Dogies Close Season With a Tough Loss to No. 1 Big Horn
NEWCASTLE, Wyo. - Newcastle High School (5-3) closed its football season with a 73-6 home loss to No. 1 Big Horn (8-0) on Friday, Oct. 23, in Newcastle. Senior Mason provided the Dogies' lone touchdown with a 62-yard run on his first carry of the season.
Rawhouser finished with that single rushing attempt, delivering Newcastle's longest gain among its ball carriers. Weston McConkey added 38 yards on three carries, averaging nearly 13 yards per attempt. Together, the two accounted for 100 rushing yards on just four attempts late in the game against the Rams.
Landon Hatheway handled the largest rushing workload among the Dogies' contributors, carrying 14 times for 36 yards. He also caught two passes for 11 yards. Quarterback Dane Crabtree completed 7-of-16 passes for 46 yards and threw one interception as Newcastle supplemented its ground game through the air.
Colten Hatheway contributed in both phases of the offense, adding 18 yards on five carries and catching four passes for 19 yards. His four receptions accounted for more than half of Crabtree's completions, giving the Dogies another option alongside their rushing contributors.
Newcastle finished 4-3 in 2A East conference play. Big Horn completed an unbeaten regular season with 528 points scored and 66 allowed, reaching more than 70 points for the fourth time.
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