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Farmers win thriller, top Marcus in overtime 27-21

Lewisville, TXLocal News

In a thrilling encounter that kept fans on the edge of their seats, the Lewisville Farmers edged out the Marcus Marauders 27-21 in an overtime showdown. Derrick Martin, the Farmers' running back, took center stage by throwing his first career touchdown pass during a critical moment, demonstrating his adaptability and skill. The match was part of the storied "Battle of the Axe," a rivalry that elevates the stakes for both teams and their supporters. Throughout the game, both teams faced significant penalties that influenced their strategies and momentum on the field. As the clock wound down, the tension escalated, with each team vying for control and the ultimate victory.

The Farmers’ win not only enhances their season record but also invigorates the local community's passion for high school football. Fans celebrated the victory, underscoring the importance of sports in fostering community pride. This game will be remembered as a significant highlight in the ongoing rivalry between Lewisville and Marcus.

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