KHS FOOTBALL

from page 1 halftime strong. The opposing team scored off of a 58-yard touchdown with the scoreboard reading 28-0.

The Indians responded by scoring their first touchdown of the night, which would end up being the team’s only points in the homecoming match-up. Quarterback Eli Ogi threw a 34-yard pass to Johnny Hooker in the fourth quarter.

KML ended the game by scoring two more touchdowns in the fourth, resulting in a 42-7 loss for the home team.

“KML runs their offense very well, and we just simply ran out of gas,” stated Kreif.

Everett Donath led the team offensively with 45-rushing yards.

“Everett Donath, our tailback, ran the ball very well this week. He was definitely our bright spot offensively,” said the coach.

Johnny Hooker had 64-receiving yards and Landon Daniel was close behind with 50.

Defensively, Gabriel Halopka and Jude Johnson both put up nine total tackles on the night.

The Indians fought hard but were unable to pull off a win.

Kewaskum will travel to Beaver Dam on Friday, Oct. 11, for their final away game of the season.

Andrew Reichert runs the ball for Kewaskum during the Homecoming football game against Kettle Moraine Lutheran on Friday, Oct. 4. Kettle Moraine Lutheran won the East Central Conference game, 42-7. ANNE TRAUTNER PHOTOS

Anthony Coleman runs the ball for Kewaskum during the Homecoming football game against Kettle Moraine Lutheran on Friday, Oct. 4.

Quin Dornacker prepares to hike the ball for Kewaskum during the Homecoming football game.