<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1XJ6zU_1FFxqcM300" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1XJ6zU_1FFxqcM300" width="1920" height="559" >Highland Home School picked up a region win on Friday, Sept. 11. The Flying Squadron defeated the Goshen Eagles, 48-16. Head football coach Phillip Coggins praised the execution displayed by some key team members, but said mistakes kept the Flyboys from notching their best performance.“We still made way too many mental mistakes,” said head coach for the Flying Squadron, Phillip Coggins. “Individually though, we had some guys who played really well.” Starting tailback, Brody Phillips had a great night for the Squadron. He racked up 91 yards and two touchdowns with eight ball carries. Derrion Brown gained 148 rushing yards and scored a rushing touchdown with a 72-yard run. Jacorey Posey also had 37 rushing yards. The Squadron had a couple of turnovers that helped early in the game. Elijah Williams caught a 23-yard interception in the first half that was a difference-maker for the Flyboys. “I was pleased with the effort we played with,” Coggins said. “We’ve just got to work on cleaning up.” Coggins believes the offensive line did what was asked of them. He said the matchup was the best game so far defensively even though the Squadron gave up 16 points. On defense, Cedrick Steiner executed seven tackles and three tackles for loss as well as a forced fumble. Philips was second in rushing. Coggins said he hopes the team will clean up some mental mistakes in the coming weeks to allow for more playing time for younger guys on the team. The Highland Home Flying Squadron continue play against Geneva County on the road Friday, Sept. 18. “They run a ton of different formations,” Coggins said. “They like to run a lot of what I call gadget or trick plays. We have to be really sharp mentally to see some of that stuff before it happens. It’s just gone be vital that we don’t beat ourselves.” </div></body>

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Highland Home School picked up a region win on Friday, Sept. 11. The Flying Squadron defeated the Goshen Eagles, 48-16. Head football coach Phillip Coggins praised the execution displayed by some key team members, but said mistakes kept the Flyboys from notching their best performance. “We still made way too...

Flying Squadron defeats Goshen, 48-16

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Highland Home School picked up a region win on Friday, Sept. 11. The Flying Squadron defeated the Goshen Eagles, 48-16. Head football coach Phillip Coggins

Flying Squadron defeats Goshen, 48-16

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