In their final home game of the season, Carlmont varsity football lost to the Hillsdale Knights 13-3. The Knights’ two touchdowns and firm run defense proved too stiff for the Scots to overcome, despite them coming very close on multiple drives down the field. Regardless of the score, the Carlmont student body was as energetic as ever, pushing the team on through all four quarters. The Scots now look ahead to their game against the Sequoia Ravens, hoping to improve their record to 5-5 for the season.
Live from the field: Knights escape Scots on senior night
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