Wes-Del Football Rolls Past Cambridge City Lincoln, 71-0, on Homecoming Night The Wes-Del varsity football team delivered a dominant performance on Friday, October 16, defeating Cambridge City Lincoln 71-0 at Paul L. Parker Field. The Warriors showcased an explosive rushing attack and a strong defensive effort in front of their home crowd, improving to 8-0 on the season. Wes-Del's offense was firing on all cylinders, finishing with 388 total yards, including 321 yards rushing on 23 carries for an impressive average of 14 yards per attempt. The Warriors found the end zone 10 times, scoring nine rushing touchdowns and adding another on an interception return. Senior Rhyker Mauck led the Warriors' ground attack, rushing for 100 yards and three touchdowns on just six carries. Junior Kolby New added an outstanding performance, rushing for 55 yards and two touchdowns on only two attempts, including a 50-yard run. Junior Ryan Hyre contributed 113 total offensive yards, including 47 rushing yards and a touchdown, while also hauling in three receptions for 66 yards. Junior Noah Perdue added a rushing touchdown and completed two of five passes for 48 yards and a touchdown. Sophomore Jaxon Drumm connected on his lone pass attempt for 19 yards and contributed two successful two-point conversions on the ground. Senior Eli Wright and freshman Landon Miller also found the end zone with rushing touchdowns, helping highlight a balanced offensive performance that saw several Warriors contribute to the victory. Defensively, Wes-Del was equally impressive, holding Cambridge City Lincoln scoreless throughout the contest. Sophomore Haiden Hassett provided one of the game's defensive highlights, returning an interception 14 yards for a touchdown. Senior Ranen DuBois and freshman Luke Fields led the Warriors with nine total tackles apiece. DuBois also recorded two tackles for loss, while Luke Fields added two tackles for loss. Sophomore Haiden Hassett and freshman Jack Fields each contributed five tackles, with Jack Fields also recording three tackles for loss and a sack. Senior Easton Stewart added five tackles as the Warriors' defense continued to make plays throughout the evening. The Warriors also received strong contributions from their offensive line, which helped pave the way for the team's 321 rushing yards. Luke Fields and junior Braxton Harmeyer each recorded six pancake blocks, while Easton Stewart added four. The victory was especially meaningful as Wes-Del celebrated its rescheduled Homecoming festivities, giving Warrior fans plenty to cheer about throughout the evening. With the 71-0 victory, Wes-Del remains undefeated at 8-0 and carries tremendous momentum into the postseason. Congratulations to our players and coaches on another outstanding team performance!