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• by Louie Neira
While the Coyotes did defeat Crystal City 22-12 last Friday, it was mostly due to the efforts of the special teams. From what I understand, Coach Trevino wasn’t too happy with the Coyotes’ performance at the halftime mark and let the team know of what one might describe as his ’strong displeasure’ with their performance. Read the rest of this entry »
Uvalde defensive back Brian Gonzales (14) and linebacker Garret Eagle (16) trap a Javelina runner and prevent his escape during first quarter action in Crystal City. (Staff photo by Marcella Munoz)
Uvalde wide receiver Cameron Morgan (8) pulls down a pass in Javelina territory to get the Coyotes closer to a TD. (photo by Marcella Munoz)
Lindsey fights it out
Coyote TE Justus Lindsey (11) battles for yardage during second-half action against the Javelinas. Uvalde racked up its third win of the season with a 22-12 victory against Crystal City.
(Staff photo by Marcella Munoz)
photos courtesy of Howard Hoermann
Friday night’s game against the Billies proved to be a game of endurance, After a first half that resulted in a tie and both teams not gaining much ground against the other, I can see that the reasons the Coyotes won is because they outlasted Fredericksburg.
In the first quarter, the Billies were connecting on both running and passing plays due to them being slightly faster than the Coyotes. However, the plays didn’t seem to go any further than that and I see them as still being a young team. The Billies will be a team to be reckoned with later on in the season.
As for the Coyotes, luck seemed to be on their side as they managed to convert the Billies’ mistakes into scoring opportunities. The trend continued into the second half as the Coyotes scored two more times against an ineffective Fredericksburg defense that seemed to lose their ability to keep up with the Coyotes’ running attack.
Next week, the Coyotes travel to Crystal City to take on the Javelinas.
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After watching Friday night’s lopsided win against the Wildcats, it’s hard to judge where the Coyotes stand. The team definitely shows talent, but at this point you can’t really say they’ve been tested. Read the rest of this entry »
The Carrizo Springs wildcats never stood a chance against a powerful Uvalde onslaught that culminated in a 38-0 defeat for the Cats and a mark in the win column for the Coyotes. Read the rest of this entry »
