Whippets Fall to McFarland 35-6

The Whippet Football Team fell to McFarland 35-6 on Friday, September 6.

Coach Sam Bartlett stated, “This game was a situation where we got off the ball to attack very well; we just did not play disciplined football. We had penalties, turnovers, and other mistakes that held us back. The exciting part is that they are all things we can fix and that we will fix. Every day is a new opportunity to get better, and we will be a better team after facing off against McFarland. We are learning how to continuously compete every second of the game.

Offensively, it was our best game moving the ball, but untimely penalties and turnovers kept us from finding the end zone. We will correct those mistakes and become a team that finishes consistently in the end zone.

Defensively, we played hard and played a lot of the game very well. There was a coverage bust we will fix, and we were put in a bad position from a blocked punt. Overall, we will be a better team in Week 4 and look forward to the opportunity to keep competing!” 

Article Submitted by Sam Bartlett
Whitewater High School Head Football Coach
barsa01@wwusd.org
Photo Credit Olivia Kowalski

Share This
Posted in

Other Recent Posts

#FlashbackFriday with the Historical Society: The “Father of the UW-Whitewater”

Local Student Graduates from St. Olaf College

Free Gardening Workshop at the Library

Obituary: Marion Jauch Burrows, 96

Local Students Named to Marquette University Dean’s List

1970s Nostalgia Night at the Library

Lakeland Health Care Center Unveils Renovation; Community Invited to Open House June 22

The Arts Alliance Presents a Savory Sounds Concert on Thurs.: A Juneteenth Celebration with Kezia DuBose

WHS Class of 1956 70th Class Reunion

UPDATE – Jefferson Street Construction Project

Culver’s “Donate While You Dine” for 4th of July Festival – Wed. 4-7 p.m.

Community Foundation Action Grants Awarded To Four Local Organizations

Strawberry Stampede & Silent Auction at the Methodist Church

City Celebrates New Fishing Piers with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on Tuesday

Piggly Wiggly and Early Childhood Center Considered for East Side