The Mountain Home Junior High football team steamrolled Greene County Tech at home Thursday night, winning 42-0. Mountain Home racked up 403 yards of total offense on just 21 plays, averaging just over 19 yards per play.
Quarterback Cade Yates went 7 of 9 through air for 220 yards and two touchdowns, and Jackson Criner was 2 of 2 passing for 57 yards.
Landon White led the receiving corps with three catches for 112 yards and a touchdown, Rider McClain had two catches for 73 yards and a touchdown, and Chris Hubbard caught two passes for 47 yards and a TD.
The Junior Bombers’ rushing attack was led by Drew Lamey with 74 yards and a score, and William Cottengim and Christian Cruse each scored a touchdown.
Brady Lance had nine tackles and a sack, Landon White had nine tackles with a sack and a forced fumble, and Robert Dover had six tackles and a sack.
Head coach Greg Crow says “I thought this was our best game of the year. Hats off to Coach Bishop and our defense, those guys were just awesome, we really got people to the football. Offensively I thought we stayed in good rhythm all night, we left some things out there we can do. I thought our offensive line played well all night. Super Proud of the kids, but we gotta go back to work on Monday and keep getting prepared to play, we have so much room to get better, now isn’t the time to feel good about ourself.”
The Junior Bombers improve to 3-0 and will play again next Thursday at home against Marion.
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