No. 1 Lincoln Christian wrapped up the program's 9th straight district title on Friday, as the Bulldogs went on the road and won big in a 58-0 victory at Hugo.

Lincoln (8-1, 6-0) exploded for 30 points in the second quarter to hold a big halftime lead, while the defense held Hugo to just nine total yards on 29 plays troughout the game.

The Bulldogs gained 426 total yards on just 38 plays, as sophomore quarterback Major Brooks had a huge night and continued his impressive play during the district slate.

Brooks finished 10-of-15 for 248 yards and five touchdowns in the win, while the Bulldogs ran for 148 yards as a team and average seven yards per attempt.

Meanwhile, Lincoln allowed Hugo to complete just one pass, forced two more turnovers and had seven tackles for loss and six sacks in the win.

Junior Braxton McGinnis had a big night offensively for Lincoln, as the running back had four carries for 52 yards and caught a 62-yard touchdown.

Junior receiver Caleb Peterson continued to dominate at wideout for Lincoln, as the caught five passes for 99 yards and two more touchdowns.

Sophomore Kade Wilson had another big night, as the underclassmen receiver had three grabs for 85 yards and a TD.

Colt Monsey also caught a touchdown for the Bulldogs, while Max Madrid added 24 yards and a touchdown on the ground.

McGinnis also had four tackles, including three sacks on defense. Nate Uyetake had three tackles and a sack, while Josiah Faulkner had four tackles and two sacks for Lincoln.

Lincoln opened the scoring late in the first quarter, as the Bulldogs went 61 yards in just five plays, cashing in on a Madrid 3-yard TD run to score in just two minutes.

McGinnis had a 28-yard run to open the drive before Peterson caught a 21-yard pass from Brooks to set up the score on the next play.

Lincoln's next drive was even quicker, as Peterson opened the scoring drive with a 13-yard run.

Three plays later, Brooks found McGinnis out of the backfield and the junior raced 62-yards untouched for the score.

The 4-play, 86-yard drive took just 1:26 and made it 14-0 early in the 2nd half.

Freshman Micah Torres pounced on a fumble five plays later, getting the ball back for the Bulldogs offense inside the Hugo 20-yard line.

Four plays later, Brooks found Monsey on a 2-yard pass where the big tight end was all alone in the end zone, making it 21-0.

After Lincoln forced another punt, the Bulldogs had an extremely short field to extend the lead to four scores, as Lincoln started the drive at the Hugo 13.

Brooks found Peterson on the third play of the drive for a 13-yard pitch and catch, as the margin had stretched to 28-0.

Before Lincoln's final score of the half, the defense got in on the action.

With Hugo backed up at its own 2-yard line, Faulkner broke through the line of scrimmage for one of his two sacks deep in the end zone, as the sophomore got two points for the Bulldogs unit and made it 30-0 with 1:55 to go in the quarter.

On the first play after the ensuing kickoff, Brooks found Wilson on a crosser and the speedy receiver did the rest.

Wilson cut across the field and outraced the defense for a 56-yard TD catch, as Lincoln led 37-0 with 1:40 left in the first half.

The Bulldogs opened the second half with another big score on the first play.

Brooks hit Peterson on a quick screen down the home sideline, as the junior found an opening and raced back across the field, cruising to the end zone for a 63-yard TD.

Lincoln had extended the lead to 44-0 with 10:24 to go.

Lincoln scored again in the third after forcing another punt, as the Bulldogs went 59 yards in five plays, spanning just under four minutes.

Kolden Pratt finished off the touchdown drive with a 3-yard touchdown run to put Lincoln ahead 51-0 with 2:17 to go in the third.

After Lincoln got a fumble recovery early in the final quarter from defensive lineman Ryder Swaggert, the Bulldogs cashed in on its final drive of the night.

Quarterback Jarrison Moore ran it in from four yards out with just over four minutes to go. 

Lincoln was 3-of-6 on 3rd down in the win and 1-of-2 on 4th down.

The Bulldogs held Hugo to just 1-of-8 on 3rd down and allowed just four first downs on the night, as the Buffaloes did not cross midfield in the game.

Nine different Bulldogs combined to carry the ball for Lincoln, including Nate Johnson, who had 21 yards on just four carries. 

Freshman Ronan Jones, who is a big weapon on special teams for the Bulldogs, averaging 43 yards per kickoff return, got involved on offense, catching two passes for 31 yards.

Lincoln is back in action on Friday night, when the Bulldogs wrap up the regular season at home vs. Roland.

Lincoln has won 56 straight district games and 21 consecutive road games.

The Bulldogs have won 50 of the last 51 games overall and are 44-1 in the last 45 regular season games.

Lincoln is 82-2 in the regular season since the start of the 2018 season, with both losses coming to out-of-state Shiloh Christian (AR).

The Bulldogs are 100-5 since the start of 2019 and 111-7 since the beginning of the 2018 season.

Lincoln is 62-1 at home over the last nine+ years.