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2A GSHL: R.A. Long 34, Hockinson 30

The Columbian
Published: October 18, 2013, 5:00pm

Austin Stone intercepted a pass in the final minute to seal the win for the Lumberjacks in a back-and-forth battle in Longview.

Jess Krahn threw two touchdowns passes for Hockinson and rushed for a third as the Hawks led 21-14 at halftime.

But a pair of Jacob Yordy touchdown runs gave R.A. Long a 28-21 lead in the third quarter before Hockinson blocked a punt that Nicholas Lines returned for a TD to tie the game 28-28 early in the fourth quarter.

Yordy’s fourth TD run of the game put R.A. Long up 34-28 with 5:13 left.

Hockinson drove inside the R.A. Long 10 with 2:56 to go before the Lumberjacks broke up a fourth-down pass to preserve the lead.

After R.A. Long took a safety with 49 seconds to go, Hockinson got one last chance with the ball that was ended by Stone’s interception.

R.A. LONG 34, HOCKINSON 30

Hockinson 7 14 0 9–30

R.A. Long 7 7 14 6–34

First quarter

RAL — Jacob Yordy 6 run (PAT good)

H — Austen Johnson 28 pass from Jess Krahn (PAT good)

Second quarter

H — Krahn 1 run (PAT good)

RAL — Hulings 58 pass from Peerboom (PAT good)

H — Brandon Anderson 37 pass from Krahn (PAT good)

Third quarter

RAL — Yordy 1 run (PAT good)

RAL — Yordy 2 run (PAT good)

Fourth quarter

H — Nicholas Lines returns blocked punt (PAT good)

RAL — Yordy 2 run (kick blocked)

H — Safety, Hulings runs out of end zone

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