By SEAN GARRETT
ISL Correspondent

It was more of the same after that in a 34-6 win over McCutcheon. The rain-soaked field did not stop the Tigers (5-1) from gaining 327 yards on the ground and another 90 through the air.

Fishers’ defense was just as good. The Tigers allowed only three first downs in the first half and entered the break with a 17-0 advantage. The Mavericks ended the night with 133 yards rushing and just 40 yards passing.

The Mavericks would score in the second half via a 29-yard rushing TD by Nate Deno with 3:29 left in the third quarter, cutting Fishers’ lead to 24-6 after the missed PAT.  The Tigers answered immediately with a 74-yard kickoff return by Seth Riley as he scooped up the short kick and bolted through a seam in the Mavericks coverage.

NEXT WEEK:  Zionsville @ Fishers