Coming in to Friday night’s match up with Glenwood, Scott Heitland knew that his team’s defense was good enough to slow down a potent Glenwood offense.  The question, would the Mustangs be able to put enough points on the board?

Short answer.  Yes.  DC-G left victorious, 28-9.

Dallas Center-Grimes, now 3-1, was a little beat up after the win against Ballard a week ago.  Starting QB, Junior, Ty Walker was unable to go on Friday at Glenwood, so Sophomore, Huston Halverson stepped under Center and impressed.

Halverson went 9/20 passing on the evening, with 3 touchdown passes in his starting debut, and 185 yards in the air.

Luke Busby, Caden Grimes, and Clayton Rossmanith were the three receivers that crossed the goal line with a pass from Halverson.

Junior, Luke Busby, also crossed the goal line once more with the Mustangs lone rushing touchdown of the night.

Defensively, Junior, Garrett Morris lead DC-G with 7.5 total tackles.  The Mustangs also had six total sacks on the night, as well, two of which from Senior, Jayme Augusma.

In Week 5, next Friday, Dallas Center-Grimes returns to their home turf to face Perry at 7:00pm.  The Bluejays will come to Grimes at 0-4 on the season, and falling on the road last night at North Polk, 39-6.

Tune in Monday evening for the Dallas County PM Sports Page on 99.7FM and AM1310 KDLS between 6:00-7:00pm, as we’ll sit down and chat with DC-G Head Football Coach, Scott Heitland to discuss the win at Glenwood and preview this week’s match-up with Perry.