Snook struggles in 36-2 home loss to Milano

  • SNOOK’S BRAYDEN MACIK and Silas Hetland make a tackle. Tribune photo by Kim Hutcheson
    SNOOK’S BRAYDEN MACIK and Silas Hetland make a tackle. Tribune photo by Kim Hutcheson
  • THE SNOOK HIGH School cheerleaders entertain the crowd last Friday at the Snook-Milano football game. Tribune photo by Kim Hutcheson
    THE SNOOK HIGH School cheerleaders entertain the crowd last Friday at the Snook-Milano football game. Tribune photo by Kim Hutcheson

    The Snook Bluejays lost to Milano 36-2 last Friday in Snook.

    The Bluejays fell to 0-7 for the season and 0-4 in district play.

    Snook’s first-half score occurred when a Milano punt was snapped over the kicker’s head, and he stepped out of the back of the end zone.

    Milano, leading 15-2 at the half, rushed for 338 yards and had 343 total yards.

    Snook Head Coach Nolan Lanham said Milano did a good job of …