The 7th grade team would start the night of dominance with a CJ Wright 86 yard touchdown on the opening kickoff of the game. The next Lincoln kickoff was fumbled by Cascia and recovered by Bo Wolf to give the ball back to the Bulldogs, leading to a CJ Wright touchdown run. On the second Lincoln kickoff the Bulldogs again recovered the deep kick on Cascia's own 30 yard line. Lincoln would drive the field and score on a Wright 14 yard touchdown run, and convert the two point play with a pass to JJ Johnson. 

    For Cascia's first offensive possession the score was already 20-0, and they strung together a tough 65 yard drive down to Lincoln's one yard line. The Bulldog defense would hold for 3 plays on the goal line and on 4th down Brayden McMullen came up with a big interception in the end zone that he returned to the 50 yard line. After three unsuccessful plays on offense, and facing a 4th and 12 for the Bulldogs, McMullen came up big again this time with a 52 yard touchdown pass to Aiden Hendren. The next Cascia offensive possession ended with another Lincoln pick by Wright with 20 seconds left in the first half. On the ensuing offensive play Wright would take the hand off for a 55 yard touchdown run, followed by a Noah Wilhelm extra point to end the half 33-0.
    
    The second half began with a Cascia kick return for a touchdown. Lincoln would go on to score on a 45 yard touchdown pass from McMullen to Hendren followed by a Wilhelm extra point. The defensive performance was led by linebackers Evan Jameson and Maverick Rea, and strong support from the defensive line play of Isaac Beisel, Nate Uyetake, Deon Delousier Jr. and Jax Crumbliss. Lincoln's defense held Cascia's offense scoreless on the game and the 7th grade Bulldogs won 40-8. 

    The Lincoln 8th grade faced off against Metro and sought to establish the running game early. Braeden Baker would break 4 tackles and followed his blockers to the end zone for a 45 yard touchdown run to start the game. After a Metro three and out, Kailib Dillard threw a 40 yard touchdown pass to Brett Kaste. On the next Metro offensive possession, Dillard intercepted the pass and took it 40 yards for the touchdown. Lincoln's defense would take the ball away from Metro with a forced fumble by defensive lineman Rain Ragland and a recovery by Lincoln Torres. Dillard would score shortly after on a 6 yard quarterback run. On the next Metro series the Bulldog defense would get the third takeaway in a row, this time with a Levi Kruse 25 yard interception return for a touchdown. This is the 2nd consecutive game where both Kailib Dillard and Levi Kruse have returned interceptions for touchdowns. 
 
    The blocking from Lincoln's Luke Franks, Colt Monsey, Kaden Claybrook, Rain Ragland, Lincoln Torres and Kade Poplin would again prove dominant in opening up a lane for a Cole Owings 65 yard touchdown run. The two point play was converted with an Owen Wright run up the middle. Lincoln's running game continued to eat up the clock with strong runs from Owen Wright, Nathan Shaughnessy and Luke Cory to drive the field for an 87 yard drive that was capped off with a 25 yard touchdown run by Gideon Torres. Eli Summerlin followed the touchdown with an extra point kick. Lincoln's defensive unit would end the final Metro possession of the game with a Corben Castagna interception that he returned 40 yards to the 15 yard line. Lincoln ran out the clock to finish the game on top, 47-7.