Despite win over Frederick, MHS forfeits first game against Pueblo South

It has been recently announced that the Mead High School football team is officially forfeiting participation in the first round game of the State playoffs due to Covid-19 exposure

Arizona Lee, Editor-in-ChiefNovember 18, 20201 Comment

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The deciding game was held at Frederick High School on Nov. 13 at 7:00 p.m. Unfortunately, our players had to forfeit due to coronavirus exposure.

Last Friday on Nov. 13, the Mead High School football team proved dedicated and determined in their big win over Frederick High School.

A live broadcast with commentary from the Frederick High School YouTube channel can be found here.

With an ending score of 14 for the Frederick Warriors and 48 for the Mead Mavericks, this game officially qualified the Mead football team for this year’s 2020 State Playoffs.

The first round game was scheduled against Pueblo South, but due to tracked COVID-19 exposure, the Mead football team has been officially quarantined until further notice. Unfortunately, this also affects their ability to play against Pueblo South in their rightfully earned place as a State Playoff team.

As said by Principal Rachael Ayers in the official Shout Point newsletter on Nov. 16, “Mead has had to forfeit the first round game against Pueblo South due to COVID exposure and quarantine of our team.”

Despite this unfortunate turn of events, we are still very proud of the MHS football team for their continued hustle and determination in, as said by Mrs. Ayers, “the midst of a season of uncertainty”.

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Arizona Lee, Editor-in-Chief

Arizona Lee is a senior, and this is her second year as Editor-in-Chief of The Mav. She enjoys reading, listening to good music, and spending time with friends. She hopes to guide the student newspaper and broadcast this year to continued success.

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Jamie Hedlun • Nov 18, 2020 at 1:16 pm

Truly — my heart goes out to our football players and coaches and parents!


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