by Jamie Harris
This past Friday night, October 28, Morgan Field was ready to honor senior band, cheer and football players while the young Indians foot- ball team was preparing for a challenge from the Wheeling Central Knights.
The Indians took the opening kickoff and went to work. On a fourth down the Indians faked a punt from their own 24 yard line and picked up a first down. The next play the wheels for the night fell off as Wheeling Central picked off a pass and took it 28 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was good and the visitors was up 7-0.
Berkeley Springs next offensive possession saw a fumble on the first play and the Knights took over on the Tribe nine yard line. Wheeling made the Indians pay for the turnover with another score and the extra point made the score 14-0.
Berkeley Springs third possession of the quarter saw a third straight turnover with another fumble. Wheeling Central did not waste much time as they scored on a 17 yard touchdown pass and with the extra point the Indians were down 21-0.
Berkeley Springs did not quit as the Indians took over at their own 20 after ensuing kickoff. Sophomore quarter
back Aiden Cain was able to side step some pressure and
