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Moscow football too much for BFHS

by Tanna Yeoumans Staff Writer
| September 27, 2018 1:00 AM

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Photos by MANDI BATEMAN Bonners Ferry defender Ty Bateman (14) battles a Moscow receiver for the ball, then comes down with an interception during the Badgers’ Sept. 21 home game against the Bears. Moscow won 49-12. Also defending on the play is Chris Durette (12).

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott got tagged by the opposing teammember.

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Chris Durette

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Ty Bateman

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Badgers hand off.

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Chris Durette runs the ball.

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Ty Bateman

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Ty Bateman and Aaron Scott looking out for the offense.

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Badgers came together to support one another on and off the field.

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Chris Durette

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Ty Bateman

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott handing off to Donavan Varelman.

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Aaron Scott

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Photo by MANDI BATEMAN Chris Durette

BONNERS FERRY — The 4A Moscow Bears piled up 458 yards and seven touchdowns to beat the host Bonners Ferry Badgers 49-12 on Friday, Sept. 21.

Moscow scored twice on first-quarter TD passes, then had four touchdowns in the second quarter to open a commanding lead.

Bonners Ferry fared better after halftime, with rushing touchdowns by Donovan Varelman and Aaron Scott. While the Badgers had 210 yards of offense, BFHS was hurt by three turnovers and 120 yards in penalties.

Scott threw for 114 yards and ran for 56 yards to lead the Badgers (1-4). Varelman had 28 yards rushing and Jake Jelinek had four catches for 93 yards. On defense, Scott and Ty Bateman led Bonners Ferry with five solo tackles each. Bateman also snared an interception.

The Badgers play their final nonconference game on Friday, Sept. 28, traveling to St. Maries.

Moscow 14 28 7 0 — 49

BFHS 0 0 6 6 — 12

BFHS scoring plays

Third quarter

Donovan Varelman 1 run (kick failed)

Fourth quarter

Aaron Scott 26 run (kick failed)

BFHS individual stats

RUSHING: Aaron Scott 9-56, Donovan Varelman 11-28, Ty Bateman 6-12.

PASSING: Scott 7-23, 114 yards

RECEIVING: Jake Jelinek 4-93, Chris Durette 1-13, Varelman 1-6, Kenny Branson 1-2.