Huskies roar past Central City aerial attack

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Bison challenge early, cannot pull upset 

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  • Quarterback Drew Knust and running back Maddex Egger stepped up in a big way Friday, combining for seven rushing touchdowns to lead the Huskies to a 49-21 win over Central City.
    Quarterback Drew Knust and running back Maddex Egger stepped up in a big way Friday, combining for seven rushing touchdowns to lead the Huskies to a 49-21 win over Central City.
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The 2022 Aurora Huskies completed a task few teams in the school’s history have accomplished Friday, capping off an undefeated regular season to enter the playoffs as the No. 1-ranked top dog in Class C1.
The final notch in the belt came at Central City, where a pass-happy Bison team gave the Huskies all they could handle in the first quarter before the Big Red pulled away to a 49-21 win. Coach Kyle Peterson praised his team in the post-game huddle for accomplishing one of its major goals — winning an outright district championship — then challenged his squad to keep the momentum going into the playoffs.
“You know, we had a lot to play for tonight,” Peterson said. “We wanted to finish off the district championship and we wanted to be an undefeated team, because there haven’t been a lot of those in school history. That’s an exciting thing for this group of kids.”

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