Young and Bolding power Eagles to playoff berth with win over East Limestone
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 1:32 PM
Last updated Nov 5, 2026
College SportsBryce Young and Chantler Bolding helped the East Lawrence Eagles secure a playoff spot by defeating East Limestone 43-31 last Thursday. The win marks the Eagles' first playoff appearance in six years, completing a 6-4 regular season. Young and Bolding each contributed three touchdowns in the victory. The Eagles now prepare to face the top-ranked team in Class 3A, Plainview, this Friday, aiming for their first playoff win in school history.
- •Eagles end regular season with a 6-4 record
- •Young has 14 total touchdowns this season
- •Bolding leads team in rushing with 10 touchdowns
- •Next game is against No. 1-ranked Plainview
- •Eagles aim for first playoff win in school history
- 1:32 PMYahoo Sports — Young, Bolding help Eagles reach first playoffs in six years
"Nov. 5—CADDO — Cousins Bryce Young and Chantler Bolding have been competing since they were kids. Playing ball in the front yard, they always tried to outdo each other. But now at East Lawrence, they've traded the yard for the field. "He's my big cousin," Bolding said. "I'm trying to do everything better than him. It's just our competitiveness." Last Thursday, the pair competed in a 43-31 win ...
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