Hubler’s breakout game lifts Williams Valley over Marian Catholic, 42-20
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 10:31 AM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026
FootballWilliams Valley Vikings defeated Marian Catholic Colts 42-20 on Friday night in Williamstown. Sophomore running back Cole Hubler led the Vikings with 173 rushing yards and two touchdowns, compensating for the absence of Fletcher Thompson, who suffered an injury during the game. After Marian opened the scoring with a 67-yard touchdown, Hubler quickly countered with a touchdown of his own, tying the game. The Vikings pulled ahead with strong offensive plays and capitalized on turnovers by the Colts, who failed to convert their opportunities into points. Williams Valley is looking to continue their momentum next week against Shenandoah Valley.
- •Cole Hubler ran for 173 yards and two touchdowns.
- •Fletcher Thompson left the game with an injury but is expected to return next week.
- •Marian scored first but failed to capitalize on multiple turnovers.
- •Williams Valley scored 21 points in a row after Marian narrowed the gap to 21-14.
- 10:31 AMYahoo Sports — H.S. FOOTBALL: Hubler’s breakout day leads Williams Valley past Marian, 42-20
"WILLIAMSTOWN — No Fletcher Thompson? No problem. The Williams Valley Vikings on Friday night defeated the Marian Catholic Colts in a pivotal Division II matchup 42-20 behind a breakout night from sophomore running back Cole Hubler, who tallied 12 carries for 173 yards and two touchdowns. The strong performance from the speedy Hubler made up for what was a quieter day on the ground for Vikings’ ...
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