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Tate’s Season Ends With 36-20 Loss To Washington
November 5, 2022
The Washington Wildcats defeated the Tate Aggies 36-20 Friday night on Tate’s Carl Madison Field.
Sophomore quarterback Taite Davis found Carmelo Campbell to give the Aggies a 7-0 lead with 8:46 on the clock in the first.
Washington added a couple of touchdowns to hold a 14-7 lead by the first minute of the second quarter. The Wildcats snapped out of the endzone for a safety to give the Aggies a couple and cut their lead to 14-9.
Caleb Westergreen put the pigskin through the uprights for a Tate field goal, making it a 14-12 ballgame.
Davis hit Campbell in the endzone and 13 Edward O’Brien made the 2-point conversion to put the Aggies on top 20-14 in the third.
The Tate Aggies finished their season at 1-9.
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2 Responses to “Tate’s Season Ends With 36-20 Loss To Washington”
The team definitely has some potential, too many 2nd half turnovers cost them several games this season . The Aggies were in control of this game before they committed two 4th quarter pick 6’s . They were running the ball pretty well , they should’ve kept running the ball but you live and learn I guess.
Congratulations Tate and 1st year Coach Summerlin. Wasn’t the record we all wanted but growth takes time. We saw more points scored this year than in the past few. Some of these games this season OUR AGGIES showed promise and was in control of several games…until they weren’t. To the incoming Varsity players and Seniors, when that clock reads :00 at the end of each game next season I hope you e left it all on that field of battle. Good luck next year and GOOOOO AGGIES