NEOLA — Shenandoah running back Gabe Buttry ran for 292 yards and five touchdowns Friday, Oct. 16, the last of which gave the Mustangs the lead for good in a back-and-forth 54-49 win for the Mustangs at Tri-Center.
Shenandoah junior Gabe Buttry (right) rushed for 292 yards and five touchdowns and sophomore Charlie Liles (left) led the line on both sides of the ball, including nine tackles and a sack on defense, in a 54-49 win Friday, Oct. 16, at Tri-Center.
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Images from the Shenandoah/Tri-Center football game
Shenandoah senior Joey O'Rourke finds open space Friday, Oct. 16, during a Mustang win at Tri-Center. O'Rourke rushed for 159 yards and three touchdowns in the win.
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Shenandoah sophomore Charlie Liles (69) looks to lead the way for ball-carrier Gabe Buttry (8) while senior Hayden Roush (10) flies around the end.
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Members of Shenandoah's offensive line (white jerseys) take on Tri-Center Friday, Oct. 16.
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Shenandoah junior Ryan Love sheds his blocker and goes after Tri-Center's quarterback Friday, Oct. 16, in a Mustang win at Tri-Center.
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Shenandoah sophomore Charlie Liles (69) and junior Gabe Buttry (8) look to corral Tri-Center quarterback AJ Harder Friday, Oct. 16, during a 54-49 Mustang victory.
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Shenandoah junior Gabe Buttry looks for a lane Friday, Oct. 16, during the Mustangs' win over Tri-Center. Buttry rushed for 292 yards and five touchdowns in the win.
Shenandoah junior Gabe Buttry (right) rushed for 292 yards and five touchdowns and sophomore Charlie Liles (left) led the line on both sides of the ball, including nine tackles and a sack on defense, in a 54-49 win Friday, Oct. 16, at Tri-Center.