High school football: The horizon dominates the victory of East Big Region 10

Skyline entered the winners on Friday night from five consecutive games. Not only that streak was extended to six, but did it in command of fashion, with a great 53-21 victory in region 10 over the east leopards.

The history of the game was the Skyline field marshal, Xavier Cocci, who ran for four touchdowns at night and added one by the air. His five total touchdowns promoted the eagles to victory, since they remain undefeated in the game in the region.

A kick back for a Touchdown from Sione Tupua, a Pick-Six of Cash Grandon and defensive security helped horizon to ensure victory, but escapes easily.

When asked about the trick of his special team unit, Skyline chief coach Marcus Mailei smiled.

“Man, the coach of our special teams, Jackson, has been working with children for about four or five days, and we do a little additional practice in each practice.

The work worked perfectly, since a transfer led to a bad direction that East could not follow. Tupua’s return was a spark that Eagles needed after being 7-0 in the first quarter. East then responded to Tupua’s return with his own touchdown through the legs of the Dru Reuss Field Marshal.

Reuss’s Touchdown did it 14-7, giving the Leopard an advantage that would be short. Skyline made a tear to close the first half, scoring 17 points without response. However, the impulse did not stop there, since Mailei’s team would win the 53-21 game.

The game was called with 9:38 remaining in the fourth quarter due to lightning, something that hindered dozens of games throughout the state on Friday night.

“It is a reflection on how focused are the children in every aspect of the game. Congratulations to these boys for making each part important. And then, the same with the coaches who push the players to concentrate.” Mailei continued: “We will continue to build what we have.

The Skyline offensive has been electric this season, with an average of 50.2 points per game since September 5. It is the type of culture and chemistry that is building the young nucleus of Maile, which will face an even harder test text against Highland’s strong defensive unit.

Only two games stand on the horizon road and an undefeated region record.

EAST will have a shortened break, since it is scheduled to face Jordan next Thursday.