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Marauders shut out 29-0 by Brawlers Three safeties and a 19-sack defensive effort left Marauders without a scoring drive in Billings. The Marauders were shut out 29-0 by the Brawlers on Monday, as a relentless pass rush produced three safeties, a fumble-return touchdown and an interception in the Week 11 game. The Brawlers took a 2-0 lead on a first-quarter safety when Kelley Velasquez sacked Norman Calhoun in the end zone. Edmund Fransen added a... Gerald Herrera · Billings Chronicle · 11/14/2066
Bombers rout Warriors 41-7, stay unbeaten at 11-0 Jose Hager threw for three touchdowns and ran for another as Burlington clinched its division and extended its winning streak to 11. The Bombers beat the Warriors 41-7 on Nov. 14, improving to 11-0 and extending their winning streak to 11 games. Burlington had already clinched its division, according to the league standings. The Bombers built a 17-0 lead before the Warriors scored. Robert Johnson opened the scoring with a 25-yard field goal in th... Wendell Arnold · Burlington River Ledger · 11/14/2066
Marauders’ two return touchdowns carry them past Americans, 17-10 Shawn Hinderliter scored on an 89-yard kickoff return and a 91-yard punt return as Billings’ defense held on despite 15 sacks allowed. The Marauders beat the Americans 17-10 on Nov. 7, scoring twice on returns by Shawn Hinderliter and surviving a difficult day on offense that included 15 sacks allowed. Hinderliter put the Marauders ahead on the opening kickoff, returning it 89 yards for a touchdown. Antonio Carson’s extra point made it 7-0. The Ame... Gerald Herrera · Billings Chronicle · 11/07/2066
Bombers Stay Perfect, Shut Down Falcons’ Late Push Jose Hager’s 48-yard strike to Robert Lucero restored breathing room, and John Viola’s interception helped seal a 20-10 Burlington win. The Bombers didn’t need a spotless afternoon to stay spotless in the standings. They threw two interceptions, let the Falcons claw back within three, then answered with the kind of fourth-quarter punch that keeps a 10-0 team looking every bit as dangerous as its record says. Burlington beat the Falcons 20-10 Sunday,... Tyrone Hunt · Burlington River Ledger · 11/07/2066
Bombers turn Demons’ field into a 41-13 statement William McClure’s undefeated Burlington club paired a punishing defense with four-for-four red-zone finishing to push its winning streak to nine. The Bombers did not merely leave town with another win. They took the Demons apart, 41-13, and made their 9-0 start look less like a hot streak than a warning to the rest of the league. Robert Johnson opened the scoring with a 51-yard field goal, but the Demons briefly made a game of it. Matthew Stine hit Steven Mas... Tyrone Hunt · Burlington River Ledger · 10/31/2066
Marauders overwhelmed as Venom turn pressure into an 84-7 rout A 99-yard kickoff return, relentless pass rush and three-touchdown day from Kevin Hudson put Billings in a deep hole before halftime. The Marauders never found an answer for Venom’s pressure or its explosive offense in an 84-7 loss Saturday, a result that left Billings 2-7 and extended its losing streak to five games. The film tells a blunt story: Venom controlled the line of scrimmage, then punished the defense when it adjusted to the run. Venom... Alexander Parker · Billings Chronicle · 10/31/2066
Bombers stay unbeaten with 52-8 rout of Bandits Burlington moved to 8-0 behind a balanced attack, three touchdown passes from Jose Hager and a defense that held the Bandits to 28 rushing yards. The Bombers’ unbeaten start kept gathering force Sunday, as they built a 31-0 halftime lead and finished off an emphatic 52-8 win over the Bandits. Burlington is now 8-0, owns a W8 streak and remains first in its division at 4-0. The result was another forceful statement from a team that has allowed 60 points throug... Rodger Donahue · Burlington River Ledger · 10/24/2066
Marauders’ early spark swallowed by Voodoo pressure in 29-10 loss Zane Griswold’s blocked-punt touchdown gave Billings a first-quarter lead, but three interceptions and two safeties turned a promising start into a fourth straight defeat. For a brief stretch, the Marauders had the kind of sudden spark that can change the feel of a season. Zane Griswold blocked a Voodoo punt late in the first quarter, recovered it and raced 23 yards for a touchdown. Antonio Carson’s extra point made it 7-3, and Billings carried that lead into the second quarter. The r... Paul Ruffin · Billings Chronicle · 10/24/2066
Headhunters Outmaneuver Marauders with Tactical Dominance and Relentless Pressure In Week 7 action, Billings Headhunters exploit Marauders' offensive struggles with a disciplined defensive scheme, securing a decisive 30-7 victory on home turf. The Marauders faced a tough challenge on the road against the Headhunters, falling 30-7 in a game dictated by tactical execution, defensive pressure, and coaching adjustments favoring the home team. Billings' Head Coach John Walker schemed effectively to neutralize the Marauders' offense, capitalizing on key turnove... Alexander Parker · Billings Chronicle · 10/17/2066
Bombers Dominate Cornbelters with Tactical Precision in 37-3 Victory In a commanding Week 7 performance, the Bombers dismantled the Cornbelters 37-3 on the road, extending their unbeaten streak to seven games and solidifying their status as division leaders. Head Coach William McClure's game plan showcased a refined offensive scheme and disciplined defensive execution that Cornbelter... Harold Gonzalez · Burlington River Ledger · 10/17/2066
Falcons Rout Marauders 53-8 in Week 6 Showdown The Billings Marauders suffered a decisive 53-8 defeat to the visiting Falcons on October 10, concluding Week 6 of the 2066 regular season with another setback. Marauders head coach Alexander Dean's squad dropped to 2-4 for the season, now holding a 0-1 mark within the division, while the Falcons improved to 4-2 and... Gerald Herrera · Billings Chronicle · 10/10/2066
Bombers Extend Winning Streak to Six with Gritty 17-10 Victory Over Bulldogs Fueled by efficient offense and stout defense, the undefeated Bombers maintain their division lead in a tightly contested Week 6 matchup. Numbers don’t lie, and this once again proved true as the Burlington Bombers upended the Bulldogs 17-10 on October 10 in front of a boisterous home crowd. With the victory, the Bombers improve to a perfect 6-0 overall and 3-0 in the division, extending their winning streak to six games — a dominant start powered lar... Jimmy Schneeman · Burlington River Ledger · 10/10/2066
Bombers Dominate Riptide with 47-16 Victory in Week 5 The Burlington Bombers extended their undefeated streak to 5-0 with a commanding 47-16 victory over the Riptide on October 3rd. The win solidifies the Bombers’ top position in the division with a 3-0 division record under head coach William McClure. The game opened with an early field goal from Riptide kicker Peter... Wendell Arnold · Burlington River Ledger · 10/03/2066
Marauders Stifled into a Scoreless Shame by Relentless Toppers Defense Billings Marauders fail to find the end zone as Toppers dominate with punishing pressure and opportunistic scoring in a 12-0 shutout. In a nightmarish outing at home, the Billings Marauders fell flat, shut out 12-0 by a fixated and ferocious Toppers defense on October 3. This was not just a loss — it was an annihilation of the Marauders' offense, repeatedly smothered by a Toppers unit that made Billings’ attempts to move the ball look laughably im... John Lockhart · Billings Chronicle · 10/03/2066
Marauders Dominate Wolves in a Ruthless 36-0 Shutout Blowout Alexander Dean’s Marauders stage a relentless offensive showcase and stifle the Wolves at home, sending a loud message after Week 4. Let’s cut through the fluff: what we witnessed in Roland Ellefson’s Wolves’ den was nothing short of a massacre. Billings Marauders marched into hostile territory on September 26th and dismantled the hapless Wolves—36 to zero—a scoreline so brutal it’s almost poetic in its cruelty. This wasn’t a game; it was a state... John Lockhart · Billings Chronicle · 9/26/2066