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Drew 34, Woodland-Stockbridge 28

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Nov 7, 2015
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Drew 34, Woodland-Stockbridge 28

How the game was won: Quarderman Sloan ran it in from two yards out with less than five minutes remaining in the game to give Drew the victory. After blowing a 20-7 halftime lead, Drew battled back from eight down in the fourth. The win gave Drew the fourth seed in their region and a playoff berth.

Top Performers: Sloan finished with three touchdown runs of 29, 27 and two yards. …Quarterback Joseph Newman had two rushing touchdowns of 48 and two yards. He also converted a successful two-point conversion on a pass play to Bryson Duckworth.

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