In the past 17 matchups between these two teams, Kelso has come away with 17 victories.
Early on it seemed the curse would be broken. The Eagle’s defense was intense and the running game was strong.
Hudson Bay’s Richard Carter IV ran the team’s first play for 62 yards and a touchdown. But the Eagles couldn’t muster any more offense in a 12-6 loss the Hilanders Friday at Kiggins Bowl.
Carter had a 66-yard run on Bay’s second possession, but the Eagles were unable to turn that drive into points.
Both sides failed to gain any ground until early in the second quarter when Kelso’s Slate Miller found his groove. The senior fullback ran for 16 yards, knotting the score at 6-6 after a missed extra point.