Seneca football remains undefeated; Indians take down McDonald County 49-21
SENECA, MO — Seneca football remains undefeated with another big win on Friday night. Taking down McDonald County, the Indians continue to power through their regular season schedule.
Starting off strong, Indians running back Roman Miller saw nothing but an open field in front of him as he took it all the way to the end zone for a touchdown. With the ball back in their possession, quarterback Kaden Clouse weaved through the defense and headed straight into the end zone for the second touchdown of the game.
Despite the early lead, Seneca continued to push forward. Tyrone Harris, with several players attempting to track him down, worked his way into the end zone for another score. Pushing ahead to a 27-0 lead, the Mustangs found themselves on the scoreboard via a passing touchdown to Breck Rubeck.
McDonald County gained some momentum, but Seneca continued to put up the points in the second half, as the Indians took down the Mustangs 49-21.
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