The Golden Hawks (1-2) gave up an 81-yard touchdown pass on the game's first play from scrimmage.

Wilson Hunt quarterback Jacob Page threw for 169 yards and scored three touchdowns. Both of Page's touchdown passes went to Qwen Ballard, including the 81-yarder and then a 14-yard strike in the second quarter. Page also ran for a 21-yard score just before halftime to give the Warriors a 31-7 halftime advantage.

"That first play of the game set us back," Holly Springs head coach David Riggs said. "We only had the ball 14 plays in the first half. We knew they were good, but they just hit us harder. We're disappointed in the way we played, especially the first half."

Holly Springs also committed three turnovers, which led to 14 Hunt points.

The Warriors gained 203 yards on the ground, led by Everton Jones (12 carries-70 yards) and Caleb Driver (10-59).

Luke Wilhelmson led Holly Springs with 40 yards rushing and scored the team's lone touchdown on a 7-yard run.

“The second half our kids hung in there,” Riggs said. “A lot of guys got banged up.”

Holly Springs begins Tri-Nine conference play next week when the Golden Hawks host Middle Creek on Friday.