7th Grade Panthers Beat Comfort - Sports - Blanco County News

Wednesday, October 8, 2008 • Posted October 7, 2008

The seventh grade boys went out and beat Comfort 40-8. Grant Eickenloff, David Ramirez, Alex Palos and Kyle Sauceda all contributed to the final score. Eichenloff scored once and gained two extra points, Ramirez had a total of three touchdowns and two extra points, Alex Palos with one TD and two extra points, and Kyle Sauceda went in for four extra points.

The boys will travel to Mason this Thursday to take on the Punchers.

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