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Semifinal Game Preview: Sidney Eagles vs. Columbia Falls Wildcats

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Source: The Sidney Herald

SIDNEY — A ticket to the MHSA Class A state championship game is on the line Friday night, setting the stage for a spectacular semifinal collision at Sidney’s historic Swanson Field. The undefeated Eastern A champion Sidney Eagles (10-0) are prepared to defend their home turf against the surging Northwest A champion Columbia Falls Wildcats (8-1) in a high-stakes matchup that will catapult the victor into the state championship. The visiting Wildcats will be traveling 541 miles across the Big Sky state riding a wave of momentum following a decisive 35-22 quarterfinal victory over Hardin. Columbia Falls brings a highly balanced offense that generates more than 400 total yards per contest, evenly split between a lethal aerial attack and a physical ground game. The Wildcats feature key senior leaders such as quarterback/linebacker Banyan Johnston (6'4", 210 lbs), running back/linebacker/punter Trip Ross (6'0", 190 lbs), and lineman Tristan Anderson (6'2", 270 lbs).

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