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When two evenly matched teams battle it out on the gridiron, preparation and execution are often the factors that determine the outcome. In th…

Despite the odds stacked against them, the Holtville Bulldogs pushed through a slew of penalties during their first Class 5A Region 2 football…

The Holtville Bulldogs came back after a heart-breaking Week 1 loss against Trinity and defeated Shelby County 35-13 in a dominant performance…

Holtville Bulldogs bounced back from a tough start to the season with a dominant 35-13 win over Shelby County. Quarterback Jacob Burgess led the offense with 226 passing yards and three touchdowns. The defense stepped up with key stops and a fumble recovery. Coach Cory Lee praised the team's resilience and preparation.

The Bulldogs face the Shelby County Wildcats, who beat them last season. Shelby County returns many experienced players, posing a challenge for Holtville. Shelby County relies on its strong run game with a three-back system. Holtville's defensive line will be tested against Shelby County’s offense.

The Holtville Bulldogs faced the Trinity Presbyterian Wildcats, with rain affecting the game until the second quarter. Trinity secured a 15-14 victory on a last-minute field goal. Holtville struggled in the first half but rallied in the third quarter.

Holtville aims to improve after a lackluster season, with 10 returning starters bringing experience and cohesion under coach Lee. Senior Jacob Burgess leads as quarterback and brings growth to the team.

Football season is close, and the Holtville Bulldogs are gearing up for it. Coach Cory Lee is leading a confident team. Conditioning is crucial for the smaller Class 5A players. Leadership is key as new and returning starters prove themselves. The Bulldogs are settling into the schemes under Lee's guidance.