In their previous meeting, Rocky Mountain Lutheran routed Miami-Yoder 77 - 0. This time around? Just more of the same. Rocky Mountain Lutheran dominated last week, steamrollering Miami-Yoder 55 - 6. Rocky Mountain Lutheran won its match by a margin much greater than the state rankings suggested.
Rocky Mountain Lutheran's offense came in ready to rumble, picking up 49 points in the first half. That put it at a 49 - 0 advantage. This initial advantage was enough to carry it through the second half despite the team only scoring an additional six points.
Rocky Mountain Lutheran can chalk up much of its success to the efforts of senior Charlie Hahm, who ran for 115 yards and also punched in three touchdowns. This marked the 4th consecutive game in which Hahm had 100+ rushing yards. Senior Andrew Zemlicka was in the mix too, providing Rocky Mountain Lutheran with two touchdowns.
The win bumped Rocky Mountain Lutheran's record up to 6-2. The defeat dropped Miami-Yoder's record to 1-7. The loss is only the most recent in a discouraging five-game streak.
The teams are out to raise these records in their next games. Rocky Mountain Lutheran will look to defend its home turf against Justice this Saturday at 1:00 PM. Rocky Mountain Lutheran has blown out its past five opponents, so Justice has its work cut out for it. Meanwhile, Miami-Yoder will face off against South Park Saturday at 1:00 PM. Miami-Yoder will have to bring in its A game since the rankings favor South Park.
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