Great Bend (6-1) at Junction City (3-4)

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BY JIM MISUNAS

jmisunas@gbtribune.com

Great Bend football coach Erin Beck is focused on building postseason momentum when the Panthers journey to 6A Junction City Friday.

No. 1 West 4A seed Great Bend (6-1) owns the tiebreaker over McPherson (6-1) because of a 21-3 head-to-head victory. However, a loss could drop the Panthers as low as sixth.

Junction City quarterback Khalil Walker is the Bluejays' chief offensive threat with 685 yards rushing and eight touchdowns. Tyler Proietti has rushed for 228 yards. Tight end Brody Boeckman has 307 yards receiving.

PANTHER OFFENSE—1—Cal Schartz, RB; 2—Cooper Ohnmacht, WR; 5—Maxson Smiley, QB; 7—Kale Kern, TE; 13—Alec Premer, WR; 24—Jaxon Wondra, WR or 8—Jaden Prilling, WR; 54—Gavynn Maddox, C; 57—Keeton Bray, RT; 58—Colby Spore, LT; 59—Brady Mendez, RG; 73—Josue Bustamante, LG

PANTHER DEFENSE—1—Cal Schartz, S; 2—Cooper Ohnmacht, S; 3—Carter Dreiling, STAR; 4—Hayden Liles, CB; 6—Gavin Wondra, CB; 24—Jaxon Wondra, DE; 27—Blake Suppes, MIKE; 50—Cole Fanshier, DE; 58—Colby Spore, DT; 73—Josue Bustamante, DT

JUNCTION CITY OFFENSE—4—Marcus Boganowski, WR; 8—Khalil Walker, QB; 12—Brody Boeckman, TE; 17—Amare McNeese, WR; 33—Tyler Proietti, RB; 21—Landon Beene, TE; 51—Hemaloto Tatufu, LG; 52—Tom McElroy, RT; 71—Levin Engstro, C; 74—Noah Taylor, LG; 77—Courtney McLarin LT

JUNCTION CITY OFFENSE—3—Alejando Lugo, S: 4—Marcus Boganowski, WR; 6—Thomas Karmann, CB; 7—Angel Allen, S; 16—Landon Mitchell, OLB/DE; 25—Josiah Totive, LB; 34—Braxon Stroada, OLB/DE; 37—Axton Richardson, DT; 51—Hemaloto Tatufu, DT; 52—Tom McElroy, DT