As Dylan Quaife wheels around the corner he is following the blocking of fellow running back Peter Warren. Quarterback Kale Boomer, wearing no. 11, also is looking for somebody to block to free Quaife.
Last Friday the Cook County Viking football team made the long trip to Ogilvie, Minnesota to face the Ogilvie Lions in what looked to be a good match-up.
And it was.
After a nice drive the Vikings got on the board. Sophomore running back Peter Warren found pay dirt on a four-yard run. He came right back and ran in the two-point conversion.
Good defense held the Lions scoreless and the Vikings led 8-0 after the first period of play.
Early in the second quarter sophomore quarterback Kale Boomer found Dylan Quaife with a pass that covered 44 yards for a touchdown. The extra-point was blocked and the Vikings were up 14-0.
Was a rout on?
No. Ogilvie scored two touchdowns of its own in the second quarter. One came on a one-yard run and the second on an eight-yard pass. Both extra point tries were good and the teams went into halftime 14 all.
Although the Vikings played tough football in the second half Ogilvie was a little better. During a back-and-fourth third quarter, only Ogilvie found the end zone. The Lions scored a touchdown on a five-yard pass and the two-point conversion was good. The Vikings went into the fourth quarter trailing 22-14.
Despite some nice offensive plays the Vikings were unable to mount another scoring drive. Ogilvie tallied one more touchdown on a 31-yard run and their two-point pass play was also good, giving the Lions a 30-14 win over a spirited Viking team.
The Vikings played Chisholm this Wednesday, October 20, for their last regular season game. So far the team is 3-4 on the year.
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