Sherman pulls away for 42-14 win
September 13, 2019
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Football rallies together for third match of the season. The team takes on Greenville High School at 7:00 p.m.
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Redhawks cheerleaders, Jjniors Mihikia Sharma, Natashya Ntuk and Gali Brynne join in for the school’s song before Thursday’s game at the Ford Center on Sept. 12, 2019.
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Looking at the video board in the Ford Center during Thursday’s game against Sherman, senior offensive lineman Corbin Ridlehuber watches a replay.
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Nearly half the players on the field swarm Sherman running back Mathias Colman (#7) during the first half of Thursday’s non-district game at the Ford Center. Coleman would finish with 30 yards rushing on the night in the Bearcats 42-14 win over the Redhawks.
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Senior Lindsey Jobe cheers on the Redhawks during Thursday’s game against Sherman, the final non-district game of the year. With the theme for Thursday’s game “Backing the Blue”, Job and other cheerleaders painted blue dots on their faces and wore blue ribbons in their hair.
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Holding her rifle around as part of halftime show Thursday at the Ford Center, senior Color Guard member, Jillian Whitner, smiles at the crowd. Band and color guard have their first contest of the year on Sept. 28 in Little Elm.
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Junior Kimberly Nguyen waves her flag as a member of Color Guard during the football against Sherman High School on Thursday, Sept. 12.
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With his helmet off, junior Prince Ugoh looks at a teammate on the sidelines during Thursday’s game against Sherman. The Redhawks started the game strong but then Sherman went on a big run to win 42-14.
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Seniors Meghan Champagne, Georgina Brown, and Annie Hawkins cheer for the Redhawks at the game on Thursday, Sept. 12 at the Ford Center. Taking on Sherman in the final non-district game of the year, the Redhawks fell 42-14.
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Looking for its first win of 2019, football took on Sherman at The Ford Center Thursday, losing 42-14.
“I was proud of the effort and energy we started the game with,” junior Will Ashmore said. “The atmosphere at the Star is incredible, the student section was loud and it was a ton of fun playing in front of our classmates.”
Despite the outcome, head coach Matt Swinnea is impressed with the athletes execution throughout the game.
“While the score doesn’t indicate it, this was by far our best performance in many areas, especially with regards to effort, aggression, and competitiveness,” Swinnea said. “Defense in particular played well and our offense actually outgained them on the night. We just have to quit being so generous with our gifts. The elimination of turnovers and costly teams mistakes will be key moving forward.”
