Sandy Creek runs record to 6-1 and piles up 394 total yards in win
Following their huge 84-18 win over the Amherst Broncos, the Sandy Creek Cougars gained their fifth straight win of the 2026 season with a 50-6 win over the Centura Centurions to run the Cougars’ season record to 6-1, while climbing the playoff points ladder to the number three spot after seven weeks of play.
Centura and Sandy Creek both came into the game with identical 5-1 records, proving the Centurions were a team to be reckoned with during week seven of the season, but Sandy Creek had a different plan: to take full charge of the game and hand Centura its second loss of the season.
Sandy Creek churned up 394 total yards in the win, throwing for 207 yards, while tearing up the grass on “The Hill” at Sandy Creek for another 187 rushing yards.
Junior signal caller Kamerin Sealey completed 17 of 22 passes to account for the Cougars’ 207 passing yards.
Sandy Creek had three touchdowns via the pass, with Wyatt Livgren hauling in two touchdowns, while recording five receptions for 39 yards.
Senior Logan Tomky led the passing attack with 86 yards on three grabs and one score. Alex Watts covered 44 yards on four catches in the win, while Wyatt Hemberger hauled in three catches for 31 yards.
Rounding out the receiving totals was Owen Spray with one catch for seven yards, while Wes Biltoft recorded one catch.
On the ground, Sealey covered 125 yards on 13 carries, with Livgren churning up 41 yards on seven carries. Sealey scored three times on the ground, with Livgren hitting paydirt once.
Freshman Charlie Shaw gained 16 yards on three carries, while Owen Spray carried the ball twice for five yards.
Score by Quarters
Sandy Creek............................- - - - -50 Centura....................................- - - - -6
THISWEEK
The Cougars head to Hastings this week to take on the 2-5 St. Cecilia Bluehawks at Duncan Field for a 7 p.m. clash before returning home on Oct. 23 to host the unbeaten Ravenna Bluejays, who currently stand in second place behind Johnson- Brock, which in week two handed Sandy Creek its lone loss of the season, beating the Cougars 34-26.
