Class C football: Tipton beats Forgan to win title

Tipton held Forgan to 28 yards in the second half while its offense manufactured three touchdowns to win the Class C championship with a 30-12 victory on Saturday at Southwestern Oklahoma State University.

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Tipton (14-0) trailed 12-6 at halftime, and a few tweaks made all the difference.

“We made a few minor adjustments,” said coach Jim Kerbo said. “Just reacting a little different to their motion on offense. And on our offense, changing how we hit the holes just a little.”

That was all the tinkering that was needed. The Tigers looked like an entirely different team in the second half, especially on defense. In the third quarter, Forgan had minus-2 yards of offense and never sniffed a first down, much less a touchdown.

Josh Torres led the Tipton offense with 25 carries for 120 yards and two touchdowns.

Dalton Lemieux had a 10-yard touchdown run and was 4-of-7 passing for 101 yards for Forgan (12-1).