
The Pirates showed a lot of balance last Friday. The offense scored in the air, on the ground and on special teams, and the defense kept the Mule offense in check.
Adna scored twice in the first quarter, first on a 28-yard pass play and next on a 70-yard punt return. Leading 13-0 at halftime, the Pirates added a 44-yard touchdown run and closed the scoring with a short run.
The Pirates had 224 yards rushing and 139 yards through the air.
The Mules gained only 77 yards on the ground, none through passing. Bryce McClain picked up 36, Zach Schneider 29, and Joel Nicolazzi 10.
Taylor Russell led the defense with 12 tackles. Schneider had nine, and McClain, Ty Bain, Zach Pierce and Cameron Elliott all had seven. Pierce intercepted two passes; Ryan Helms batted down a pass, and Jeff Vik recorded a quarterback sack.
"I thought our defense played well with great efforts from Zach Pierce, Ty Bain, Bryce McClain and Joel Nicolazzi," said Mule Coach Eric Hansen."Adna did a nice job defensively as we were unable to sustain any drives."
By The Associated Press
PREP FOOTBALL
October 30
Adna 27, Wahkiakum 0
Napavine 45, Toutle Lake 0
Naselle 22, South Bend 8
Pe Ell 47, Raymond 8
Willapa Valley 28, Northwest Christian 6