Panthers drop decision to No. 5 Harding Co.-Bison

  • Timber Lake wide receiver Holden Gill pulls in a pass behind a fallen Harding County-Bison defender that turned into an 80-yard catch-and-run touchdown during second quarter action at Doug Kraft Field last Friday, Sept. 27. Gill finished the game with three receptions for 104 yards and the TD. The Ranchers claimed a 44-12 win over the Panthers, who drop to 3-2 on the season. Timber Lake travels to Lemmon-McIntosh this Friday, Oct. 4. Photo by Marie Du Preez
    Timber Lake wide receiver Holden Gill pulls in a pass behind a fallen Harding County-Bison defender that turned into an 80-yard catch-and-run touchdown during second quarter action at Doug Kraft Field last Friday, Sept. 27. Gill finished the game with three receptions for 104 yards and the TD. The Ranchers claimed a 44-12 win over the Panthers, who drop to 3-2 on the season. Timber Lake travels to Lemmon-McIntosh this Friday, Oct. 4. Photo by Marie Du Preez
    Harding County-Bison running back Rylee Veal scored five touchdowns on 28 carries behind an impressive offensive line to lead the No.5 ranked Ranchers past Timber Lake 44-12 last Friday, Sept. 27, at Doug Kraft Field in Timber Lake.The Panthers, 3-2 overall, look to get back on track this Friday, Oct. 4, when they travel to Lemmon to face the 3-2 Lemmon-McIntosh Cowboys. Lemmon-McIntosh ...

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