Yeguas keep Baker Highway Trophy for 2024
SOMERVILLE’S IAN TEAGUE breaks free as Snook’s Tristen Yen moves in for the tackle. Somerville won 32-6 in the annual rivalry. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
SNOOK’S LIAM Zequeira makes this catch against Somerville last Friday night. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
SNOOK’S MICHAEL Eaton carries the ball against Somerville. They Yeguas won 32-6. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
SOMERVILLE’S KASON Rohrbach and Steven Martinez tackle Snook’s Liam Zequeira. Tribune photo by Roy Sanders
MEDICS RESPOND ON FRIDAY at the Somerville-Snook football game after a Snook player went down with an injury. Snook’s Michael Eaton was taken to an area hospital.
SOMERVILLE’S TREVOR Rosser and Moses Stickel hold the Baker Highway Trophy.
THE SOMERVILLE HIGH School Band percussion session performs at halftime of the Somerville-Snook football game.
THE SOMERVILLE YEGUAS Marching Band performs at halftime of the Somerville-Snook football game last Friday in Somerville.
The Somerville Yeguas capitalized on some big offensive plays, balancing runs and passes, in a 32-6 victory last Friday over rival Snook for the Baker Highway Trophy.Somerville outgained the Bluejays 356-209 in total yards despite having only 20 offensive plays for the entire game.Snook, despite the loss, showed some grit with a strong rushing game and good blocking, with all of i...
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