T-Wolves Maul The Trojans
Senior Cason Cabbiness jumping his way through the tunnel.
On Friday, at Allan Trimble Stadium, the football team traveled to Tulsa to take on the Jenks Trojans. The boys handed the Trojans a loss on their homecoming night with the help of quarterback Kamden Sixkiller. Sixkiller accounted for 390 yards and 3 touchdowns against the Trojans. Sixkiller’s ability to avoid pressure and his run game provided big plays for the T-Wolves and bought him time to make touchdown passes. Cason Cabbiness stood out as a receiver with 9 catches for 190 yards.
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Jenks played the game without two of their major players Ty Walls, a receiver, and Jaiden Carrol, a runningback due to injury. N0rth also played without OU commit Chapman McKown, but Carson Samson filled in for him with 22 rushes for 70 yards. A standout moment in the game came early in the 4th quarter with the Timberwolves up 24-21. Jenks quarterback Jalyn Stanford had possession of the ball and made a pass under pressure which was intercepted by Owen Eschelman.
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The T-Wolves knocked 6 minutes off the clock as they drove 88 yards down the field. Carson Samson made a 2-yard touchdown run and gave the T-Wolves a well-deserved win. The final score of the game was 31-21 making the win one of the 2 wins against Jenks on their home field since 2019.