Gavyn Irvine scored a touchdown for the Wolves on a three yard run and with a successful two-point conversion, the game ended with an EA victory of 60-6. (Patti Griffith photo)

 

Jarrett Spinnato was the lead scorer for the Wolves with four touchdowns. His touchdowns were all followed with successful two-point conversions. (Mound City News photo)

 

River Dow had 16 rushing yards in the Wolves’ victory. (Patti Griffith photo)

 

Owen DeRosier had 17 receiving yards for the Wolves in their 60-6 win against the Panthers September 30. (Mound City News photo)

 

The East Atchison Wolves varsity football team traveled to Mound City, Missouri, September 30, 2022, to take on the Mound City/Craig Panthers, who were 1 and 4 going into Friday night’s game.

The Wolves wasted no time getting on the board with a 54 yard run for a touchdown by Jarrett Spinnato. The two point conversion was also good. Spinnato then ran in a 26 yard touchdown and with the successful two-point conversion, the game went up to 16-0 Wolves.

Braden Graves caused a fumble and picked it up and ran 29 yards to put more points on the board for the Wolves (the two-point conversion failed). Spinnato added some more points with a two yard run and with the successful two-point conversion, the first quarter ended EA 30 – Mound City 0.

In the second quarter, EA’s Blake Simmons had a 27 yard run for a touchdown. The two-point conversion failed. He then threw a 23 yard pass to Graves to help the Wolves tack on another six points. With a successful two-point conversion, the Wolves were up 44-0. The Panthers were then able to finally put up their own numbers with a 54 yard run. However, those six points would be the only sign of life from the Panthers. Spinnato added another 33 yard touchdown and two-point conversion and Gavyn Irvine would add a three-yard run of his own, with a successful two-point conversion, to end the game with a Wolf victory of 60-6.

The undefeated Wolves will be on the road again this week as they travel to Stewartsville, Missouri, to take on the Stewartsville/Osborn Wildcards Friday, October 7, at 7:00 p.m. The Wildcards are 4 and 3 on the season.