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A bye following a less than impressive opening-season win left Campolindo-Moraga football coach Kevin Macy searching for answers.
A 34-21 win at St. Ignatius on Saturday afternoon should have left Macy feeling more than optimistic.
Cougars quarterback Grant Harper led the way with four touchdown passes, including two to Lucas Allen (15 and 10 yards). Harper also connected on scoring passes to Max Schoenberger (61 yards) and Ryan O’Neil (48 yards).
Michael Brewer opened the scoring with a 3-yard TD burst for No. 13 Campolindo (2-0), which took a 34-0 lead into the final quarter.
Campolindo was coming off a 35-21 home win over then-No. 14 Marin Catholic-Kentfield on Aug. 17.
“That seems like so long ago,” Macy said.
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A 34-21 win at St. Ignatius on Saturday afternoon should have left Macy feeling more than optimistic.
Cougars quarterback Grant Harper led the way with four touchdown passes, including two to Lucas Allen (15 and 10 yards). Harper also connected on scoring passes to Max Schoenberger (61 yards) and Ryan O’Neil (48 yards).
Michael Brewer opened the scoring with a 3-yard TD burst for No. 13 Campolindo (2-0), which took a 34-0 lead into the final quarter.
Campolindo was coming off a 35-21 home win over then-No. 14 Marin Catholic-Kentfield on Aug. 17.
“That seems like so long ago,” Macy said.
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