The (8-1) Woodbine Tigers football team are coming off a 50-14 first round win over the Collins-Maxwell Spartans last Friday. Woodbine had no issues taking control early on in the game as the Tigers led 44-0 at halftime, thanks in part to an impressive passing performance by junior quarterback Brody Pryor throwing three touchdowns and rushing for two. Woodbine head coach Dustin Crook was pleased with his team’s execution last week.

The Tiger defense has smothered opponents all year with 22 turnovers and the most points given up in a victory being at 20. Still, Woodbine’s lone loss on the year was a teaching moment as the Tigers slipped 46-30 against a talented Remsen St. Mary’s squad.

The response for Woodbine after that tough loss to the Hawks was double down on their offensive trio in Micah Moores, Brodie Ludwig, and Pryor.

Moores, Ludwig, and Pryor have all rushed for a combined 1,617 yards and 32 touchdowns. Woodbine will need all the offensive production they can get as they prepare to face an experienced and well coached undefeated (9-0) Audubon team. This is another matchup for coach Crook that he will not tell his team to take lightly.

A large focus for coach Crook heading into Friday will be the battle in the trenches between both sides. He knows that whichever team can control the line of scrimmage, will have the ultimate edge in such a physical matchup.

KJAN has the coverage for Friday’s contest beginning with the pregame show at 6:30 p.m.