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High School Football: Aitkin runs past Rails

Aitkin hosts Proctor Sept. 23

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AITKIN — Jacob Williams rushed 16 times for 163 yards and two touchdowns for the Aitkin Gobblers as they defeated the Proctor Rails 36-6 in a Section 7-3A matchup, Friday, Sept. 23.

Tanner Nissen tallied 70 yards and two touchdowns on the ground Nathan Price added a receiving touchdown from Nathan Ehnstrom for the Gobblers.

Aitkin improved to 4-0 this season with the win.

Proctor 0 0 0 6 – 6

Aitkin 6 8 14 8 – 36

First quarter

A-Tanner Nissen 14-yard run (run failed)

Second quarter

A-Jacob Williams 16-yard run (Alex Palm run)

Third quarter

A-Nathan Price 8-yard pass from Zach Ehnstrom (Jacob Williams run)

A-Tanner Nissen 48-yard run (pass fail)

Fourth quarter

A-Jacob Williams 5-yard run (Kane Beirne run)

P-Carter St. Germaine 1 yard run (run fail)

Overall: A 4-0. Next: at Duluth Denfeld 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30.

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