Mountain Lake Won a Hard-Fought Battle vs. Hancock

This Prep Bowl matchup between the Mountain Lake Area Wolverines and the Hancock Owls was a tale of two halves. The first half had most the scoring and the second half was all defense! (I miss the actual game. I watched the highlights on replay.) Scoring Summary: Hancock's QB Preston Rohloff opened the game tossing a beautiful pass in the back of the end zone for WR Daniel Milander to go up and get. The Owls' DE Matt Thompson intercepted a pass and returned it 33 yards for the next TD, dragging defenders for the last 6 yards. Rohloff connected with WR Beau Kellenberger for the 2-point conversion. The Wolverines went on a hot streak after that, RB Mace Herrig fought his way in from 3 yards out to get Mountain Lake on the board. QB Abraham Stoesz found TE Adam Karschnik for an 11 yard score right before half, then hit him again for the 2-point conversion tying the game at 14 apiece. Stoesz had the only score of the second half running his way in from 5 yards out and then found WR Brett Willaby for the 2-point conversion to get the Wolverines the lead and the eventual victory. Players Highlighted from Mountain Lake: Quarterback/Defensive Back- Abraham Stoesz was the constant again for the Wolverines, with over 230 total yards for the offense and scoring the go-ahead TD. Running Back/Defensive Back- Mace Herrig got his team on the board first and helped the offense move down the field with over 100 yards total offense to compliment Stoesz. Wide Receiver/Defensive Back- Brett Willaby was the top target in the stat book with 47 of the 92 yards amongst the receivers. Also plays really good man-to-man defense. Tight End/Linebacker- Adam Karschnik was the red zone threat, getting open for the lone receiving TD and then the 2-point conversion to follow. Players Highlighted from Hancock: Running Back/Defensive Back- Tyler Timmerman led total offense for the Owls with 110 yards rushing/receiving. Also good in kick returns as well. Quarterback- Preston Rohloff did a good job spreading the ball around and throwing good balls in tight coverage. Defensive End- Matt Thompson made a good play defensively with his TD, shows he reads the offense well in their play sets. Wide Receiver/Defensive Back- Beau Kellenberger was the top receiver with 34 of the 87 yards amongst receivers, also catching a 2-point conversion.