The West Point-Beemer Football Team won 25-18 at DC West Friday night.
Good win for the Cadets, who were beat pretty good the two weeks before that.
West Point-Beemer (2-2) hosts Wahoo (4-0) Friday night.
The Warriors beat Platteview 61-0 at home last week.
Wahoo also owns big wins over Aurora and Wayne.
This figures to be a very difficult and challenging game for the Cadets.
West Point-Beemer definitely has their work cut out for them in this one there's no doubt about that.
This might be the best team the Cadets have faced and seen so far this season.
West Point-Beemer has to go out there and be ready to slug with the Warriors for four quarters.
The Cadets can't back down from Wahoo whatsoever.
Just because the Warriors are big and mighty doesn't mean West Point-Beemer has to or should be scared or intimidated.
The Cadets have to step up and play well.
West Point-Beemer is very young and may be undersized in this game as well, but what the Cadets lack in physical size and strength they have to make up for with heart and effort.
I know these kids will go out there and fight and give it their all Friday night.
West Point-Beemer has to go out there and take it to Wahoo for four quarters.
The Cadets have to step things up and play well and be on top of their game.
West Point-Beemer has to give it their all the entire way and fight until the very end.
The Cadets have to be ready to take the Warriors' best shot, and must be ready for a physical, hard hitting football game.
West Point-Beemer has to play well from the onset Friday night, and must do everything they can to hang in the game and give themselves a chance to win.
Winning a home game would be nice too I'm sure.
Both Cadet wins have come on the road so we'll see if West Point-Beemer can breakthrough and win at home this time around.
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