Childs’ play serves as downfall for Rebels

  • Rivercrest’s Connor Herring breaks away from a Harleton defender on his way to a 36-yard touchdown. The Rebels fell short against the Wildcats, 44-26. TRIBUNE PHOTO / QUINTEN BOYD
    Rivercrest’s Connor Herring breaks away from a Harleton defender on his way to a 36-yard touchdown. The Rebels fell short against the Wildcats, 44-26. TRIBUNE PHOTO / QUINTEN BOYD
    The outcome in Rivercrest’s home opener against Harleton Friday night came down to Childs’ play. More specifically, it came down to Harleton running back Taber Childs’ play. Childs had a big game for the Wildcats, spoiling RIvercrest’s first game of the season at “The Swamp” as Harleton defeated the Rebels, 44-26. The Wildcats finished with 366 rushing ...

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