Moscow football team secures 24-6 victory over Clarkston
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Last updated Sep 5, 2026
FootballMoscow defeated Clarkston 24-6 in a nonleague football game Friday at Adams Field. Quarterback Keaton Frei led the Bears with 135 rushing yards and 78 passing yards. A critical sequence in the third quarter included a touchdown catch by kicker Austin Mallet followed by a recovered kickoff that set up a touchdown for Kolten Kendall. The Bears improved to a 1-2 record following a difficult 55-0 loss in their season opener. Clarkston, playing its first game of the season, struggled with lane integrity and containment against the Moscow offense. Moscow coach Dwight Tardy credited the team's shift in focus and collective belief for the improved performance over the last two weeks.
- •Moscow defeated Clarkston 24-6 at Adams Field on Friday.
- •Keaton Frei recorded 135 rushing yards and 78 passing yards for the Bears.
- •The win brought Moscow to a 1-2 record on the season.
- •Clarkston played its first game of the season in the loss.
- •Leavitt Hyde scored the lone touchdown for the Bantams.
- 1:11 PMYahoo Sports — Bears find their footing in second half, beat Bantams in football clash
"Sep. 5—Moscow quarterback Keaton Frei didn't get a lot of breaks during a nearly three-hour football game Friday at Adams Field in Clarkston. In the midst of his 135-rushing-yard, 78-passing-yard performance en route to a 24-6 nonleague Moscow victory over host Clarkston, Frei was on the sideline getting some water when suddenly ... The Bears had the ball again. Off a perfect boot from Moscow ...
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