Bison Ground Game Powers 45-42 Rivalry Upset Over Hendersonville

Station Camp head football coach Chris Bain praised his team's execution following a massive 45-42 victory over their crosstown rival, the Hendersonville Commandos. Adapting to Hendersonville's defensive alignment, offensive coordinators Kevin Stevens and Jared Neal committed heavily to the run, resulting in an uncharacteristic 40 rushing attempts and five touchdowns on the ground. The rushing attack was anchored by a breakout performance from Kaden Simpson, who stepped into the starting lineup due to injuries and delivered 140 yards and two touchdowns on 24 carries behind a dominant offensive line.

Despite facing what Bain described as potentially the toughest 5A schedule in the state and enduring a recent losing streak, the Bison roster has maintained focus and refused to fold on the season. Senior quarterback Colten provided crucial veteran composure in the huddle during the final two minutes, confidently managing the offense to seal the victory. The win elevates Station Camp to a 1-1 region record, keeping them squarely in the hunt for a top-two finish and a potential home-field playoff advantage as they prepare to close out the regular season against Hunters Lane and Portland.

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