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Mavericks stomp Hawks

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Photo by TK Johnson

The Hawks suffered another tough 37-9 loss last night while being outmatched by both Meadowdale’s offense and defense.

The MTHS Hawks played against the Meadowdale Mavericks, which ended up as the Hawk’s fourth loss of the season.

The Hawks started off strong, moving down the field with ease. On the third play of the game, Quarterback Justin Hopkins made the brother to brother connection with Wide Receiver and twin Josh Hopkins for a 22 yard reception. This was a momentum shifting play, leading to the Hawks scoring at the end of their drive with a 22 yard field goal by kicker Michael Jenson.

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At first, the Hawks defense was keeping the Mavericks at bay, but after a 22 yard pass to Tight End Charlie White, the Mavericks offense proved to be too much for the defense. Five plays later, Running Back Malik Braxton ran for a 29 yard touchdown, marking the first of many big plays during this game by Braxton.

Mountlake Terrace fought back in the 2nd quarter, aided by a 48 yard run by Running Back Jacob Wallgren. The drive ended with a 3 yard touchdown rush by new Full Back Malcolm Johnson. The PAT was missed, and left the Hawks with a score of 9.

After a 69 yard run by Meadowdale’s Running Back Braxton, giving the Mavericks a four point lead, the Hawks’ morale waivered.

Soon after getting back the ball, QB Justin Hopkins threw his first interception of the game.

The Hawks’ defense stepped up, limiting the pass game, forcing the Mavericks to punt.

However, the Maverick’s defense answered right back, keeping the Hawks’ offense from going anywhere. They then blocked the Hawks’ punt attempt, returning it for their third touchdown of the game.

For the rest of the first half, both teams failed to capitalize on their drives. Mountlake Terrace struggled down the field, whereas Meadowdale missed a field goal attempt.

The first drive of the second half ended with Running Back Braxton rushing for 29 yards, getting another touchdown for the Mavericks.

The Maverick’s defense shut down the Hawk’s offense, forcing a punt that led to Running Back Malik Braxton scoring his fourth touchdown off of an 11 yard rush.

For the rest of the night, neither team made any big plays. Meadowdale finished the game with a 30 yard field goal, prevailing over the Hawks.

The Hawks are now 2-4, with two games left in the regular season. The Hawks’ next game is against Shorecrest on Oct. 18th at Edmonds Stadium.

 

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