Chadron State senior Chad Mikelson had already caught two touchdown passes when he carried a punt 55 yards for a touchdown on Saturday during the Eagles’ 60-7 romp past Fort Lewis at Elliott Field
Justin Haag
Seeing his first extensive action of the year, Chadron State freshman Brock Ping of Billings, Mont., scored two touchdowns against Fort Lewis by diving into the end zone both times. This TD  was from five yards out in the second quarter. The other was a two-yarder. He carried the ball seven times for 56 yards.Â
Con Marshall
Chadron State defensive players recovered two Fort Lewis fumbles deep in Skyhawks’ territory in the second quarter that the Eagles’ offense soon turned into touchdowns. The first bobble was claimed by Kobe Whipple, shown being escorted by Brandon Hopkins. The second was recovered by Travis Wilson, shown with Joey Geil, who had helped put pressure on the quarterback.    Â
The Chadron State Eagles rolled up 553 yards and scored nine touchdowns Saturday while romping past Fort Lewis 60-7 at Elliott Field. The winners are now 4-4 for the season and 4-3 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference with three games remaining.
Chadron State senior Chad Mikelson had already caught two touchdown passes when he carried a punt 55 yards for a touchdown on Saturday during the Eagles’ 60-7 romp past Fort Lewis at Elliott Field
Seeing his first extensive action of the year, Chadron State freshman Brock Ping of Billings, Mont., scored two touchdowns against Fort Lewis by diving into the end zone both times. This TD  was from five yards out in the second quarter. The other was a two-yarder. He carried the ball seven times for 56 yards.Â
Chadron State defensive players recovered two Fort Lewis fumbles deep in Skyhawks’ territory in the second quarter that the Eagles’ offense soon turned into touchdowns. The first bobble was claimed by Kobe Whipple, shown being escorted by Brandon Hopkins. The second was recovered by Travis Wilson, shown with Joey Geil, who had helped put pressure on the quarterback.    Â