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WIAA LEVEL 2: ONALASKA 35, MEDFORD 16 - Air attack, penalties too much for Raiders in Level 2 loss

Air attack, penalties too much for Raiders in Level 2 loss
The Medford Raiders thought they had a fourth-and-1 stop when Logan Kawa (52), Carson Carbaugh and Cameron Bull (20) stuffed Onalaska’s Brady Kuhn on this firstquarter carry from the Hilltoppers’ 29-yard line. But Kuhn was ruled to have reached the 30 for a first down. The Raiders got their stop on the next series and were rewarded with a botched punt snap by the Hilltoppers that led to Medford’s first touchdown in their 35-16 loss.MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS
Air attack, penalties too much for Raiders in Level 2 loss
The Medford Raiders thought they had a fourth-and-1 stop when Logan Kawa (52), Carson Carbaugh and Cameron Bull (20) stuffed Onalaska’s Brady Kuhn on this firstquarter carry from the Hilltoppers’ 29-yard line. But Kuhn was ruled to have reached the 30 for a first down. The Raiders got their stop on the next series and were rewarded with a botched punt snap by the Hilltoppers that led to Medford’s first touchdown in their 35-16 loss.MATT FREY/THE STAR NEWS

WIAA LEVEL 2: ONALASKA 35, MEDFORD 16

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