In a thrilling display of athleticism, the Warriors took possession at their own 15-yard line, setting the stage for an impressive offensive drive. With Austin Haas joining Brandon Johnson in the backfield, the team lined up with triple receivers to the right and a solo receiver to the left, while the Eagles crowded the line of scrimmage.

In a pivotal moment, Johnson opted to hand the ball off to Haas, who capitalized on a solid block and surged over the left side of the field. Demonstrating his speed and agility, Haas executed a remarkable 40-yard run before being forced out of bounds by Carson Strutman, who made a crucial touchdown-saving tackle.

This play not only showcased Haas's talent but also marked a significant moment in his career, as he is recognized as Warrington's all-time leading rusher. His ability to break through defenses, even after being contained early in the game, highlights his status as an all-state running back and a key player for the Warriors.