<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4NLIxw_1H331vyu00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4NLIxw_1H331vyu00" width="1111" height="589" >Lindsay (5-5, 4-3) finished the regular season fourth in District 2A-I-2 and will head to undefeated Cascia Hall Friday for the first round of playoffs.This is the Leopards’ 19th consecutive playoff appearance.“It means a lot because we got a lot of hate from people who said we weren’t going to get there, and I’m proud to play a part in that,” Crew Flood said.Lindsay finished their regular season with senior night at home against Crossings Christian. After a scoreless first quarter, the Leopards pulled out a 32-14 win against the Knights.“It felt good to go out with a win on senior night,” quarterback Isaac Cameron said. “It feels good not to end it.”Early in the second quarter, Cameron threw a 49-yard pass to Holden Thornburg-Elledge to put the Leopards two yards from the end zone.“I put the ball where they could catch it and make a play,” Cameron said.Two plays later, Aiden Self ran in the touchdown. Doc Lively made the extra point kick.On the first play after the onside kickoff, Lindsay recovered a Knight fumble. That became a scoring drive that ended with Crew Flood rushing 42 yards in four plays to the end zone. Lively made the kick to put the Leopards up 14-0 at halftime.With five minutes left in the third quarter, Cameron ran in a 6-yard touchdown.The Knights finally responded with a touchdown and extra kick of their own with a minute and a half left in the third.The fourth quarter opened with a successful Leopard offensive drive. Cameron hit Flood with a 17-yard touchdown pass.“I’m one of those players who’s OK playing wherever I’m needed, but my core strength is running,” Flood said.After the defense kept the Knights at four and done, the Leopard offense set off from their own 40-yard line. The drive ended with Hutch Simonton running in the last 4 yards.On the Crossings Christian third down, Lindsay’s Brody Bussard picked off a pass to return possession to the Leopards on the Crossings 30-yard line.“It felt good,” Bussard said. “It was fun, and I’m glad we won.”The Knights would score again with only a minute left in the game.</div></body>

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Lindsay (5-5, 4-3) finished the regular season fourth in District 2A-I-2 and will head to undefeated Cascia Hall Friday for the first round of playoffs. This is the Leopards’ 19th consecutive playoff appearance. “It means a lot because we got a lot of hate from people who said we...

Leopards head to 19th consecutive playoff

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Lindsay (5-5, 4-3) finished the regular season fourth in District 2A-I-2 and will head to undefeated Cascia Hall Friday for the first round of playoffs. Th

Leopards head to 19th consecutive playoff

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