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Football

Powers Cruisers Football 34-12 McKenzie

Saturday, October 3, 2026·By Garrett Stembridge·Powers High School
Powers Cruisers Football
34–12
McKenzie
Final
Powers High School
WAway · Coos Bay

The Powers Cruisers needed a statement game, and they delivered one Friday night, rolling past McKenzie 34-12 in a dominant performance that wasn't as close as the final score suggests. The Cruisers controlled the game from early on, putting together the kind of complete effort their fans have been waiting to see all season.

Powers found the end zone early and often, keeping McKenzie's offense off balance throughout the night. The Cruisers' defense was particularly impressive, holding McKenzie to just 12 points and making it difficult for the visitors to generate any sustained momentum. When your offense is clicking and your defense is flying around like that, good things tend to happen, and Powers made it look almost routine by the fourth quarter.

The win moves the Cruisers to 2-3 on the season, a much-needed boost after a tough stretch to open the year. There's still plenty of football left to play, and this performance should give Powers real confidence heading into the rest of the schedule. The Cruisers looked like a different team on Friday night, and that's exactly what they needed to show.

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