From the onset, the Trojans took control of the game, with standout performances across both offensive and defensive plays. Notably, quarterback Brady Roggenbeck led with precision, completing 2 of 2 passes for 56 yards, contributing 2 touchdowns through the air, and running for a further 24 yards to score a 24-yard touchdown. His efforts were complemented by Josiah Chellis, who rushed for 137 yards on 6 attempts, scoring twice, and Nolan Essenburg, who was notable both for an 8 carry, 93 yards performance, including a 41-yard touchdown reception.

The halftime score, a staggering 48-0 in favor of the Trojans, reflected their control of the game. Additional touchdowns came from Billy Hopp, who made a 15-yard touchdown catch and scored from a fumble recovery, Grant Miller, who hammered in a close-range touchdown, and Riley Shafer, who returned a punt 49 yards for a touchdown. Shafer also successfully kicked five out of seven point-after-touchdown attempts.

The Trojans' defense was equally formidable, with Nolyn Whisler delivering 7 tackles and 2 tackles for loss, while Jeremiah Briolat added 5 tackles. The game concluded with a lopsided final score of 61-6, a testament to the Trojans' overwhelming prowess. The win also meant the return of the M-88 Trophy to Central Lake/Ellsworth, adding to the homecoming celebrations.

Looking ahead, the Trojans (3-2) will next face Onekama (5-0) on October 3, 2025, at an away game in Onekama. This upcoming match continues their campaign in the regular season, as they aim to build on their successful performance.