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Mid-Prairie football erupts against EBF
Golden Hawks ground rockets to move to 2-2
WELLMAN — It was all Mid-Prairie on Friday night as the Golden Hawks, who ran all over Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont in the Class 2A District 6 opener.
One week after having to cancel their game against Iowa City Regina, Mid-Prairie was back on the field for a 42-0 victory.
The Golden Hawks suffocated EBF on defense and scored six times in the first half, leading 20-0 at the first quarter break and 42-0 at halftime.
Tyler Helmuth ran for 127 yards and three touchdowns to lead Mid-Prairie. Braden Hartley went for 76 yards and two scores.
Mid-Prairei quarterback Will Cavanagh completed nine passes on the day for 136 yards and a score Jackson Pennington caught four balls for 57 yards, and Jerrett Hoffman had three receptions for 51 yards and a touchdown.
Mid-Prairie is now 2-2 overall and 1-0 in district play. They will travel to Central Lee this Friday.
Mid-Prairie's Collin Miller picks up yardage against EBF on Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie's Tyler Helmuth picks up more yards on the ground against EBF on Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie's Tyler Helmuth finds a hole to run through against EBF on Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie's Tyler Helmuth keeps his balance as a EBF defender tries to bring him down Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie's Tyler Helmuth looks at the first down marker after being brought down by EBF's Blake Hughes Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie's Tyler Helmuth looks to make his cut during the Golden Hawks game against EBF on Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie quarterback Will Cavanagh rolls out Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie quarterback Will Cavanagh runs the ball Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie's Jarrett Hoffman hauls in a pass Friday against EBF. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
Mid-Prairie running back Braden Hartley picks up yardage against EBF on Friday. (Jim Johnson/The Union)
