Thursday was Pamela's birthday. My mom, dad & sister Laurie all went to her house & I met them there Thursday afternoon. We surprised Pamela when she came home from school. Laurie made enchiladas & my mom made pumpkin pie for her.
Then on Friday, I drove Mom & Dad to Bancroft (N. Gem) to watch Zane's football game & Laurie waited w/Pamela until Pamela could leave school @2 to drive over to watch the game.
Pledge of Allegiance
Zane starts on both offense & defense.
Taking a knee when Tresten Eddins was injured.
Coach Farr (on the right) attending to Tresten
Tresten's mom (Stephanie) went out to help. (She is an EMT). It was his knee & he couldn't put any weight on it. They iced his knee during the game & then afterwards, drove him to Pocatello where a specialist met them to read the x-ray. The good news is that is just a bad bruise--still painful, though.
Love that #61!
The boys played hard!
The guy in the funky pants is a news reporter from Channel 6. We checked it out, but didn't see anything on the news last night.
Zane catching the on-side kick--he ran it back 10-15 yards (I think--I'd have to look at the video again).
We played hard but came up a bit short. We are a young team. We had 2 seniors, & 1 junior playing in this game vs. a team that has a varsity & jv team (lots of seniors & juniors). After the game. Also--this was a hybrid game. North Gem plays 8 man football so when they were on offense, we played an 8-man defense. And when we were on offense, they played a 6-man defense. So it was a bit interesting.
6-man football is tons of fun, though! Everyone is eligible to receive & it seems easier to play all of our boys. (we have 15 playing).










