WADDELL — It was a rough loss for the Mica Mountain Thunderbolts on Friday night, falling to the ALA-West Foothills Guardians 21-14 on the road. Turnovers proved to be too costly to overcome, as the Bolts had seven in Friday night’s crushing loss, ending their 16-game winning streak extending to last year’s run to the 4A state title.
“The reality is our kids our tough, they weren’t going to give up, but when you turn the ball over seven times in a game, it’s gonna be hard to win any football game by doing that,” Mica Mountain coach Jay Campos said.
“We didn’t put ourselves in a great situation tonight to have a chance to be successful.”…