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October 30th | Jelsma Stadium | 105.1 FM | GSP
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Head Coach |
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| 2008 Record |
1-9
Overall, 0-7 5A-2 |
| Offensive formation |
Multiple I |
| Defensive formation |
4-3 |
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The Guthrie BlueJays come back to the Rock looking to get a
2-game losing streak behind them as they host the winless Capitol Hill
Redskins, Friday night.
Guthrie enters with a 4-4 record overall and a 3-2 district
record and appears will be the third team represented in 5A-2
and will have to play their first play-off game on the road at
either El Reno, or Duncan.
The loser of the Duncan/El Reno game in Week 10 will all but
certain finish second in 5A-1 barring a major upset this week
and will host the Jays.
The same can not be said for Capitol Hill, who is now in their
9th season of not winning a district game. The
Redskins won two games two years ago which match their most wins
dating back to the 1999 season.
On September 8th 2006, Capitol Hill snapped a 43-game losing streak with a win
over rival U.S. Grant with a 43-12 win. It would be there only win last year.
The Redskins (0-8) have
struggled offensively by scoring just 26-points all season and
has been shut-out five times. Ironically, the most points
Capitol Hill has scored this year is 12 against Carl Albert in a
69-12 set back.
Noble won their first game of the season last week over Capitol
Hill, 48-7. The only other Redskins points was in Week 2 against
U.S. Grant (13-7).
Guthrie concludes the regular season next week on Senior Night when Noble comes
to town.
Guthrie athletics can be heard on Triple Play Sports Radio 105.1 FM and on
Guthrie Sports Page Radio.
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