The Trojans' offense was a coordinated effort, with several players making significant contributions. Brady Roggenbeck was a standout, passing 100 yards with one touchdown and adding another on the ground. Bill Hopp's dynamic performance included a 62-yard kick return for a touchdown and a total of 74 rushing yards. Riley Shafer and Grant Miller also found the end zone, with Miller's season unfortunately ending due to injury.

By halftime, Central Lake/Ellsworth had built a solid 26-16 lead, effectively maintaining this advantage until the game concluded. Mason Henderson and Nolyn Whisler were pivotal on the defensive end, each securing tackles and turnovers to stifle the Cardinals' efforts.

Looking ahead, the Trojans are set to face a tough opponent, Cedarville, on October 16 at the Herrick Athletic Complex. Cedarville comes into the game with a strong 6-1 record, promising a challenging encounter for Central Lake/Ellsworth as they continue their push toward the playoffs.