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High School FootballTuesday, November 3

Case shut out Indian Trail 49-0 and now plays at Muskego in the third round

The Daily Racine teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Case made school history again Friday. The Eagles beat Kenosha Indian Trail 49-0 at in Mount Pleasant and reached the third round of the WIAA Division 1 playoffs for the first time. They're 10-1 and the No. 2 seed in their quarterfinal bracket.

Case beat Indian Trail 49-0 and plays at Muskego next

  • Indian Trail0
    Case49
    FinalDivision 1 second round at Hammes Field
  • Case
    Muskego
    Fri., Nov. 6Division 1 third round

Sources: Racine County Eye, CBS58

Case's defense did the heavy lifting. Indian Trail (8-3) had six first downs and minus-4 yards of total offense, and Case has yet to allow a point this postseason after a 63-0 opening win over Milwaukee Riverside/Golda Meir. London Hadley, a senior lineman who led the state in tackles for loss during the regular season, spearheaded the effort.

“We have to come out ready to go and we have to make sure that everybody's doing their job.”

Eagles head coach Anton Graham
  • Next game: Fri., Nov. 6 at top-seeded Muskego
  • Muskego: beat Franklin 43-21 in the second round
  • Last fall: Muskego beat Case 34-6 in the second round
  • Oct. 16: Case won its first conference title since 1987

Case's defense held Indian Trail to almost nothing

49-0
Case's second-round win over Indian Trail
10-1
Case's record this season
6
first downs for Indian Trail
-4
yards of total offense for Indian Trail

Source: Racine County Eye

Sources: Racine County Eye, CBS58

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