For the third straight game, the Madera Coyotes football team’s big play offense stepped up for a 42-28 victory over the Paso Robles Bearcats on Friday at Toro Stadium.
The Coyotes got touchdowns of 82 and 69 yards, and did enough for a comfortable win of the Bearcats. Last year, the Coyotes needed last minute heroics to pull out a victory over Paso.
The Coyotes amassed more than 400 yards of total offense. Freshman Anthony Estrada rushed for 185 yards and three more touchdowns, and also had a 60-yard run called back on a penalty.