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Raider Gridders win in Moose Jaw

The Yorkton Raider Gridders headed south Saturday to play Albert E. Peacock Collegiate. “It went really well,” said Yorkton coach Jason Boyda. “We got a big win 37-0.” The win didn’t come easy, especially early in the game.

The Yorkton Raider Gridders headed south Saturday to play Albert E. Peacock Collegiate.

“It went really well,” said Yorkton coach Jason Boyda. “We got a big win 37-0.”

The win didn’t come easy, especially early in the game.

“We were a little slow in the first half,” said Boyda, noting they led only 16-0 at the half.

“We make a few mistakes, we took some penalties.”

Boyda added Peacock played it tough early.

“They have a good tradition of football in the school,” he said.

In the end the Yorkton defence was the difference in the game.

Boyda said defensive coach Ryan Effa had a good plan going into the game, one the team bought into and executed well.

As for the penalties, Boyda said it was often a holding call.

“It’s just one of those things. Players play to the echo of the whistle,” he said, and that can lead to a few calls going against them. He added the team will be working on avoiding calls in practice, suggesting “it’s very important we don’t kill our own drives.”

The Raiders Gridders are back in action Friday when they offer opposition to Estevan in that team’s ‘Friday Night Lights’ game.

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