By K. Conner Winslow Bulldogs traveled to Surprise to meet the Paradise Honor Panthers on Oct. 9. Paradise Honor Panther Trey Herrmann started the game by returning a 76-yard game opening kickoff for a touchdown. The extra two-point attempt failed getting the Panthers on the board 0-6. This would be the only score of the first quarter. Late in the second quarter, Winslow’s Trevor Cavasos would put the Bulldogs on the board with a 15-yard field goal. With less than a minute in the half, Jace Lyons would throw several long passes with a 60-yard pass to Michael Dugger, then a 35-yard pass to Zane Corum for the touchdown. Cavasos made the extra point. This would end the half, with Winslow-10 and Paradise Honors-6. In the third quarter both teams would find themselves inside the 10-yard line but neither able to get across the goal line. Josh Travillian scored a nine-yard touchdown on a pass from Chad Harrell, then Harrell passed to David Berry for the two-point conversion, making the score, Bulldogs-10, Panthers-14. Panthers would get a safety on sack to add two points, then a second safety for intentional grounding in the endzone. The final score was Winslow-10 and Paradise Honors-18. Winslow had 107 yards rushing, with 10 connects of 15 pass attempts for passing 116 yards. Paradise Honors had 94 yards rushing, with 15 connects of 35 pass attempts for 205 passing yards. Bulldogs fans were not admitted to the game due to COVID-19 restrictions. However, a few fans watched the game from outside the fenced area. Paradise Honors had approximately 60 fans in their home bleachers. On Friday, the Bulldogs will travel to Chandler to play Valley Christian Trojans who are 2-0 with their latest win over Phoenix Christian 21-7.
