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AMHERST – Coming into Friday’s Section VI Class C championship game, it was assumed Barker/Royalton-Hartland would be able to control the running game against Chautauqua Lake/Westfield/Brocton. Instead, it was the Eagles who bullied the Bulls. Junior Tristen Gibbs ran 18 times for 177 yards and a touchdown as Chautauqua Lake/Westfield/Brocton outrushed Barker/Royalton-Hartland 291-178 en route to a 33-7 victory at the University at Buffalo’s Broadview Stadium. “It was pretty evident after the first series that we were going to be able to run the ball. I think (Gibbs is) one of the best running backs in Section VI; he’s a big strong kid,” Chautauqua Lake/Westfield/Brocton head coach Ty Harper said. “The offensive line did a fantastic job at the point of attack and (Thandon) Bensink did a great job blocking for him.

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