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Bear River falls short against Mountain Crest in Region 11 contest

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Bear River falls short against Mountain Crest in Region 11 contest
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The Bear River varsity football team traveled to Mountain Crest High School for a Region 11 contest on a Friday night. Bear River fell short in the match-up against Mountain Crest.

Key takeaways

  • Bear River varsity football competed in a Region 11 contest against Mountain Crest High School.
  • Offensive lineman Daxtyn Barlow engaged in running plays against Mustang defenders.
  • Quarterback Preston Wilkinson threw a 71-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Glaiden Behrens.
  • Bear River was unable to secure a victory in the match-up.

The Bear River varsity football team traveled to Mountain Crest High School for a Region 11 contest on a Friday night, according to a October 3 report by Jessi Ellis for The Leader. Bear River fell short in the match-up against Mountain Crest on the gridiron.

During the game, Bear River offensive lineman Daxtyn Barlow was seen using strong arms to attempt to throw a Mustang defender off balance during a running play. Additionally, Bear River wide receiver Glaiden Behrens caught a long pass from quarterback Preston Wilkinson that resulted in a 71-yard touchdown.

The match-up between Bear River and Mountain Crest was a Region 11 contest held at Mountain Crest High School.

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