Sonoraville 49, East Hall 28

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Sonoraville 49, East Hall 28

How the game was won: Third-seeded Sonoraville took their talents on the road in an upset victory over East Hall. Leading 28-7 at halftime, Sonoraville never allowed East Hall to get within less than 21 points in the final two frames.

Top performers: Sonoraville received huge games from both Cody Long and Hunter Lay. Long accounted for three rushing scores of 51, six, and two yards. Lay did the same scoring on runs of 19, nine, and seven yards. …Their seventh rushing touchdown of the night came on a 50-yard run by Trent Daniel.

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