“Now we want to win out, we want to host a playoff game, and we want to advance in the playoffs. That’s our goal. To make the playoffs isn’t a goal, it’s an expectation.”
The Trojans have lived up to expectations this year thanks to a dominating running attack and a swarming defense.
That ground game piled up 363 yards against a short-handed Orchard View squad on Friday, including 144 yards on just eight carries for fullback Logan Six.
Six gained most of those yards on one play — an 81-yard scamper midway through the first quarter that put the Trojans on top 14-0. Six credited his offensive line for making the play happen.
“It wouldn’t have been there without great play by the line,” said Six, who also made a game-high 14 tackles from his linebacker spot. “The hole was wide open. When I cut back through the middle, I didn’t want to get caught, so I cut back to the right side a little bit.”
To read more of this story, see the print or e-edition of today's Grand Haven Tribune.
Subscribe
e-Paper Free Trial
Email Newsletters
Contact Us
Forms
Advertise
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Comments
One game at a time.
They're so far over the horizon right now, we don't even need to engage them yet.
We'll see what their thoughts are as we get closer to November, but for now, we gotta slay some dragons.
kitchen cabinet