It’s easy to think of Wichita County (11-0) only as an offensive juggernaut. And that’s easy to do with a team that’s averaging 47.5 points per game with seven of those games over by halftime because of the 45-point mercy rule.
Statistically, the first 22-1/2 minutes in Friday’s Class 3A regional playoff game went about as well as Scott City could have hoped.
Wichita County High School has grown accustomed to seeing quarterbacks who are a run-pass threat and, so far, they’ve found a way to throttle those multitalented signal callers.
It had been four years since Roberto Apodaca had competed in the state cross-country championship.
In late summer, Brinlie Stevens was still trying to decide what fall sport she wanted to participate in as she was preparing for high school.
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