West Carroll Falls to Hollow-Rock Bruceton, 37-12
From the Sep 15, 2026 e-Edition
BRUCETON (September 11) — The West Carroll War Eagles traveled to Bruceton on Friday night. The War Eagles kept the game close in the first half, but the Tigers pulled away for a 37-12 final score.
Bruceton won the toss and elected to defer the opening kick to West Carroll. The War Eagles started their first drive at their own 35-yard line. Parker Newman kept the ball three times to pick up two first downs. Tiger Trent Brickman made the third-down stop, forcing West Carroll to punt.
Bruceton started its first drive at the West Carroll 24-yard line. Tiger Easton Bullington completed a pass to Carter Lowe for three yards. War Eagle Cole Mueller made the tackle to force fourth down, but the Tigers picked up the first down and moved the ball to the 11-yard line. Bullington then completed an 11-yard touchdown pass to Daegan Collins. The two-point conversion was good, making it Bruceton 8, West Carroll 0.
Bruceton kicked the ball to the War Eagles to start their second drive at their own 24-yard line as the first quarter ended. West Carroll fumbled, with Bruceton recovering at the 49-yard line. The Tigers marched down to the 12-yard line, where Korbin Brown ran for a 12-yard touchdown. The two-point conversion was good, making the score Bruceton 16, West Carroll 0.
Bruceton kicked the ball back to West Carroll, which started its third drive at the 20-yard line. War Eagle Timothy Haggard ran for 19 yards. The War Eagles eventually reached the 1-yard line, where No. 34 ran up the middle for a 1-yard touchdown. The two-point conversion was no good, making the score Bruceton 16, West Carroll 6 before the end of the first half.
West Carroll kicked the ball to the Tigers to start the second half, with Bruceton beginning its drive at the West Carroll 35-yard line. Collins ran for gains of 16 and eight yards before scoring on a 10-yard touchdown run three plays later. The extra point was good, making the score Bruceton 23, West Carroll 6.
Bruceton kicked the ball to West Carroll, which started its next drive at the 27-yard line. The Bruceton defense forced the Eagles to punt, but the Tigers soon fumbled, with War Eagle No. 7 recovering. The Eagles moved the ball to midfield but turned it over on downs. Bruceton then turned the ball over to West Carroll on the 26-yard line.
War Eagle No. 0 ran around the outside for a 14-yard touchdown. The extra point was good, cutting the score to Bruceton 23, West Carroll 12.
The War Eagles kicked the ball to Bruceton, which returned it all the way to the 50-yard line. Bullington then connected with Lowe for a 30-yard touchdown pass. The extra point was good, making the score Bruceton 30, West Carroll 12.
Bruceton kicked the ball to West Carroll to start its next drive. The War Eagles fumbled, and Bruceton recovered at the West Carroll 32-yard line. Bullington then completed a pass to Lowe for a 32-yard touchdown. The extra point was good, giving Bruceton a 37-12 victory.
West Carroll returns home Friday, September 18, to host Humboldt. Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central travels to Wayne County.
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