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But one of those was a win, 14-13 over Bolingbrook in overtime in week seven. It feels great.'Įspecially after scoring 41 points or more in four of their first five games but being limited to 24 points total in their previous two games. 'We just wanted to come out and light up the scoreboard again. 'I do that in practice and Hayden just throws the perfect ball where only I can catch it,' Little said. Three plays later he scored on the 29-yard catch. He reached up, over his shoulder and hauled it in with one hand before going out of bounds. The 29-yarder put the Porters up 24-0 with 9:46 to play in the second quarter and that was the halftime score.īut Little's highlight catch was a 19-yard one down the left sideline in the opening minute of the second quarter. Of those, 10 have been caught by Little who came up big as usual with TD receptions of 27-yards, 38-yards, and 29-yards. He can be double-teamed and I still feel confident in getting it to him.'Įven with missing a game, Timosciek has 17 touchdown passes on the season. We've been connecting like this for years. 'My connection with Ryan is one of a kind. 'I wanted to come out and show that we're more than just a defensive team and can put up numbers. 'I was 110 percent, I felt great,' Timosciek said. Timosciek, who missed last week's 12-10 loss to Lincoln-Way East with an injury, finished 12-of-16 for 275 yards and Little grabbed seven of those passes for 168 yards and the three scores. They connected for a trio of touchdowns as the Lockport offense got rolling again. That's because the senior dynamic duo of Hyden Timosciek and Ryan Little was back with a vengeance. It is the first time since 2016 that the Thunderbolts (4-5) will miss the postseason. 22 in a SouthWest Suburban Conference crossover at Lockport.Īfter scoring 45 points in their previous three games combined, the Porters put up 45 in three quarters against an Andrew team that had to win to make the playoffs. That was clinched when the Porters got their offense back on track and ended one of their best regular seasons in school history on an upward note with a 45-15 victory or Andrew last Friday, Oct. It will be the first home playoff game for Lockport in 17 years.

4 seed and will host Lyons Township (5-4) this weekend in a first-round playoff game. Not only are they going to the playoffs, but they are also going as one of the top seeds in Class 8A. For the third straight season, the Lockport Township football team ended the regular season on a winning note.Įxcept this time it was different because the Porters are going to the playoffs.

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