The Henryetta Knights fought valiantly on Friday night but couldn’t maintain their winning streak, losing 34-25 to the Beggs Demons in a game that showcased both teams’ resilience. The first quarter saw Henryetta struggling to find its footing, with Beggs taking early control and putting up 13 unanswered points. Henryetta’s offense remained quiet as Beggs capitalized on key opportunities.

In the second quarter, the Knights found some life and managed to get on the scoreboard, with the quarterback leading a few impressive drives. However, Beggs wasn’t slowing down, adding two more touchdowns, ending the half with a 27-13 lead.

The third quarter was a defensive battle for both teams, but Henryetta couldn’t break through, while Beggs extended their lead with another touchdown, making it 33-13.

In the fourth quarter, Henryetta came alive, putting 12 points on the board with a stronger offensive push, led by the running back and wide receiver. However, despite their late-game efforts, the gap was too wide to close, and the game ended 34-25 in favor of Beggs.

Coach praised his team’s fight, especially in the final quarter, but think he acknowledged the need to regroup as they move forward into the next game. The Knights now stand 2-1 and are eager to bounce back stronger.