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Crimson Cliffs secures victory with late game interceptions

September 14, 2024 | Washington County Commission and Boards, Washington County, Utah


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Crimson Cliffs secures victory with late game interceptions
In a thrilling showdown at Desert Hills High School, the Crimson Cliffs Mustangs emerged victorious over the Desert Hills Thunder with a final score of 28-17. The game showcased a fierce battle between two undefeated teams in Region 9, with both sides demonstrating impressive athleticism and strategic gameplay.

The Mustangs took control in the second half, overcoming a 14-14 tie at halftime. Key plays included a remarkable touchdown run by McCord Christiansen, who broke through multiple defenders to score on a crucial fourth down, giving Crimson Cliffs a 21-17 lead. This was followed by a touchdown pass from quarterback Ryder Sherritt to Malachi Lofepo, extending the lead to 28-17 and putting the game out of reach for the Thunder.

Desert Hills struggled to respond, with quarterback Gerrit Grondell facing relentless pressure from the Mustang defense. Despite a strong start, the Thunder's offense faltered in the second half, failing to score after their initial field goal. The Mustangs' defense, led by standout performances from McKay Wright and Josh Alvey, intercepted Grondell twice, effectively sealing the game.

The victory not only boosts Crimson Cliffs' record to 3-2 but also solidifies their position as a contender for the region title. Meanwhile, Desert Hills will need to regroup and address their offensive struggles as they look ahead to the remainder of the season.

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