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![Senior running back Brandon Mathis rushes for a touchdown with tight end senior Barrette Schmidlkofer cheering. Starr’s Mill won 42-20 against Harris County this past Friday. “We finally played up to our capabilities. I’m just proud of the boys. [They] kept plugging away and kept working hard, what we asked them to do, all the position meetings, all the film study, all that early morning and afternoons,” head coach Chad Phillips said. “If you keep doing that it’s going to pay off for you. You play by far our best game this season, by far.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Feature-1-900x600.jpg)
![Free safety and kick returner Marc Stampley returns a punt. Special teams had one kick off return and one punt return for a touchdown. Mt. Zion attempted an onside kick to begin the game, but senior Ben Thompson ran it back 48 yards for a touchdown. “Special teams can make or break the game,” Thompson said. “Honestly, [the team] could be down, could be up, it doesn’t matter just play every special team like it’s your last.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/Special-Teams-900x600.jpg)
![Senior sprinter and anchor leg Will Knowlton crosses the finish line at the end of the boys 4x400 meter relay. The track team competed last Saturday in the Sectional B meet, which consisted of regions 2, 3, 6, and 7, sending 21 entrants from Starr’s Mill to state. One of those entries was the boys 4x400 relay team, who won their event with a time of 3 minutes and 21.29 seconds. “A lot of momentum going in [to sectionals], so today we wanted to keep up that mentality,” Knowlton said. “Just continue to do what we’ve been practicing. [Sectionals] is just a show of how we’ve practiced. We do practice perfectly, at high standards, so we knew it was going to replicate out on the field so we just wanted to do it how we practice.”](https://www.theprowlernews.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/FEATURE-2.jpg)
