Cannon Hawkinson prepares to take a hit as he makes a rushing attempt on the first drive of the game.
Seth Dunster and Zach Best team up to make a tackle on a Panther rusher in the second quarter. The Blackhawk defense kept Sheridan scoreless for three quarter.
Sophomore Blake Irwin throws the ball down the field in the second quarter.
Zach Best lines up to kick the kickoff to the Sheridan Panthers after a Blackhawk score.
A bunch of Blackhawks make a stop against the Sheridan Panthers.
The Seeley-Swan High School football team took a big win at home, taking down Sheridan 42-12 on Sept. 15 for homecoming weekend.
The Blackhawks looked for a much-needed victory after going 1-1 on the road, first winning against Powell County High School and then losing to Manhattan Christian.
Seeley-Swan took control of the game early with a touchdown by Kolten ZurMuehlen, followed by a two-point conversion run by Seth Dunster. The Blackhawks found paydirt again with a long run from Cannon Hawkinson to go ahead 16-0.
The Sheridan Panthers weren't going to leave without a fight, and made multiple deep-drives into Blackhawks territory through a strong passing game. But when the Panthers made it to the goal line, the Blackhawks defense kept the opposing team out of the endzone.
At half, the Blackhawks led 16-0, and it was only heating up from there. Three third quarter touchdowns brought the score up to 36-0. The Seeley-Swan defense also stepped up, nabbing three interceptions in the third quarter.
The game ended with a Blackhawk victory 42-12. Seeley-Swan moves to 2-2 overall, and sits at seventh in the 10-team South Central 8-man division. The Blackhawks will hope to build momentum this Friday with an away game versus Lone Peak High School on Sept. 22.
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