A season opener resulted in a significant victory with a score of 44-0. The winning team's students celebrated a touchdown during the non-conference game. A quarterback and defensive lineman made notable plays, with the latter involved in a change of possession.
The game took place at Bob and Janet Vackar Stadium. Further details and photos of the game are available. The event occurred on Saturday, Aug.
29, 2026.
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