Photo Gallery: Football, 9/11
photos by Hannah Arnold
On Friday, September 11, the Hawks hosted their district rivals; the Plano Wildcats, at the Woodshed. The Hawks found themselves facing a 28-14 deficit at halftime. However, led by a stout defense and efficient offense, Hebron responded in the second half by scoring 21 unanswered points. The Hawks won in overtime 35-28 to earn their first victory of the season and improve their record to 1-2. Hebron travels to Marcus next Friday to take on the Marauders.
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Hannah Arnold, Managing Editor
Senior Hannah Arnold is the managing editor and opinion editor. This is her third year on staff. Along with writing, Hannah enjoys being outside and spending...
![Junior Chase Harris watches JJ Hatcher’s family being recognized on the field. Harris and Hatcher were close friends, playing baseball together since they were kids and playing football together in high school. “[The game] makes me sad,” Harris said. “But it definitely feels really good because [JJ] will be there in spirit and be with us, cheering us on and running alongside us.”](https://www.hebronhawkeye.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/IMG_2267.JPG_YES-600x400.jpg)
