The Lions football team started their new season with a modest 6-0 lead after the first quarter with hosts Durant, before they hit the gas and pulled away in the second period, leading 27-0 at the half.
Lisbon padded their lead with another 15 points in the third quarter to come up with the final score of 42-0.
“I am very pleased with the way the boys stuck together as a team and battled through the heat,” said new Lions head coach Dylan Hastings.
“We preach every day that the three things that we can control is our effort, attitude, and toughness. If we can give our best 100 percent every play, and play our assignments, the rest will take care of itself. Our depth and our kids’ attention to details allowed us to try and keep guys fresh and get them the breaks they needed,” Hastings said.
We have great parent and community support as well and they made sure our kids had the proper nutrition and hydration to perform at their best.
Quarterback Dakota Clark threw for 130 yards and three touchdowns in the win, rushing for 87 additional yards and scoring another touchdown that way.
Gage Holub caught two passes for 50 yards and two touchdowns.
Baylor Speidel carried two handoffs to the endzone for a pair of touchdowns.
On the other side of the ball, Matthias Kohl collected eight tackles in the effort.
Lisbon vs. Durant
LIS 6 21 15 0 42
DUR 0 0 0 0 0
Passing Yards | Dakota Clark, JR C/A 9/14 YDS 130 TDS 3 RUS 87 TDS 1
Receiving Yards | Gage Holub, JR REC 2 YDS 50 TDS 2
Total Tackles | Matthias Kohl, SR TKL 8.0 FR 1
Game Stats Lisbon Durant
Passing Attempts 14 23
Passing C/ATT 9/14 5/23
Passing Yards 130 54
Passing TDs 3 0
Passing Interceptions 1 5
Rushing Attempts 23 30
Rushing Yards 153 95
Rushing TDs 3 0
Receptions 9 5
Receiving Yards 130 54
Receiving TDs 3 0
Total Tackles 54.5 0.0
Tackles Solo 36 0
Total Sacks 1.0 0.0
Fumble Recoveries 3 2
Interceptions 5 1
Interception Return Yards 57 11
Kickoff Returns 1 4
Kickoff Return Yards 11 71
Punt Returns 2 0
Punt Return Yards 18 0
PAT Attempts 3 0
Kickoffs 7 1
Kickoff Touchbacks 3 0
Kickoff Yards 370 28
PAT Made/Attempted 2/3 0/0
PAT Points 2 0
Punts 4 4
Punt Yards 144 118
Two Point Conversions 2 0
Two Point Conversion Points 4 0
Tackles – Matthias Kohl 6, Baylor Speidel 6, Michael Gadberry 7, Grayson Wollum 2, Jacob Walerius 2, Indiana Ferguson 3, Jonah Reiling 2, Kael Chappell 1, Gage Holub 1, Quinn Coleman 1, Tiernan Boots 3, Reid Fridley 2
Lisbon FB Agate Lisbon vs. Durant LIS 6 21 15 0 42 DUR 0 0 0 0 0 Passing Yards | Dakota Clark, JR C/A 9/14 YDS 130 TDS 3 RUS 87 TDS 1 Receiving Yards | Gage Holub, JR REC 2 YDS 50 TDS 2 Total Tackles | Matthias Kohl, SR TKL 8.0 FR 1 Game Stats LIS DUR Passing Attempts 14 23 Passing C/ATT 9/14 5/23 Passing Yards 130 54 Passing TDs 3 0 Passing Interceptions 1 5 Rushing Attempts 23 30 Rushing Yards 153 95 Rushing TDs 3 0 Receptions 9 5 Receiving Yards 130 54 Receiving TDs 3 0 Total Tackles 54.5 0.0 Tackles Solo 36 0 Total Sacks 1.0 0.0 Fumble Recoveries 3 2 Interceptions 5 1 Interception Return Yards 57 11 Kickoff Returns 1 4 Kickoff Return Yards 11 71 Punt Returns 2 0 Punt Return Yards 18 0 PAT Attempts 3 0 Kickoffs 7 1 Kickoff Touchbacks 3 0 Kickoff Yards 370 28 PAT Made/Attempted 2/3 0/0 PAT Points 2 0 Punts 4 4 Punt Yards 144 118 Two Point Conversions 2 0 Two Point Conversion Points 4 0 Tackles — Matthias Kohl 6, Baylor Speidel 6, Michael Gadberry 7, Grayson Wollum 2, Jacob Walerius 2, Indiana Ferguson 3, Jonah Reiling 2, Kael Chappell 1, Gage Holub 1, Quinn Coleman 1, Tiernan Boots 3, Reid Fridley 2

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--Courtesy photos Jennifer Tischer

Lisbon’s Grayson Wollum (No. 23) attempts to tackle a Durant player.