The Burlington Demons varsity football team lost Friday’s home conference game. They played against the Union Grove Broncos. The final score was 41-6.
Burlington’s quarterback Jack Sulik (17) steps back to make a pass as Drew Weis (15) protects him. 
Union Grove kicker Luke Kowalczyk (84) steps up to punt for the extra point 
Bronco’s quarterback, Nate Williams (12), runs in a touchdown as Demons Gage Taylor (26) and Ashton Hensley (74) just can’t catch him in time 
Demon’s Owen Munson (23) catches a pass as Adam Ross (4) and other Bronco’s make the tackle 
Demon’s Center, Grant Otter (75) steadies the football waiting for the signal to start the play 
Union Grove kicker, Luke Kowalczyk (84) starts the game 
Burlington running back Connor McNamara holding off a Bronco’s defender as Travis Moor (8) catches up to them 
Burlington’s Drew Weis (15) running a handoff as Bronco’s Gavin Young (15) is blocked
Rating: 5 out of 5.
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