Cross country teams participate in events
The Galesburg-Augusta mens cross country team finished fifth out of five teams that had enough runners to score as a team at the Cardinal Open October 17 at Bloomingdale.
G-A finished with 106 points.
There were not enough G-A runners to score as a team in the women’s race.
Martin won both events, with the girls finishing with 40 points and the boys totaling 35 points.
G-A sophomore Segura Lopez crossed the finish line first for the boys, posting a time of 19:51.2 in 16th place.
G-A sophomore Sophia Dohm was a top 15 finisher with an 11th place finish, posting a time of 23:20.5
The G-A middle school girls and boys teams had top five finishers in the 2-mile middle school race.
Seventh grader Louie Finedell finished fifth with a time of 13:47.3 in the boys race and sixth grader Lillian Barton finished third with a time of 14:59.4 in the girls race.
Martin placed first in the middle school girls race with 23 points and there were no teams with enough runners to score as a team in the boys race.
Cardinal Open At Bloomingdale
Men
G-A Results
16. Segura Lopez, 19:51.2, 20. Nick Stevens, 20:26.2, 29. Ashton Dingee, 21:48.7, 31. Cameron Kuhse, 22:26.0, 36. Vincent Finedell, 23:33.8, 40. Everett Finedell, 24:32.1, 52. Aaiden Schroeder, 27:49.6
Women
G-A Results
11. Sophia Dohm, 23:20.5, 49. Grace Allie, 30:01.6, 57. Addison Walden, 35:23.7
2-Mile Middle School Boys Race
G-A Results
5. Louie Finedell, 13:47.3, 9. Hershel Dohm, 13:58.3, 28. Adrian Butler, 24:53.1
2-Mile Middle School Girls Race
G-A Results
3. Lillian Barton, 14:59.4, 19. Sylvia Millard, 20:51.0, 23. Shaniyah Jones, 36:04.3
Three Personal Best Times for G-A at SAC Championship
The Galesburg-Augusta mens and womens cross country teams had three runners finish with personal best times and one runner finish with a season best time at the SAC
Championship meet at the Gilmore Car Museum October 15.
The G-A boys finished in 15th place out of 16 schools that had enough runners to score as a team with 400 points. The G-A girls did not have enough runners to score as a team.
Saugatuck (57 points) won the girls high school race and the boys race with (35).
G-A sophomore Segura Lopez was the first Ram to finish in the mens race, posting a time of 19:41.1 in 54th place.
Ram sophomore Sophia Dohm finished 42nd in the womens race with a time of 23:07.1.
Sophomore Grace Allie had a personal best time in the girls race.
G-A freshmen Cameron Kuhse and Everett Finedell both enjoyed personal best times and sophomore Vincent Finedell had a season best time in the boys race.
G-A sophomore Aaiden Schroeder was the lone Ram runner in the combined JV boys race, finishing in 37th place with a season best time of 26:29.
Men’s Varsity
G-A Results
54. Segura Lopez, 19:14.1, 73. Nick Stevens, 20:03.2, 84. Ashton Dingee, 20:40.4, 94. Cameron Kuhse, 21:43.7PB, 100. Vincent Finedell, 22:41.0SB, 104. Everett Finedell, 24:19.8PB, 106. Matthew Chichester, 25:42.9
Women
G-A Results
42. Sophia Dohm, 23:07.1, 95. Grace Allie, 28:16.0PB, 97. Addison Walden, 34:32.3
Combined JV Boys
G-A Results
37. fifth Aaiden Schroeder, 26:29.0SB
G-A finished with 106 points.
There were not enough G-A runners to score as a team in the women’s race.
Martin won both events, with the girls finishing with 40 points and the boys totaling 35 points.
G-A sophomore Segura Lopez crossed the finish line first for the boys, posting a time of 19:51.2 in 16th place.
G-A sophomore Sophia Dohm was a top 15 finisher with an 11th place finish, posting a time of 23:20.5
The G-A middle school girls and boys teams had top five finishers in the 2-mile middle school race.
Seventh grader Louie Finedell finished fifth with a time of 13:47.3 in the boys race and sixth grader Lillian Barton finished third with a time of 14:59.4 in the girls race.
Martin placed first in the middle school girls race with 23 points and there were no teams with enough runners to score as a team in the boys race.
Cardinal Open At Bloomingdale
Men
G-A Results
16. Segura Lopez, 19:51.2, 20. Nick Stevens, 20:26.2, 29. Ashton Dingee, 21:48.7, 31. Cameron Kuhse, 22:26.0, 36. Vincent Finedell, 23:33.8, 40. Everett Finedell, 24:32.1, 52. Aaiden Schroeder, 27:49.6
Women
G-A Results
11. Sophia Dohm, 23:20.5, 49. Grace Allie, 30:01.6, 57. Addison Walden, 35:23.7
2-Mile Middle School Boys Race
G-A Results
5. Louie Finedell, 13:47.3, 9. Hershel Dohm, 13:58.3, 28. Adrian Butler, 24:53.1
2-Mile Middle School Girls Race
G-A Results
3. Lillian Barton, 14:59.4, 19. Sylvia Millard, 20:51.0, 23. Shaniyah Jones, 36:04.3
Three Personal Best Times for G-A at SAC Championship
The Galesburg-Augusta mens and womens cross country teams had three runners finish with personal best times and one runner finish with a season best time at the SAC
Championship meet at the Gilmore Car Museum October 15.
The G-A boys finished in 15th place out of 16 schools that had enough runners to score as a team with 400 points. The G-A girls did not have enough runners to score as a team.
Saugatuck (57 points) won the girls high school race and the boys race with (35).
G-A sophomore Segura Lopez was the first Ram to finish in the mens race, posting a time of 19:41.1 in 54th place.
Ram sophomore Sophia Dohm finished 42nd in the womens race with a time of 23:07.1.
Sophomore Grace Allie had a personal best time in the girls race.
G-A freshmen Cameron Kuhse and Everett Finedell both enjoyed personal best times and sophomore Vincent Finedell had a season best time in the boys race.
G-A sophomore Aaiden Schroeder was the lone Ram runner in the combined JV boys race, finishing in 37th place with a season best time of 26:29.
Men’s Varsity
G-A Results
54. Segura Lopez, 19:14.1, 73. Nick Stevens, 20:03.2, 84. Ashton Dingee, 20:40.4, 94. Cameron Kuhse, 21:43.7PB, 100. Vincent Finedell, 22:41.0SB, 104. Everett Finedell, 24:19.8PB, 106. Matthew Chichester, 25:42.9
Women
G-A Results
42. Sophia Dohm, 23:07.1, 95. Grace Allie, 28:16.0PB, 97. Addison Walden, 34:32.3
Combined JV Boys
G-A Results
37. fifth Aaiden Schroeder, 26:29.0SB
Volleyball team claims
first place trophy at tournament
After absorbing two losses on the road October 15, the Galesburg-Augusta varsity volleyball team responded with a very strong performance two days later by winning the first place trophy at the Constantine Tournament.
G-A defeated all four of its opponents in two sets at the Constantine Tournament, taking Delton-Kellogg (25-20, 25-23), Centreville twice (25-21, 25-17 and 25-17, 25-14) and Constantine (25-16, 25-19).
Lily Gilbert finished with a team high seven aces and 21 kills to go with 22 digs on the day, Lexi Coburn led the team in digs with 26 and assists with 67, Jeni Klimp had a team high 11 blocks to go with 11 kills and 18 digs, and Ellesa Callender and Kayla Bortolussi each had 20 kills.
G-A defeated all four of its opponents in two sets at the Constantine Tournament, taking Delton-Kellogg (25-20, 25-23), Centreville twice (25-21, 25-17 and 25-17, 25-14) and Constantine (25-16, 25-19).
Lily Gilbert finished with a team high seven aces and 21 kills to go with 22 digs on the day, Lexi Coburn led the team in digs with 26 and assists with 67, Jeni Klimp had a team high 11 blocks to go with 11 kills and 18 digs, and Ellesa Callender and Kayla Bortolussi each had 20 kills.
The G-A varsity volleyball team is pictured with the first place trophy the team won at the Constantine Tournament October 17.
(Photo courtesy of G-A volleyball)
Constantine Tournament
G-A Def. Delton-Kellogg, 25-20, 25-23
G-A Def. Centreville, 25-21, 25-17
G-A Def. Centreville, 25-17, 25-14
G-A Def. Constantine, 25-16, 25-19
G-A Stat Leaders
Aces: Lily Gilbert 7, Lexi Coburn 5, Kayla Bortolussi 4, Jilaya Henry-Philips 4, Ellesa Callender 3, Claire Callender 3
Kills: Lily Gilbert 21, Ellesa Callender 20, Kayla Bortolussi 20, Jeni Klimp 11, Emily Coleman 7, Lexi Coburn 3, Kirra Puglise 1
Digs: Lexi Coburn 26, Lily Gilbert 22, Emily Coleman 19, Jeni Klimp 18, Ellesa Callender 17, Audrey Dennis 16, Jilaya Henry-Philips 9, Kayla Bortolussi 2, Claire Callender 1
Blocks: Jeni Klimp 11, Kayla Bortolussi 7, Ellesa Callender 4, Emily Coleman 3, Lily Gilbert 3, Lexi Coburn 1
Assists: Lexi Coburn 67, Emily Coleman 3, Kayla Bortolussi 3, Jeni Klimp 1, Kirra Puglise 1, Ellesa Callender 1, Lily Gilbert 1
G-A Drops Two Matches
The Lady Rams lost two matches in a triangular match at South Haven October 15.
G-A fell to St. Joseph, 18-25, 12-25, and lost to South Haven, 23-25, 24-26.
Against St. Joe, Lexi Coburn led the team in digs with 10 and assists with seven, Lily Gilbert and Kayla Bortolussi each had three kills, and Jeni Klimp had a team high three blocks.
In the loss to South Haven, Lexi Coburn had a team hight 14 assists and two aces, Kayla Bortolussi led the team in kills with six, Lily Gilbert had 10 digs, and Jeni Klimp had a team high three blocks.
St. Joe Def. G-A 25-18, 25-12
G-A Stat Leaders
Aces: Lily Gilbert 1, Ellesa Callender 1, Kayla Bortolussi 1, Lexi Coburn 1, Jeni Klimp 1
Kills: Lily Gilbert 3, Kayla Bortolussi 3, Ellesa Callender 2, Kirra Coleman 1
Digs: Lexi Coburn 10, Jeni Klimp 7, Audrey Dennis 6, Lily Gilbert 4, Emily Coleman 2, Ellesa Callender 1, Claire Callender 1
Blocks: Jeni Klimp 3, Ellesa Callender 2, Lily Gilbert 1, Kayla Bortolussi 1
Assists: Lexi Coburn 7, Lily Gilbert 1
South Haven Def. G-A 25-23, 26-24
G-A Stat Leaders
Aces: Lexi Coburn 2, Jeni Klimp 1, Ellesa Callender 1
Kills: Kayla Bortolussi 6, Lily Gilbert 4, Kirra Puglise 2, Emily Coleman 2, Jeni Klimp 1, Ellesa Callender 1
Digs: Lily Gilbert 10, Ellesa Callender 8, Lexi Coburn 6, Jeni Klimp 5, Audrey Dennis 4, Emily Coleman 3, Jilaya Henry-Philips 3, Kayla Bortolussi 1
Blocks: Jeni Klimp 3, Lily Gilbert 2, Kayla Bortolussi 1
Assists: Lexi Coburn 14, Lily Gilbert 2
G-A Def. Delton-Kellogg, 25-20, 25-23
G-A Def. Centreville, 25-21, 25-17
G-A Def. Centreville, 25-17, 25-14
G-A Def. Constantine, 25-16, 25-19
G-A Stat Leaders
Aces: Lily Gilbert 7, Lexi Coburn 5, Kayla Bortolussi 4, Jilaya Henry-Philips 4, Ellesa Callender 3, Claire Callender 3
Kills: Lily Gilbert 21, Ellesa Callender 20, Kayla Bortolussi 20, Jeni Klimp 11, Emily Coleman 7, Lexi Coburn 3, Kirra Puglise 1
Digs: Lexi Coburn 26, Lily Gilbert 22, Emily Coleman 19, Jeni Klimp 18, Ellesa Callender 17, Audrey Dennis 16, Jilaya Henry-Philips 9, Kayla Bortolussi 2, Claire Callender 1
Blocks: Jeni Klimp 11, Kayla Bortolussi 7, Ellesa Callender 4, Emily Coleman 3, Lily Gilbert 3, Lexi Coburn 1
Assists: Lexi Coburn 67, Emily Coleman 3, Kayla Bortolussi 3, Jeni Klimp 1, Kirra Puglise 1, Ellesa Callender 1, Lily Gilbert 1
G-A Drops Two Matches
The Lady Rams lost two matches in a triangular match at South Haven October 15.
G-A fell to St. Joseph, 18-25, 12-25, and lost to South Haven, 23-25, 24-26.
Against St. Joe, Lexi Coburn led the team in digs with 10 and assists with seven, Lily Gilbert and Kayla Bortolussi each had three kills, and Jeni Klimp had a team high three blocks.
In the loss to South Haven, Lexi Coburn had a team hight 14 assists and two aces, Kayla Bortolussi led the team in kills with six, Lily Gilbert had 10 digs, and Jeni Klimp had a team high three blocks.
St. Joe Def. G-A 25-18, 25-12
G-A Stat Leaders
Aces: Lily Gilbert 1, Ellesa Callender 1, Kayla Bortolussi 1, Lexi Coburn 1, Jeni Klimp 1
Kills: Lily Gilbert 3, Kayla Bortolussi 3, Ellesa Callender 2, Kirra Coleman 1
Digs: Lexi Coburn 10, Jeni Klimp 7, Audrey Dennis 6, Lily Gilbert 4, Emily Coleman 2, Ellesa Callender 1, Claire Callender 1
Blocks: Jeni Klimp 3, Ellesa Callender 2, Lily Gilbert 1, Kayla Bortolussi 1
Assists: Lexi Coburn 7, Lily Gilbert 1
South Haven Def. G-A 25-23, 26-24
G-A Stat Leaders
Aces: Lexi Coburn 2, Jeni Klimp 1, Ellesa Callender 1
Kills: Kayla Bortolussi 6, Lily Gilbert 4, Kirra Puglise 2, Emily Coleman 2, Jeni Klimp 1, Ellesa Callender 1
Digs: Lily Gilbert 10, Ellesa Callender 8, Lexi Coburn 6, Jeni Klimp 5, Audrey Dennis 4, Emily Coleman 3, Jilaya Henry-Philips 3, Kayla Bortolussi 1
Blocks: Jeni Klimp 3, Lily Gilbert 2, Kayla Bortolussi 1
Assists: Lexi Coburn 14, Lily Gilbert 2
2026 G-A Frosh/JV/Varsity Volleyball
A Look Ahead ...
10/28 Kalamazoo Premier (Varsity only - senior night) Home 5 p.m.
10/29 C-S (JV/Var.) Away 5:30 p.m.
A Look Ahead ...
10/28 Kalamazoo Premier (Varsity only - senior night) Home 5 p.m.
10/29 C-S (JV/Var.) Away 5:30 p.m.
Varsity football team returns to win column
By Dale Martin
Leading 16-14 after one quarter, the Galesburg-Augusta varsity football team scored 24 second quarter points to take control of the game at Gobles. They added 26 second half points to gain their 7th win of the season, 58-26.
The Rams finish the regular season on October 23rd at home against Cassopolis (7-1), winners of its last seven games. A win would give G-A its first 8-1 regular season finish since 1990, when that team advanced all the way to the state finals and finished 11-2. The 1990 team finished the regular season 8-1.
G-A started the game with a 71 yard, 10-play drive with Patrick Armock scoring on a 5 yard run. Armock then passed to J.J. Bailey for the points after and an 8-0 lead.
Gobles answered with a 58 yard, 7-play drive with Maximus Sager scoring on a 5 yard run. The point after failed and G-A held a slim 8-6 advantage late in the quarter.
An onside kick by Gobles failed and the Rams started their second drive at the Tigers 45 yard line. Armock connected with Bailey on a 23 yard pass and six running plays later it was Ronald Kasten scoring on a 4 yard run. Giovanni Evans ran for the extra points, giving G-A a 16-6 lead early in the second quarter.
Gobles wasted little time driving 78 yards for its second score of the evening. Hunter Piper ran for 43 yards, an unsportsmanlike penalty gave the home team a first down at the Rams 9 yard line and Avery Greffe tossed a pass to Piper for a touchdown. The point after attempt was no good and the Ram lead was cut to 16-12.
G-A’s next possession was a disaster. Starting at their own 23 yard line the Rams attempted a double reverse but fumbled the ball losing 14 yards and forcing them to punt from their own 9 yard line. The snap from center sailed over the punter’s head resulting in a safety, narrowing the Ram lead to 16-14 half way through the second quarter.
Gobles returned the free kick to the Ram 48 yard line. On a third and 6 Greffe was hit trying to get a pass off and Robertson recovered the fumble at the Gobles 48 yard line. The Ram offense failed to take advantage of the situation giving the ball back to the Tigers at their own 46 yard line.
The G-A defense forced the Tigers into a third and 10 at the Rams 46 yard line. On an attempted end run Ronald Kasten stripped the ball from the runner and returned the ball to the Gobles 36 yard line.
Armock and Evans teamed up on a 27 yard pass giving the Rams a first down at the Tigers 9 yard line. Armock then raced around left end and into the end zone for a Ram score. Evans ran for the two point conversion and a 24-14 Ram lead with 1:07 to play in the half.
Gobles started its next possession at its own 45 yard line. On the second play J.J. Bailey intercepted a Greffe pass and returned it to the Gobles 45 yard line. Armock passed to Kasten for a 38 yard gain down to the Tigers 7 yard line. Two plays later Armock scored again on a 7 yard run. Buckner added the two point conversion on a run and the teams went into halftime with G-A leading 32-14.
Gobles started the second half with a drive that took them down to the G-A 30 yard line. The Ram defense dug in and held the Tigers to zero yards on the next four tries.
Taking possession, the Rams gained 40 yards on an Armock pass to Evans and 9 yard runs by Buckner and Evans, giving them a first down at the Gobles 12 yard line. On the next play the Rams fumbled the ball with the Tigers recovering at the 16 yard line.
The Tigers’ next possession lasted just 5 plays. Greffe attempted a screen pass while under intense pressure. He flipped the ball toward his intended receiver but Cayden Allie batted the ball in the air, intercepted it and returned it to the Tigers 7 yard line. Kasten picked up his second touchdown of the night on a 6 yard run. The two-point run attempt failed and the Ram lead was now 38-14 late in the third quarter.
On the ensuing kickoff the Tigers fumbled the ball with J.J. Bailey recovering the ball at the Gobles 34 yard line. On the first play of the fourth quarter Buckner picked up his second touchdown on a 26 yard run and with La Hard’s extra point kick, the Ram lead was expanded to 45-14.
It didn’t take long for the Tigers to respond. Noah Philley returned the ensuing kickoff 82 yards for a touchdown, narrowing the deficit to 45-20.
Gobles attempted an onside kick, but failed for the third time in the game, allowing G-A to start its next drive at the Tigers 48 yard line.
Kasten ran for 8 yards, Buckner 10 and Armock for 24 giving the Rams a first down at the Gobles 6 yard line. Colton Robertson completed the drive with a 6 yard touchdown run and La Hard’s point after kick gave the Rams a 52-20 lead with 9 minutes to play.
The Tigers didn’t give up. They drove 69 yards, 41 of it on a run by Piper, with Case Lord covering the final 4 for the touchdown, making the score 52-26 with 5:25 to play.
The Rams (7-1) weren’t finished. On the second play of their final drive Evans raced up the middle, broke a tackle and raced 63 yards for the game’s final score and a Ram 58-26 win.
The Ram offense finished with 217 rushing yards. Evans had 83 yards, Armock 53 and Buckner 52. Armock completed 6 of 9 passes for 170 yards. Evans caught 2 passes for 67 yards, Alex Krugh 2 for 62 yards and Kasten 1 for 38 yards.
Dominic Corsi led the Ram defense with 17 tackles. Robertson had 13 tackles and Milo Schwendinger adding 8. Tristan Jackson, Krugh, and Bailey each made 7 tackles.
Leading 16-14 after one quarter, the Galesburg-Augusta varsity football team scored 24 second quarter points to take control of the game at Gobles. They added 26 second half points to gain their 7th win of the season, 58-26.
The Rams finish the regular season on October 23rd at home against Cassopolis (7-1), winners of its last seven games. A win would give G-A its first 8-1 regular season finish since 1990, when that team advanced all the way to the state finals and finished 11-2. The 1990 team finished the regular season 8-1.
G-A started the game with a 71 yard, 10-play drive with Patrick Armock scoring on a 5 yard run. Armock then passed to J.J. Bailey for the points after and an 8-0 lead.
Gobles answered with a 58 yard, 7-play drive with Maximus Sager scoring on a 5 yard run. The point after failed and G-A held a slim 8-6 advantage late in the quarter.
An onside kick by Gobles failed and the Rams started their second drive at the Tigers 45 yard line. Armock connected with Bailey on a 23 yard pass and six running plays later it was Ronald Kasten scoring on a 4 yard run. Giovanni Evans ran for the extra points, giving G-A a 16-6 lead early in the second quarter.
Gobles wasted little time driving 78 yards for its second score of the evening. Hunter Piper ran for 43 yards, an unsportsmanlike penalty gave the home team a first down at the Rams 9 yard line and Avery Greffe tossed a pass to Piper for a touchdown. The point after attempt was no good and the Ram lead was cut to 16-12.
G-A’s next possession was a disaster. Starting at their own 23 yard line the Rams attempted a double reverse but fumbled the ball losing 14 yards and forcing them to punt from their own 9 yard line. The snap from center sailed over the punter’s head resulting in a safety, narrowing the Ram lead to 16-14 half way through the second quarter.
Gobles returned the free kick to the Ram 48 yard line. On a third and 6 Greffe was hit trying to get a pass off and Robertson recovered the fumble at the Gobles 48 yard line. The Ram offense failed to take advantage of the situation giving the ball back to the Tigers at their own 46 yard line.
The G-A defense forced the Tigers into a third and 10 at the Rams 46 yard line. On an attempted end run Ronald Kasten stripped the ball from the runner and returned the ball to the Gobles 36 yard line.
Armock and Evans teamed up on a 27 yard pass giving the Rams a first down at the Tigers 9 yard line. Armock then raced around left end and into the end zone for a Ram score. Evans ran for the two point conversion and a 24-14 Ram lead with 1:07 to play in the half.
Gobles started its next possession at its own 45 yard line. On the second play J.J. Bailey intercepted a Greffe pass and returned it to the Gobles 45 yard line. Armock passed to Kasten for a 38 yard gain down to the Tigers 7 yard line. Two plays later Armock scored again on a 7 yard run. Buckner added the two point conversion on a run and the teams went into halftime with G-A leading 32-14.
Gobles started the second half with a drive that took them down to the G-A 30 yard line. The Ram defense dug in and held the Tigers to zero yards on the next four tries.
Taking possession, the Rams gained 40 yards on an Armock pass to Evans and 9 yard runs by Buckner and Evans, giving them a first down at the Gobles 12 yard line. On the next play the Rams fumbled the ball with the Tigers recovering at the 16 yard line.
The Tigers’ next possession lasted just 5 plays. Greffe attempted a screen pass while under intense pressure. He flipped the ball toward his intended receiver but Cayden Allie batted the ball in the air, intercepted it and returned it to the Tigers 7 yard line. Kasten picked up his second touchdown of the night on a 6 yard run. The two-point run attempt failed and the Ram lead was now 38-14 late in the third quarter.
On the ensuing kickoff the Tigers fumbled the ball with J.J. Bailey recovering the ball at the Gobles 34 yard line. On the first play of the fourth quarter Buckner picked up his second touchdown on a 26 yard run and with La Hard’s extra point kick, the Ram lead was expanded to 45-14.
It didn’t take long for the Tigers to respond. Noah Philley returned the ensuing kickoff 82 yards for a touchdown, narrowing the deficit to 45-20.
Gobles attempted an onside kick, but failed for the third time in the game, allowing G-A to start its next drive at the Tigers 48 yard line.
Kasten ran for 8 yards, Buckner 10 and Armock for 24 giving the Rams a first down at the Gobles 6 yard line. Colton Robertson completed the drive with a 6 yard touchdown run and La Hard’s point after kick gave the Rams a 52-20 lead with 9 minutes to play.
The Tigers didn’t give up. They drove 69 yards, 41 of it on a run by Piper, with Case Lord covering the final 4 for the touchdown, making the score 52-26 with 5:25 to play.
The Rams (7-1) weren’t finished. On the second play of their final drive Evans raced up the middle, broke a tackle and raced 63 yards for the game’s final score and a Ram 58-26 win.
The Ram offense finished with 217 rushing yards. Evans had 83 yards, Armock 53 and Buckner 52. Armock completed 6 of 9 passes for 170 yards. Evans caught 2 passes for 67 yards, Alex Krugh 2 for 62 yards and Kasten 1 for 38 yards.
Dominic Corsi led the Ram defense with 17 tackles. Robertson had 13 tackles and Milo Schwendinger adding 8. Tristan Jackson, Krugh, and Bailey each made 7 tackles.
JV football team wins on
final play of Kalamazoo game
The Galesburg-Augusta JV football team won a thrilling 32-30 decision over Kalamazoo United in a game that came down to the last play at Maskill Stadium October 15.
G-A, winners of four straight games, improves to 5-2.
G-A coach Les Brewer said Kalamazoo United drove down the field and with time about to expire attempted a pass to the endzone but Gabe Smith defended the play well to help the Rams secure the win.
Kody Watson, with one touchdown reception and one rushing touchdown, Donaven Tiffany, with one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown, and Julian Houseman, with one rushing touchdown, scored G-A touchdowns.
The JVs closed the season October 22 at Buchanan.
G-A, winners of four straight games, improves to 5-2.
G-A coach Les Brewer said Kalamazoo United drove down the field and with time about to expire attempted a pass to the endzone but Gabe Smith defended the play well to help the Rams secure the win.
Kody Watson, with one touchdown reception and one rushing touchdown, Donaven Tiffany, with one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown, and Julian Houseman, with one rushing touchdown, scored G-A touchdowns.
The JVs closed the season October 22 at Buchanan.
