by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com Sponsored by Worth County had two losses in the regular season. Last week, they avenged one of them by beating Platte Valley. This week, they were trying to avenge their second loss of the season against Albany. For the second straight week, the Tigers were behind with 1:00 left in the game. And for the second straight week, the Tigers would score and hold on for a win. This time, a 48-yard catch from Lucas Frisch set up a Landon Wilmes 3-yard run to put the Tigers up 40-34 with 53 seconds left in the game. Frisch made a spectacular one-handed catch and drug an Albany defender to set up the score. HOW DID LUCAS FRISCH HANG ON TO THIS?! @WorthCoTigers Hayden Sanders connected with Lucas Frisch on an amazing pitch and catch. This play started the winning drive in the District 7 8-Man Championship. #sctop10 @MO8ManFootball @GrandRiverConf @MSHSAAOrg 🎥: April Healy pic.twitter.com/K3T2Jwuyfy — Chris Roush (@chrisRroush) November 16,
by Jeremy Benson, GrandRiverConference.com Sponsored by Platte Valley's Ridge Clements scored on a touchdown and 2-point conversion with 3:59 left in the District Semifinal against Worth County. It gave them a 30-28 lead. It looked like their lead would hold up when Worth County had a 4th and 7 at their own 32 with 2:33 left in the game. Hayden Sanders' pass was incomplete, but a Platte Valley defender committed pass interference, giving the Tigers new life. With 39 seconds left in the game, Sanders found Karson Briner open in the end zone for a 14-yard touchdown. Platte Valley had one last chance, but Worth County's pressure on a 4th and 5 at midfield led to an incomplete pass by Clements and a turnover on downs. Worth County went into victory formation to end the game. Worth County came into the 2nd half with a 14-8 lead and the ball. They marched down the field and scored on a Landon Wilmes 7-yard run to go up 20-8. Platte Valley responded on their next drive whe