MT. ORAB — The Washington Blue Lion freshman football team traveled to Western Brown Saturday morning, Oct. 4 to take on the Broncos. Washington won the game, 36-6.

The scoring began on a Western Brown 45-yard run from scrimmage.

The Lions quickly answered on a 35-yard run by Jerome Pettiford (the two-point conversion failed).

The next score came with Caleb Huffman finding Pettiford on a 30-yard pass to the end zone. Cole Chrisman scored the two-point conversion for a score of 14-6.

With no time left to go on the clock in the second quarter, Justin Hall caught a 40-yard Huffman pass with the point after failing making the halftime score 20-6.

The Lions opened up the thrid quarter of play scoring on a 25-yard Huffman run with Chrisman adding the conversion for a score of 28-6.

The final score of the game came on a long, clock-consuming drive in which Chrisman scored on a 12-yard run and Kyle Marine added the conversion for the final score of 36-6.

“What a great game,” Washington coach Jon Creamer said. “We came out and they scored right away and I challenged these young men to respond and they did.

“Our defense played terrific,” Creamer added. “Justin Hall and Adam Cook both had interceptions, Chase Enochs had a blocked punt and to top it all off they had the ball on the 1-yard line on fourth down and our defense stuffed them with a wonderful goal line stand.”

Anchoring the defensive line for the Blue Lions are: Zach Blevins, Adam Phillips, Ryan Cooper, Chase Enochs, Nathan Carter and Andrew Bonecutter.

“I am very proud of how they played today,” Creamer said.

Washington hosts Clinton-Massie Thursday at 5 p.m. at Gardner Park.

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