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Pawnee City claims first win in 6-man, breaks three-year slump -
P.C.’s Kyle Gyhra (#22, above) makes a PAT catch while teammates Clayton Shook (#21) and Bryce Gyhra (#26 pictured right) make a stop on a Meridian player. Pawnee City won their first game in almost three years against Meridian by a 39-16 score. photos by Paula Jasa/Republican -
P.C.’s Jacob Lytle (#7, left) stiff arms a would-be Meridian tackler on a big run on Friday night. Paula Jasa/Republican -
P.C.’s Simon Osborne (#33, left) eludes a Mustang player in the backfield. Paula Jasa/Republican -
Pawnee City had Parent’s Night against Meridian with Senior Jacob Lytle (#7, center) and numerous teammates in action. Also pictured from left are Clayton Shook (#21), Joey Marteney (#32), Andy Maloley (#12), Kyle Gyhra (#22), Simon Osborne (#33), Bryce Gyhra (#26) and Kylenn Koester (#3). Paula Jasa/Republican -
Holding up the game ball after a well-deserved win! Paula Jasa/Republican -
P.C.’s Bryce Gyhra (#26) makes a great catch for a PAT in one of three for the night. Paula Jasa/Republican
PAWNEE CITY - It’s been a long time coming, but the Pawnee City Indians finally broke their losing streak on Friday night, September 25th when they defeated the Meridian Mustangs soundly by a score of 39-16.
The Indians, who hadn’t won a game since October 7, 2017 when they defeated Sterling 50-18, also claimed their first win playing 6-man football this season on Parent’s Night.
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