The Tioga Bulldogs secured their third district win of the season, defeating the Wolfe City Wolves 50-44 on Oct. 31.
The Bulldogs lost their starting quarterback, Greeley McAden, to injury early in the matchup but still found a way to dig out the win and keep the Wolves at bay.
“It was a big-time ending to a big game for us,” said Zach Birdwell, Tioga athletic director and head football coach. “For us to get a win versus a 4-0 district opponent, a team that was projected to win the district, it was a [huge] win for us.”
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