In a closely contested matchup, the Orchard Farm Eagles faced off against the Warrenton Warriors, showcasing a series of intense plays that highlighted both teams' defensive strengths. The game saw the Eagles struggling to gain ground, particularly with their running back Bronson, who was tackled for a loss multiple times, including a notable play where he was brought down in the backfield by Trevyon Guthrie and Caden Stroller.

As the Eagles attempted to advance, quarterback Sinclair faced mounting pressure from the Warriors' defense, leading to an incomplete pass intended for sophomore receiver Bridal Hudzik. The Eagles' receiving corps, featuring three seniors—Hankins, Matlock, and Kennedy—each with over 20 receptions this season, struggled to find rhythm against a stout Warrenton defense.

Despite a few positive plays, including a minimal gain from Bronson, the Eagles found themselves in a challenging position, facing a 4th and 11 situation. Sinclair's attempt to connect with Kennedy fell short, resulting in a turnover on downs. The Warriors took over at their own 36-yard line, ready to capitalize on the Eagles' missteps.

The game underscored the Warriors' defensive adjustments, particularly in the middle, where Cole Meyer, the team's second-leading tackler, played a pivotal role in stifling the Eagles' offensive efforts. As the match progressed, both teams demonstrated resilience, setting the stage for a competitive remainder of the game.