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Chase Hojnacki runs for 229 yards, four TDs as Huntley routs Oswego East

Mark Chen
Mark Chen
Mark Chen
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Mark Chen is a seasoned sports journalist with a degree from the University of Chicago and over 6 years of experience covering club sports and recreational activities in the Naperville area. Prior to joining Naperville Current, he wrote for the Naperville Sun, where he leveraged his strong relationships with coaches and athletes.

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Chase Hojnacki runs for 229 yards, four TDs as Huntley routs Oswego East — Chicago Arts news

After a first half in which Huntley played patient, old-fashioned, grind-it-out football, the Red Raiders wanted to send a message early in the second half.And did they ever.Quarterback Malik Carter found wide receiver Matthew Schroeder for an 80-yard touchdown pass on the second play of the third quarter, and that play ignited the Huntley offense as it turned an 11-point halftime lead into a 48-17 Class 8A first-round rout Friday night over Oswego East at Red Raider Stadium in Huntley.The victory sends second-seeded Huntley (10-0) into the second round where it will face 18th-seeded Chicago Lane, a 33-14 winner over South Elgin.As usual, the Raiders were led by workhorse running back Chase Hojnacki, who carried 31 times for 229 yards and four touchdowns. Hojnacki scored on a pair of 1-yard runs and a 19-yard screen pass from Carter in the first half, and closed his scoring with a 50-yard burst midway through the third as the hosts racked up 480 total yards. Hojnacki carried 11 times f

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