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Santa Fe wins Edmond city title

Santa Fe won the Edmond city title with a convincing 42-20 win over rival Edmond North. Previously Santa Fe had beaten Edmond Memorial, 9-6.

The Wolves used a pair of quarterbacks to beat the Huskies. Cord Pape and Michael Hodges shared the duties.

Santa Fe scored in all four quarters, but had the game on ice at halftime.

The Wolves scored first on a 45-yard pass from Hodges to Matt Jackson.

Santa Fe added to their first quarter score with a 3-yard run by Antonio Slayton.

Pape continued the Santa Fe onslaught with a 66-yard touchdown run in the second period.

Hodges threw another touchdown pass. This time his target was Steve Sumpter for a 57-yard touchdown on a screen pass.

The Huskies finally reached pay dirt on a 1-yard run by Casey Giben.

At halftime, Santa Fe led 28-7.

Brian Mills scored for Santa Fe on a 35-yard touchdown run.

Roy Finch immediately countered by running the kickoff 7 yards for a touchdown for the northsiders.

Wade McClanahan scored another Huskies' touchdown on a 2-yard pass from Goben.

The final scoring drive was capped by a 15-yard pass from Hodges to Jackson.

The Wolves defense was outstanding - especially in the first half.

Edmond North claimed second place in the three school rivalry with a 9-6 win over Edmond Memorial in Week One.