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Football photo gallery: Eaton turns back Fort Lupton

Posted 10/8/22

Eaton High School's football team proved to be too much for Fort Lupton Oct. 7. The Reds beat the Bluiedevils 52-6 in Fort Lupton.

No stats were available for the Reds. FLHS quarterback Will …

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Football photo gallery: Eaton turns back Fort Lupton

Danny Rodriguez (1) celebrates his touchdown catch with his Fort Lupton teammates during their home league match against Eaton. The touchdown was not enough for the Bluedevils as they lost to the Reds 52-6.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Danny Rodriguez (1) was the only Bluedevil that was able to get on the scoreboard against the Reds as he received a touchdown pass in the third quarter. It was not enough as Eaton defeated Fort Lupton 52-6 in their league home match Oct.7.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Fort Lupton's Royce Guerrero (5) had many key tackles in their league home game against Eaton, including this stop against Ryder True (44). The Reds defeated the Bluedevils 52-6 Oct.7.

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Eaton's Ryder True (44) has a good run before being stopped by several Bluedevils during their Oct. 7 league home match. Eaton defeated Fort Lupton 52-6.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Kaidyn Taylor (30) breaks free from a tackle by Eaton's Zach Maske (56) and rushes for the Bluedevils in the first half of their league home game against Eaton. The Reds defeated Fort Lupton by a score of 52-6 Oct. 7.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Antonio Gonzalez (22) is able to break free and rush in the open field as he is being chased down by the Reds' defense during their league home game Oct. 7 in Fort Lupton. Eaton defeated the Bluedevils 52-6.

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Eaton's Ryder True (44) is able to stop Fort Lupton's Joseph Gallegos (2) before rushing for a short gain. The Reds defeated the Bluedevils 52-6 in a league match played in Fort Lupton Oct. 7.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Fort Lupton's quarterback Will Alvarado (12) completes a short pass in the first half of the Bluedevils' home league game against Eaton. The Bluedevils were outmatched by the Reds 52-6.

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Fort Lupton's juniors Kaidyn Taylor (30) and Anthony Blan-Mendenhall (3) are focused during the national anthem prior to their Oct. 7 home league game against Eaton. Eaton beat Fort Lupton 52-6.

Photo by Juan Arellano

Posted Saturday, October 8, 2022 10:28 am

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Eaton High School's football team proved to be too much for Fort Lupton Oct. 7. The Reds beat the Bluiedevils 52-6 in Fort Lupton.

No stats were available for the Reds. FLHS quarterback Will Alvarado was 12-for-28 for 124 yards and a touchdown. Danny Rodriguez was on the receiving end of the scoring pass, one of his seven catches and 78 total reception yards. Antonio Gonzales was Fort Lupton's leading rusher with five carries and 40 yards. Joseph Gallegos caught two apsses for 33 yards.

Royce Guerrero led the defense with nine total tackles, including 1.5 tackles for lost yardage.

FLHS visits The Academy at 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 14.

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