The Aubrey Chaparrals football team traveled to Sulphur Springs looking for their second win of the season but left Gerald Prim Stadium with their fourth loss of the season, falling to the Wildcats 45-14.
The Chaps kept it close in the first half, but the No. 6 ranked Wildcats pulled away in the second half on the arm of quarterback Deuce Timmons, who finished with 5 total touchdowns.
“Our kids certainly weren't intimidated to play Sulphur Springs, even though they knew how good they were,” said Keith Ivy, Aubrey athletic director and head football coach. “I thought we went toe-to-toe with them most of the night. It was a 17-7 game with a few minutes left in the first half, and outside a handful of penalties or bad plays or turnovers, it was an even contest, but unfortunately, we didn't get to win, which is always the ultimate goal.”
