![Prairie's Mitch Dellamuth (7) steps in front of Washington's Jason Oney for his fourth interception of the night during the fourth quarter of Thursday's game at Kingston Stadium. Dellamuth and Kentrel Smith both returned interceptions for touchdowns and caught scoring passes to lead the Hawks to a playoff-clinching 44-6 win. (Photo by Margaret O'Banion)](/images/photos/prairie/football/10.11.12 crp fb dellamuth 4th int.png)
Hawks' double-trouble duo doom Wash
Prairie Coach Mike Morrissey isn't sure where they keep the record book at his school, but he plans to find out.
He's got a few new entries to make.
Mitch Dellamuth and Kentrel Smith enjoyed an historic night for the Hawks on Thursday as they belted Washington, 44-6, in a Mississippi Valley Conference game at Kingston Stadium.
Dellamuth intercepted four passes, which is probably a school record, and scored touchdowns on offense and defense.
Here's the topper: Smith also scored on offense and defense, making for a highly unusual -- and highly enjoyable -- double-play for Prairie.
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