In a thrilling matchup, the Warrington Warriors edged out the Liberty Eagles with a score of 14-13 in a closely contested game that showcased impressive plays and strategic adjustments from both teams. The game saw a record-breaking performance from Warriors quarterback Brynn Johnson, who connected with Diedrich Forrest for a pivotal 25-yard touchdown pass, setting the stage for a first and goal situation at the Liberty 4-yard line.

The Warriors capitalized on this opportunity, with Austin Haas scoring a touchdown shortly after, tying the game at 13-13. Tyler Farber successfully converted the extra point, giving Warrington a narrow lead just before halftime. The Warriors' defense, which had previously allowed only 14 points in the last eight quarters, stepped up significantly after conceding two early touchdowns, effectively shutting down Liberty's offensive momentum.

Liberty struggled to regain their rhythm after a strong start, with quarterback Caden McMullen facing tough coverage from the Warriors' secondary. Despite a few promising plays, including a 25-yard reception by Caleb Galati, the Eagles were unable to convert on crucial fourth downs, ultimately leading to their defeat.

As the game progressed, Warrington's quick offensive plays and effective use of motion kept Liberty's defense on their toes. The Warriors' ability to adapt and execute under pressure proved decisive, allowing them to maintain their lead and secure the victory as the clock wound down. The game highlighted the Warriors' resilience and tactical prowess, setting a competitive tone for the remainder of the season.