Last Friday, Poly High School's football team kicked off their season in style, taking their first game on the road with a stunning 26-14 victory over the JW North Huskies. For the Bears, this win wasn't just about the score; it was about redemption as Poly got their first victory against the Huskies in 5 years. Well, this time, Poly turned the tables with a fake punt scoring a t touchdown to set the tone for a solid performance to start their season, a victory that got everyone buzzing.
Poly's offense came alive with Maddox Long making his case for MVP, showcasing a blend of skill and determination that scored the first 10 points of the game and left the Huskies scrambling. The victory wasn't just a win on the scoreboard but a statement that Poly is ready to make waves this season. Every player stepped up, from crucial defensive stops to impressive plays that got the crowd on their feet.
JW North, despite the loss, didn't go down without a fight. QB Anthony Zavala threw 2TDs with no interceptions with a QB rating of 119.7. Denavyah Garcia and Calvin Rivers put points on the board, proving their tenacity and talent. Poly was lucky they didnt air it out more. However, with this being their second consecutive defeat, the Huskies find themselves at a crossroads with an 0-2 record.
Looking ahead, both teams face new challenges on the road. Poly is gearing up for their upcoming clash against Sultana this Friday at 7:00 p.m., aiming to keep their momentum going. Meanwhile, JW North will be up against King on Thursday at 7:00 p.m., determined to turn their season around.
In the end, Poly's win wasn't just about the numbers; it was about setting the tone for what promises to be an electrifying season. With their eyes on the prize, the Bears are ready to tackle whatever comes next. For students and fans alike, this game was a reminder that Poly football is back and better than ever.
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