Upset-minded TL drops decision to No. 5 Ranchers

  • Harding County/Bison running back Rylee Veal, center, proved to be a handful for the Timber Lake Panther defense last Friday. Veal rushed 36 times for 268 yards and scored five touchdowns to lead the No. 5 ranked Ranchers past the Panthers 48-28 to close out the regular season. Combining to bring down Veal on this play were, l-r, Dan Peterson, Mason Arpan, Jack Hornick, Mason Bickel and Eddie Keller. Photo by Jon Flatland
    Harding County/Bison running back Rylee Veal, center, proved to be a handful for the Timber Lake Panther defense last Friday. Veal rushed 36 times for 268 yards and scored five touchdowns to lead the No. 5 ranked Ranchers past the Panthers 48-28 to close out the regular season. Combining to bring down Veal on this play were, l-r, Dan Peterson, Mason Arpan, Jack Hornick, Mason Bickel and Eddie Keller. Photo by Jon Flatland
    Upset-minded Timber Lake got off to a quick start and led No. 5 ranked Harding County/Bison most of the first half last Friday, Oct. 6, but the Ranchers’ relentless running attack led a 48-28 loss for the Panthers to close out the regular season. Timber Lake, 4-4, should find out this weekend where it will be traveling for the playoffs. Harding County/ Bison improved to 7-1 overall ...

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