<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0INtuK_1GwcNjeG00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0INtuK_1GwcNjeG00" width="1200" height="800" ></figure>On Oct. 23, victory was CMR’s at the Crosstown Clash against Great Falls High School. With freezing feet and slush all around, the Rustlers brought the heat as they finished the game strong, 21-7. Hear it from juniors Payne Prinzing and Devyn Smith, as they explained how the night went for them.To start, they shared each of their unique pre-game traditions. Smith said that he has a couple that he does before each game. “I drink half a Mountain Dew, I eat a bunch of Twix and I eat a peanut butter and honey sandwich before the game,” Smith said. On the other hand, Prinzing simply goes to Qdoba “before every game, or every home game at least.” The players may have pre-game rituals, but this time they had something unpredictable to prepare for. With only one practice’s worth of time in the snow to prepare themselves, Smith was worried about how the weather conditions would impact their gameplay. Prinzing found his own way to prepare for the snow. “Yeah, I was just worried about fumbles and stuff, so I made sure to keep the ball nice and tight and all that good stuff,” he said. “It was a little cold, if you fell on the ground it was like, oh god, cause you just kinda got shocked for a second and you were a little wet so your jersey was a little heavier than normal but that was it.” Prinzing made two interceptions in the crosstown game and Smith caught a deep shot. Upon seeing the scoreboard and realizing that the curse was broken he said, “Yeah it was amazing, you know. Just to think about the past eight years we haven’t won a crosstown game until now. To be the first in a long time is pretty cool,” he said.Everyone experiences different feelings after performing such a feat. “I just felt like we earned it, you know? We knew going into the game that we were a better team than they were, and so it was a very rewarding and good feeling to see, because I think our whole team went into that game with a lot of confidence that we were going to win,” he said.Following a long night and an exciting win, Smith said the team celebrated in the locker rooms, singing, dancing, yelling. “…the locker rooms are always the best place to be after a big win,” Prinzing agreed.The game left CMR’s varsity football team feeling accomplished and excited about future games. Prinzing and Smith are both confident that the team will continue succeeding. “We’ll start our own streak,” Smith said.Prinzing agreed. “Of course. Next eight years? CMR Rustlers”. </div></body>

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On Oct. 23, victory was CMR’s at the Crosstown Clash against Great Falls High School. With freezing feet and slush all around, the Rustlers brought the heat as they finished the game strong, 21-7. Hear it from juniors Payne Prinzing and Devyn Smith, as they explained how the night...

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On Oct. 23, victory was CMR’s at the Crosstown Clash against Great Falls High School. With freezing feet and slush all around, the Rustlers brought the hea

Rustlers break eight-year crosstown curse

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