Fayetteville’s Defense Shines in 22-16 Win to Capture Class 7A State Championship
Fayetteville's defense came up big in the Class 7A state championship game, defeating rival Bentonville 22-16. The game turned into a defensive battle, with Fayetteville making a late fourth down stand to secure the victory. This win marks Fayetteville's first state title since 2016.
This victory is significant for Fayetteville as it not only brings home a state title but also showcases the strength of the program. It solidifies Fayetteville as a powerhouse in high school football in Arkansas and highlights their ability to build a sustainable program.
- 11,710: Number of fans in attendance at War Memorial Stadium
- 22-16: Final score in favor of Fayetteville
- 116: Yards receiving by CJ Brown, the game's leading receiver
- 13-0: Fayetteville's record for the season
- Fayetteville's defense came up clutch with a late fourth down stand to secure the win
- Fayetteville's quarterback Drake Lindsey was named the game's Most Valuable Player
- Bentonville made it to the state finals for the second consecutive year, overcoming adversity throughout the season
Fayetteville's defense and late-game stand were instrumental in securing their first state title since 2016. This victory solidifies Fayetteville's position as a top high school football program in Arkansas.
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