“It’s a huge win,” Weathers said. “Our first district game, on the road. There was a lot going against us. But we played really well.”

Quarterback Ryan Weathers rushed for 136 yards to key the victory against a Woodland program that has been a perennial power in the 11-man ranks in recent years, going 29-1 the last two seasons. This is their first season in 8-man football.

Coyle (1-1) is already preparing for its Week 3 opponent.

“We’ve already distributed tape on Rejoice Christian,” Shane Weathers said. “This was just one win. It’s a huge win, but we’ve got a long ways to go.”

Coyle athlete Magnus Scott will soon decide whether to run track at Arkansas or Kansas State.

Coyle athlete Magnus Scott is nearing a decision on where he’ll run track in college after a weekend visit to Arkansas.

Scott said Sunday that he will soon choose between Arkansas and Kansas State.

“It was good,” Scott said of his visit to Fayetteville. “They really want me. I’m going to go home, talk to my parents about it and go from there.”

Scott also has interest in playing football wherever he goes to college, and said Arkansas coaches were much more open to that than Kansas State’s were.

“He said if I really wanted to play, he didn’t mind,” Scott said, while adding that until Arkansas hires a football coach to replace Bobby Petrino, he won’t know for sure if it’s possible.

As a senior on the gridiron, Scott accounted for 35 total touchdowns as Coyle made the playoffs for the first time in school history. Scott rushed for 1,923 yards and averaged nearly 13 yards per carry.

Arkansas is a traditional power in track, and isn’t too far from Scott’s home. Both of those factors will play into his decision, he said.