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Tigers finish 2-7 in first year of eight-man action
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Source: Falls City Journal
The Falls City Tigers have officially wrapped up their season. The Tigers finished the season 2-7, one more win than last year. The Tigers dropped to eight-man, down from eleven, which is what they played every season before. Even though the Tigers may not have gotten as many wins as they initially set out, the players had a lot of individual success. The Tigers had two records broken this season. Senior Jacoby Bangert broke the single season passing yards record with 1,686 yards, while senior Paxton Armbruster broke the single season receiving yards record with 711. With 159 football teams in Class D, Bangert finished 4th in total passing yards and 5th in total yardage with 2,108 yards; Armbruster finished 6th in total receiving yards in the whole class. The Tigers had their best offensive game in their Homecoming game against the Fairbury Jeffs, scoring 62 vs. Fairbury’s 18.
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