Vikings win fourth straight to end season
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The Vincent Massey Vikings varsity football defeated the Miles Mac Buckeyes 18-6 in their final game of the regular season. With the win, the team improves to a 5-2 record and good odds of hosting a Winnipeg High School Football League playoff game on home field.
Charlie Gauthier continued to act as a double-threat quarterback, throwing for 168 yards and a single passing touchdown while picking up 64 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown.
For the third straight week, Thomas Seitz caught a touchdown while also recording 76 receiving yards on three catches.
On defence, Markus Stevenson continued his strong play from last week with two sacks and a forced fumble that he recovered. O-lineman Max Lepper registered one sack and six tackles, four of which were for a loss, and linebacker Ryan Rennie had seven tackles, two of which were for a loss.
The Vikings defence continues to impress, allowing just six points in back-to-back weeks.
The team will await news of their first-round opponent in the Winnipeg High School Football League playoffs.
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