Staff Report / Salisburylocal.org

Wicomico County Public Schools reported that Wi-Hi hosted Easton for their home opener at County Stadium on Friday night. The Wi-Hi football team, known as the Tribe, lost to the Easton Warriors with a final score of 35-0. With this loss, Wi-Hi's record for the season falls to 0-2. The team's coach, McMurdo, is preparing for their next game, which will be held at home on Thursday against Queen Anne's, where they will seek their first win of the season.

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