Heyworth dominated Clinton from start to finish Friday night, earning a 58-6 victory and improving to 2-0 on the season. The Hornets' offense, defense and depth proved too much for the visiting Maroons in the dominant home win.
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Heyworth's Lucas Bartels looks for open yardage behind a blocker in the Hornets' Week 2 game against the Clinton Maroons.
by Alan LookBest Look Magazine
HEYWORTH - Friday night under the lights in Heyworth was a relentless statement performance from start to finish. The Heyworth Hornets put on an absolute clinic on their home field, delivering a 58-6 powerhouse victory over the visiting Clinton Maroons.
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Braydon Laesch gets past Cole Thomas. See more photos from the Heyworth - Clinton football gallery here.
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Jaleel Eads assists in stopping Marshawn Fitch.
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Caleb Troha stands in the backfield looking for a receiver. See more photos from the Heyworth - Clinton football gallery here.
With the victory, Heyworth, which finished last season 8-3, improves to 2-0 on the young season, while Clinton falls to 0-2 as it searches for answers moving forward. It was the kind of dominant home win that energizes an entire community and sends a loud message across Central Illinois. The Hornets look to continue their momentum next Friday, hosting Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley. Meanwhile, Clinton will use the week to prepare for a home matchup against the Warrensburg-Latham Cardinals, who enter the game 1-1.
Alan Look is a Central Illinois photographer with more than two and a half decades of experience documenting sports, agriculture, automotive subjects, editorial assignments, and commercial projects across the Midwest. His work blends high‑impact action photography with long‑form documentary coverage, creating a visual record of regional sports history, rural life, and the people and industries that define Central Illinois.
