Necedah boys hand Royall first loss

By | Posted December 28th, 2017 |

You can call it a tale of two halves. Royall and Necedah both stayed steady in the first half, but Necedah’s adjustments proved to be too much for the Panthers, as they dominated the second half for a 41–30 win on Dec. 21.

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