North Star League

Sat., Nov. 2, 1996

Sam Lozeau ran for 179 yards on just eight carries and scored four touchdowns as the Knights walloped the host Warriors 58-8 in a North Star League matchup.

Lozeau scored on runs of 90, 51, 13 and 12 yards in a game called at halftime because of the mercy rule.

Doug Ott, who gained 114 yards on 11 carries, scored Kootenai’s (1-7, 1-7) lone touchdown on a 75-yard run in the second quarter.

Lakeside (7-1, 8-1) takes on Genesee in the first round of the playoffs next Friday.

Lakeside 58, Kootenai 8

Lakeside 30 28 0 0 - 58 Kootenai 0 8 0 0 - 8

L-Lozeau 51 run (Allen run)

L-Allen 35 run (Lozeau pass from Pluff)

L-Morris 40 pass from Pluff (run failed)

L-Lozeau 13 run (Allen run)

L-Lozeau 12 run (Lozeau run)

L-Daniels 25 fumble return (Lozeau run)

K-Ott 75 run (Lawson run)

L-Lozeau 90 run (run failed)

L-Lachnit 35 run (run failed)

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