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Wolverine Replay: Wolverines Claw Their Way to Back-to-Back Wins

Explosive offense propel team to victories over Centennial and Heritage; rivalry showdown against Frisco High looms
Turner Corey and Daniel LeVine
October 16, 2024
Turner Corey, Daniel LeVine

The Wolverines are on a two game win streak, starting off with a 35-14 victory over Centennial. This game was electric from the beginning, as Jayden Maples drops a 40 yard bomb to Lucas Mangum, setting up a four yard touchdown.

With a deep pass from Jayden Maples to Ryder Tredway, and a handful of rushing touchdowns from “Showtime AP,” Aidan Poole, the Wolverines win an edge against Centennial.

In a much needed win against Heritage, the Wolverines start hot in the first half with touchdowns from Aidan Poole, a wide open touchdown in the end zone from Ryder Tredway, and another Tredway touchdown!

An extra effort touchdown from Grayson Myer gave the Wolverines a comfortable 23-0 lead. In the end, the defense comes in “clutch,” Cedric Thornton snagging two interceptions for a final score of 30-27.

The next Wolverine Football game is Friday, Oct. 18 against rival Frisco High at Kuykendall Stadium. Kickoff is at 7:00 pm.

 

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Turner Corey
Turner Corey, Sports Videographer
Senior reporter Turner Corey is THE WINTV sideline reporter, the face of Wolverine Replay, and a budding filmmaker. When he's not on the baseball field, he's on the sidelines capturing every touchdown and tackle for the monthly Wolverine Replays, turning Friday night highlights into cinematic gold that keeps the school buzzing long after the final whistle.
Daniel LeVine
Daniel LeVine
Meet Daniel LeVine, a junior at Wakeland High School who is making his mark both on the field and in the newsroom. As a member of the school's broadcast staff, Daniel combines his passion for journalism with his knack for storytelling, delivering compelling reports that keep his fellow students informed and entertained. But Daniel's talents extend far beyond the realm of reporting - this year, he earned a spot on the varsity football team a right tackle.