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Keota spoils new Gans coach’s debut
Sports
September 3, 2024
Keota spoils new Gans coach’s debut
By JOHN BLOCK THE STIGLER NEWS-SENTINEL

The Gary Hixon era at Gans did not get started in the way all would have liked as the Grizzlies opened the season with a 50-0 loss to the host Keota Lions last Thursday night.

The game ended at halftime due to the 8-man football 45-point mercy rule.

Keota’s Kayden Decker returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown and Kalib West ran in the twopoint conversion to give the Lions (1-0) an early 8-0 lead.

Gans senior Caiden Kennedy started at quarterback, and the team received a delay of penalty prior to its first offensive snap. Kennedy attempted to avoid a sack but threw the ball backwards which hit the goal post and was ruled a safety.

While Keota scored on the next two possessions, the Grizzlies (0-1) ended their drives with two interceptions, one by Keota’s Traiten Bryant and the other by his teammate, Remington Tomlin.

On the final play of the first quarter, Gans converted a fourth down on a run by Austin Hines, which was Gans only first down of the quarter. The first quarter ended with Keota leading 34-0.

After picking up another first down on the drive, Keota’s Kale Johnson recovered a Gans fumble.

Keota then scored on a 28-yard run by Josh Pickle, and Hines had a 51-yard punt on the next drive.

The Lions’ final score of the night was a 61yard rushing touchdown by Kalib West.

The Grizzlies will look to get their first win as well as their new coach’s first win at 7 p.m. next Thursday night as they travel to meet the Oaks Warriors.

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