JFIFC    $ &%# #"(-90(*6+"#2D26;=@@@&0FKE>J9?@=C  =)#)==================================================" }!1AQa"q2#BR$3br %&'()*456789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz w!1AQaq"2B #3Rbr $4%&'()*56789:CDEFGHIJSTUVWXYZcdefghijstuvwxyz ?O Rl(VR2 ѰR`W K=)v eY)6Pb) f*2Tm}*LlΘ'LuZpk?wx FF=j9OP3ڨ֊@qa <%J%HȂQKl%X FOልN_@*Nk v{Al %}xvCJğ_Ԯ\>_ߴi,re˃OKue$1}x- qjͣ4.FLSL~u`rÆ)['usQv+9ZVeS} w /O@G]҄ * ڞu~%rAnSehg4ѶFӃ@Ѷ}v`EMY?´v6\\1'RAڜNoa&wqiX z%΋or ٬|q,4c`ҕՈ-*%[M I[+V+1L}ke&@VdWAH=j&ԌJ{خ/~u 2ɝ1z,xN6p 4ܬ444>{:2^qX`0f:pk^P^@DqVHb.;R0j*lNSNʹ{Ѷ;D>&˙_ʍ r3N;cpk+#FTFߠ=MgKq"c`}d_W &) ΆЪj<r%XI4|RX70F+LO G ہ٥O ¼ğeJX",7͞5|ApXxV_#깦/`^m"k7L{T[TsRI8I2BqkxY@w;8Ҿ:[bKy{ȧ9tNsQDSV_RJ++#ɷv@zGSjv)@@ \RPbRb5aY RߺT,9l%@K|pp*'ePÐN Hzcif@=*H)2- 2?Zkql6ڣܑUI#|9隧{lYxG)n|j~~pGcQ`qL,j$QiSWI!?mǡci' ՕCT˖ԏTVd4gDR0@dRhPE g@ :Yd]'#z(pP 0HXK+ϨgW͑,Ƹ=VuL4%aj *O|T{լmra,ӵisl!?ƽz牷G ܧ̩2HSJ@>uӏ֚8qLϜ/Qӆ%'Vojv@4?Xl##u*=j,֊`b)Adv=)r}=ԡ$&h<i ZY3mSsڼRC9]$vr~Z+@3YLbO8ϸQR׊{z3RwFWZW[_c1 'ֹ =G劒'h]!jэx8 =?HԆ>Fm:__s' 8ɴcN|H=Hy2mzR؞GcT٨,O*fT#cE'ҊJ*Pvx;(z)-~ђx=&ʾi"'c:hK$O^;+h מmZ'- |>nn]ghV`&8}C*E>>o6 L?OJ{o#^\a>P8v*cJONӗv @Һr('O.*hD%H '^r? oc)01 +Wq1.kӥaaVb`}PTmY?9+Z9SҤWp:E,SV!)g(B<'Ieh(uҐ(ARsevq(s@}>(`LUCQ,7/`( VU d88hCCtW?iLCµ==UAQT#١6w#c|+RG5:7lzRw擽hA UUy^{U7D_LS$=9)=H?מ:!Oޗw8ᒸE1P2zScN~ P}=_zn8Eo"Սܖ7\^6 1W&續GyxGcOjOZy>uѵr30${ ^Shcp:xUn~BY"nrV &8mSXՔ05|AۧFzw7b@|ʛ8B{Qt%gT,_Cdn6Hz`ͯ5rG"y9[nRN*YHceW=iREai66CH΀L&A">VB} P 0^3҂KVva縪Pm?M`?4c~*Px犠e1 1ʲvL}~l^~W0%qqQFSymщ*}}ŷȻԂ{֌תX{M=\,MNskSڣi:ҷ,kq.P4w*-u \;LrH^8LhzUPDo ?'5\U,Z325U,>SPGs}"$C]4l3W*1_1*n_-IIV&_=뭞`l;X-VRƈ\QN_ي`cQ?mgmG8 >nHy$}.2zҕJC#[]V[H5mΨ22OS`$==jO4#o#,rqSE-4;8t C`u?Z)K8ƊUher DeKalb team had ever done.<br> Five games later we found ourselves entering district play with a 6-1 record. Our district pitted us against three more excellent football teams: Stewartsville, Miami of Amoret, and South West Livingston County. We routed all three by a combined score o 194-24, giving us a regular season record of 9-1 and both conference and district titles. Next we were scheduled to play the Mound City Panthers in the playoffs at Mound City. <br>The Panthers jumped out to an early 14-0lead in the first quarter, but we were never discouraged and evened the score by halftime. The seesaw score continued, and with only 1:18 left in the game, we were behind 32-28 and on our own 15-yard line. Our offense methodically moved the ball to the 25-yard with 30 seconds to go, but we faced a fourth-and-four situation. Fortunately, a 7-yard reception by Caleb Champ kept our hopes alive, and three plays later we were in the end zone and headed to the state championship game against undefeated King City.<br>The Prize!<br><br>At the big game we scored first on a 60-yard touchdown bomb from quarterback John Weitich to Josh Lane, and we continued playing well, enjoying a 14-12 lead going into halftime. King City wasn't about to give up, and took a two-touchdown lead heading into the fourth quarter. Just like the week before, nobody panicked. Through months of lifting we knew we could accomplish anything with our best effort. W