Matthew “Moose” Lopez
Sports Editor
The Lytle Pirates held their own against a surging Warhorse team and valiantly fell 55-21. An inspired first half showed everyone in attendance that Lytle is liable for an offensive explosion every night against any team. The Pirate offense was able to find chinks in Devine’s defensive armor and made for an entertaining display of football. Head coach Mike Trevino said this comes from the squad playing with confidence and belief in each other.
“When we executed, played fast, and trusted one another, we showed that we could move the football and compete,” Trevino said. “Now it’s about building consistency in those moments. We’ve challenged our kids to understand that we’re not interested in moral victories.”
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Varsity Pirate #2 Jaad Aguilera had 91 receiving yards and two touchdowns during Lytle’s game against Devine. Photo by Moose Lopez.
