The Streak Ends

Ty was ready for our fifth game last night. We were all very hyped, as this game decided who gets to remain undefeated.


Tristan was hustling it to make sure he gave his all during the game.

See the excitement on his face?

The boys worked hard during their pre-game scrimmage to ensure that they would be ready to face the un-defeated Taylorview 2 team. Tristan just pushed this kid out of his way and ran right through the line. Tristan got a lot of play time, so that made it so much fun to watch.

We lost the game, but in the boys' defense, the refs made some really bad calls. When even I can tell the calls were off, you know it was a bad call. The boys played their butts off. And even when it was obvious we were going to lose, they kept their spirits up. I was impressed with how the coaches reacted. They played all the boys. Then, in the after game meeting, instead of freaking out because they lost the game (I honestly thought they would, after the way they harped on the importance of this game) they told the boys that they were so proud of them. The coaches pointed out that all the plays our boys made were solid, well executed plays. They pointed out the yardage we gained, that there were no fumbles, and every pass was caught with ease. I was proud of the boys and I was proud of the coaches.