Despite a 38-14 loss to Hayti in the Class 1 quarterfinals, Van-Far Coach Lucas Gibson was proud of his squad's effort all season. This year the Indians won their first district title since 2000, …
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Despite a 38-14 loss to Hayti in the Class 1 quarterfinals, Van-Far Coach Lucas Gibson was proud of his squad's effort all season. This year the Indians won their first district title since 2000, third straight Farmers Cup in a win over Mark Twain and first Wagon Wheel trophy since 2005 win a win over Bowling Green.
