"To carry on this legacy for last year's seniors, it feels good." "So last year we got kicked out because of COVID or whatever you want to say," said Medlock, referring to the team having to forfeit the 2020 postseason due to virus exposure inside the program. His team is headed to Pueblo to face Fort Morgan for the 3A title next weekend. Mead - punishing a team that had outscored opponents by an average of 38 this season and beat the Mavs 37-7 seven weeks ago - broke open a tied game by scoring 24 unanswered points before Roosevelt got a late score on Brock Saya's second passing TD of the game.Įvan Morris and Gavin Garrettson also had rushing TDs for the Mavs and their defense held the Roughriders to just one first down in the second half before the final drive.Īmong hugs and high-fives - somewhere lost in the orange masses following the final whistle was the team's undersized hero, Medlock. "Guys just made up their mind that we were going to do something special."
"Just a lot of belief, a lot of courage, a lot of grit, a lot of toughness," Mead coach Jason Klatt said. The fifth-seeded Mavericks used two breakaway touchdowns from Sean Medlock and a dominating second-half performance from their defense to oust the Roughriders in the Class 3A semifinals, 38-21. LONGMONT - From dominated to domination, Mead stunned top-seeded Roosevelt Saturday afternoon. Next Saturday at the CSU-PUueblo Thunderbowl, Mead and Fort Morgan will square off for the 3A state championship. 3 Fort Morgan was able to clamp down on defense to win 23-21 over a high-scoring No. 5 Mead pulled away as the game went on to win 38-21 over top-seeded Roosevelt. It was an afternoon of upsets in the Class 3A semifinals on Saturday.
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