Kenosha beats Wisconsin Rapids for state title

It came down to one touchdown. One drive. One score.

And ended with one champion.

Kenosha Bradford drove 58 yards over 11 plays for the games only touchdown with 3:51 left in the game and won the state championship beating Wisconsin Rapids, 7-0.

Bradford’s game-winning drive began at its own 42 and ended with a 10 yard John Meyers run.

The Raiders tried to answer, but the game virtually ended when Cort Halbur threw an interception on the Bradford 19-yard line with 0:02 left on the clock.

For Wisconsin Rapids (12-2), Devin Peterson rushed for 55 yards, Cort Halbur had 33 yards and Rylan Lubeck ran for 24 yards.

Bradford (14-0) was led by Henry Cabrera with 47 yards, Draven LaFayette had 40 yards and Quanzell Murphy ran for 33 yards.