BROOMFIELD — Broomfield’s football team has made a habit of statement wins this season, and Friday night against a nearby rival was no different.
In the toughest contest to date for Class 4A’s second-ranked squad, the Eagles consistently outmatched No. 10 Erie, both offensively and defensively. In the end, they put the Tigers away, 35-14.
To date, the Eagles have put up 202 points on their opponents and hadn’t won by fewer than 33 before coming face-to-face with Erie.
“I think right now, we’re playing as a family,” Broomfield head coach Blair Hubbard said. “We’re playing as a team. There’s a lot of buy-in across the board that started back in December, in January. They’ve been building together and we’re on a march right now and hopefully, we can keep marching through the season.”