Huron unsurprising in homecoming loss
Bedford’s Christian Brown runs for a touchdown to make it 14-0 in the middle of the first quarter.
Any hope gained from a season-opening 62-14 blowout win by Huron football was quickly extinguished during their homecoming game vs Temperance Bedford.
“I’m looking forward to bringing a homecoming victory for the first time in a while,” said Antaiwn Mack, Huron’s head coach, before the game. However, on the first drive, junior quarterback Tyson Edmonson threw an interception and Bedford’s Joey Nagle returned it for a touchdown. The game did not go much better after that, as Bedford scored two more times to go up 21-0 with almost the entire second quarter left to play. A Huron touchdown midway through the second quarter gave fans something to cheer about, but at halftime the score was 28-7. After a rain delay during halftime, the crowd thinned out significantly and Huron limped to a 42-7 final score. Next up for Huron is Pioneer, a rival they have lost to 17 straight times.
![Pioneers Raffi Avedissian wrestles an opponent from Saline during Pioneers senior night. Avedissian is back wrestling for the Pioneers for his senior season after wrestling on a joint Pioneer-Skyline team last year due to lack of coaching and participation.
“I feel like as a senior, it’s good to have [Pioneer Wrestling] back for my final year,” Avedissian said. “I also feel like there is a bit of a pressure to set a standard for our program. We only have four or five seniors [on the team] this year, most of the kids are underclassmen, but I think the future is looking bright for Pioneer wrestling.”](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/imMDAslaCJR4eKFePgHJVIwrcKNI2dZ7xYKESVfz-475x317.jpg)
