Longview put together a statement performance Friday night, overpowering Marshall 61-13 behind an explosive offense and a relentless defensive effort. From the opening kickoff, Longview controlled the game on both sides of the ball. The Lobos’ offense consistently created big plays, while the defense made it difficult for Marshall to find any rhythm throughout the night. Through the air, Longview connected on multiple explosive touchdown passes, including several receiving touchdowns of more than 40 yards. The big-play passing attack repeatedly stretched the Marshall defense and gave Longview’s offense momentum whenever it needed it. Longview was just as effective on the ground. The running game consistently picked up yards and kept the Marshall defense on its heels, allowing the Lobos to control the tempo and continue putting points on the board. The combination of a strong rushing attack and explosive plays through the air made Longview’s offense difficult to slow down. Special teams provided another highlight for the Lobos when Longview broke loose for a huge punt return touchdown, adding another explosive play to an already impressive night. While the offense grabbed much of the attention, Longview’s defense was equally impressive. The Lobos played with intensity from start to finish, limiting Marshall’s opportunities and helping the offense repeatedly regain possession.

The defensive performance was a major reason Longview was able to build such a commanding lead. By the final whistle, Longview had put together a 61-13 victory that showcased the team’s ability to make plays in every phase of the game.

MVP

Trey Hamilton
Longview

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Aaron Ashley

Longview

As a senior at Longview High School, Aaron has worked hard to excel both in the classroom and as a student-athlete, competing in football, cross-country, and track while maintaining the academic standards required to be a member of the National Honor Society. His experiences in sports have taught him the value of leadership, discipline, teamwork, and perseverance. After graduation, Aaron plans to attend college and earn a degree that will prepare him to become a high school football coach. Aaron’s hope is to inspire young athletes the same way his coaches have inspired himself, and the team.
Errick Clough

Marshall

Errick has dedicated countless hours to serving his school and community through the football team, National Junior Honor Society, and the welding program. His outstanding work ethic has also earned him Employee of the Month honors at Super 1 Foods in Marshall. His commitment to service, leadership, and hard work has made a lasting impact both in and out of the classroom.

GAME SUMMARY