Hawks hoping to keep up momentum against Trojans

Entering the thick of the district schedule, the Lynnville-Sully football team might be hitting its stride at the right time.
 

A lopsided season-opening loss to Pella Christian is a thing of the past, and back-to-back district wins have the Hawks (3-2, 2-1 Class A District 6) right back in the district title hunt.
 

Coming off a 61-0 blowout of Southeast Warren last week, the Hawks will get to square off against another winless team this week when they travel to Pleasantville (0-5) on Friday. And although it seems like another quick win on paper, Lynnville-Sully coach Mike Parkinson is aware of the danger of these types of games.
 

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