Helias wins two more games in Florida
BASEBALL CITY, Fla. — The Helias Crusaders rolled to a pair of wins Monday.
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BASEBALL CITY, Fla. — The Helias Crusaders rolled to a pair of wins Monday.
A.J. Raines was as good as advertised. The Timberland senior quarterback racked up 430 yards of total offense Friday night to lead the fourth-seeded Wolves to a 41-24 victory against the second-seeded Helias Cruasders in the Class 5 District 4 championship game at Ray Hentges Stadium.
On a night where the Helias honored some of its first teams in football program history, the current Crusaders put on a show. Helias scored seven first-half touchdowns Friday night, then added a last-minute field goal before halftime for good measure, on its way to a 59-13 victory against the Vianney Golden Griffins at Ray Hentges Stadium.
It was a true team effort. Up by a touchdown at halftime Friday night against the Hannibal Pirates, the Helias Crusaders dominated the third quarter on their way to a season-opening 31-21 victory. “Everybody played so well for us tonight,” Helias coach Chris Hentges said. “We got a lot of great efforts from a lot of kids.”
Consistent offense Friday night powered the Jefferson City American Legion Post 5 Juniors.