<div>WORDEN, Mont. — The Huntley Project football team is two wins away from capturing its first Class B state title since 2009, and one win away from its first title game appearance since 2015.But the Red Devils aren't looking too far ahead. With an 11-0 record and the state's only unbeaten team in Class B, Huntley Project knows the job is not finished.The Red Devils will host Three Forks at 7 p.m. Friday in a semifinal matchup against a team they defeated 31-6 in Week 2.However, Three Forks was without quarterback Kanon Reichman, a Montana State football commit, in that matchup. Reichman has since returned from injury, adding another challenge for Huntley Project."Without a doubt, they are a really good team and a dynamic team. They are really good offensively and defensively. They have their quarterback back, which is a big factor, but we are just trying to keep it short and quick with the passes and are preparing like we would for any other game," said Victor Lamontagne, a senior wide receiver for the Red Devils.Despite the challenge, Huntley Project enters Friday's game with the state's strongest defense. The Red Devils have allowed just over seven points per game through 11 contests."There is a lot of energy on the defensive side of the ball," said Lamontagne."We have 15 guys who can come in and play every position," added senior linebacker Tucker Kaczmarek.Huntley Project has been equally dominant offensively, leading all of Class B with an average of 44 points per game.Much of that production comes from junior quarterback Blake Ramaeker, who leads the state in passing yards with 2,186, and touchdown passes totaling 37."[Blake] throws the ball really hard; it comes out quick," said Kaczmarek. "We have so many guys on offense that you can't really hone in on one dude."The Red Devils last played for a state championship in 2015. Now, with another opportunity within reach, the team is focused on appreciating the season while continuing to take things one game at a time."It means a lot. The last four years, our senior and junior class has really paved the way and bought into what our coaches want us to do and what our culture is," said Kaczmarek.The Project hopes to keep its unbeaten season alive when they host Three Forks at 7 p.m. Friday night.</div>

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WORDEN, Mont. — The Huntley Project football team is two wins away from capturing its first Class B state title since 2009, and one win away from its first title game appearance since 2015. But the Red Devils aren't looking too far ahead. With an 11-0 record and the...

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WORDEN, Mont. — The Huntley Project football team is two wins away from capturing its first Class B state title since 2009, and one win away from its first

Red hot Red Devils: Huntley Project eyeing first state title since 2009

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