Just not being able to help out the team when I knew I could be.” “It sucked,” Lambert said of having to watch from the sidelines a week ago. Lambert added a 14-yard touchdown in the third quarter. Lambert answered Parkway’s (6-1, 3-1) first score of the game with a 26-yard touchdown run with 6:10 left in the first quarter.
“They definitely bring something to the table as far as senior leadership and athleticism.” “It was nice to see Josh Allen and Lake Lambert running the ball,” Ballew said. Allen broke his collarbone in the Week 1 win against Pleasant Grove.
They did a great job.”īyrd (5-2, 2-2 District 1-5A) was aided by the return of starting quarterback Lake Lambert, who sat out of last week’s 23-14 loss to Haughton because of a head injury sustained in the second half in the blowout loss the week prior at Benton.īyrd running back Josh Allen made his return Friday night as well. We had lost two in a row and that’s hard.
“I’m proud of them,” Byrd head coach Stacy Ballew said. Byrd may have limped into its game against undefeated Parkway on Friday, but it didn’t take long for the Yellow Jackets to swarm the previously undefeated Panthers, 39-14. (Photo by APRIL JOHNSON, Journal Sports)Īfter back-to-back district losses, visiting C.E. BACK IN ACTION: After missing games with injuries, Byrd’s Lake Lambert and running back Josh Allen were impactful for the Yellow Jackets Friday night.
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