When the lights turn on Friday night at Twelve Bridges High School in Lincoln, California, all eyes will be on Reed vs Twelve Bridges. Scheduled for Friday, August 29, 2025, at 7 p.m., this non-conference matchup brings together two programs from different states, each hoping to make an early-season statement. Adding to the atmosphere, the game also coincides with Jr. Rhino Night, promising an electric environment for players, students, and fans alike.
Matchup: Reed vs Twelve Bridges
Date: Friday, August 29, 2025
Time: 7:00 p.m.
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Setting the Stage
The Twelve Bridges Raging Rhinos (1-0) opened their season in convincing fashion, defeating their first opponent 42–7 on the road. Their explosive offense and disciplined defense quickly established them as a team to watch not only in their section but across California. Currently ranked 1,574 nationally and 128 in California, Twelve Bridges has shown early signs of balance, with both their rushing and passing games contributing heavily to their success.
On the other side, the Reed Raiders (Sparks, NV) are preparing for their season opener. Ranked 2,017 nationally and 10th in Nevada, the Raiders enter Friday night without any in-game reps this year but with plenty of motivation to prove themselves against a strong California opponent. With both programs eager to build momentum, this game provides a true early-season measuring stick.
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By the Numbers
While Reed has yet to log official stats this season, Twelve Bridges already boasts impressive averages. The Rhinos’ offense generated 432 total yards per game in their opener, including:
- 282 rushing yards per game
- 150 passing yards per game
- 150 receiving yards per game
Defensively, they showcased intensity, averaging 59 tackles and 4 sacks, while the offensive line dominated with 19 pancake blocks.
Scoring Breakdown – Twelve Bridges Week 1
- 1st Quarter: 7 points
- 2nd Quarter: 21 points
- 3rd Quarter: 14 points
- 4th Quarter: 0 points
- Final: 42 points
The Rhinos’ ability to put games out of reach early will be something Reed must counter if they want to stay competitive.
Key Players to Watch
Twelve Bridges
- Chase Wyhlidko (RB) – Averaged 127 rushing yards in Week 1, far above the national average of 23.
- Connor Frontiera (QB) – Efficient in the air with 145 passing yards, while also leading the team with 161 total yards per game.
- Dylan Amos (WR) – A consistent target, pulling in 58 receiving yards per game.
- Devon King (LB) – Set the defensive tone with 5 tackles, outperforming the national average of 3.6.
- Colton Hogge (OL/DL) – A two-way force, registering 2 sacks and 9 pancake blocks, making him a nightmare for opposing linemen.
Reed
For Reed, no statistical leaders have been recorded yet this season. That leaves questions heading into this matchup: Which Raider athletes will step up on offense? Who will make the defensive stops? The unknowns only add to the intrigue of Friday’s contest.
Records and Rankings Snapshot
| Category | Reed (Sparks, NV) | Twelve Bridges (Lincoln, CA) |
|---|---|---|
| National Rank | 2,017 | 1,574 |
| State Rank | #10 (NV) | #128 (CA) |
| Overall Record | 0–0 | 1–0 |
| Home Record | 0–0 | 0–0 |
| Away Record | 0–0 | 1–0 |
| Points For | 0 | 42 |
| Points Against | 0 | 7 |
Twelve Bridges already holds momentum with their early win, but Reed carries the advantage of fresh legs and the element of surprise.
Storylines to Follow
- Season Opener for Reed – With no games under their belt, will the Raiders come out sharp or show signs of early-season rust?
- Offensive Firepower from Twelve Bridges – After scoring 42 points in Week 1, can the Rhinos sustain that pace against a new opponent?
- Battle in the Trenches – With Colton Hogge leading the way, Twelve Bridges’ line dominated in their opener. Reed’s defensive front will need to match that intensity.
- Jr. Rhino Night Atmosphere – Community-driven events often energize home teams. Will that excitement give Twelve Bridges an extra edge?
- State Pride on the Line – This is more than just a football game; it’s California vs. Nevada, and both squads want to prove their program stacks up.
What to Expect
Given the stats, Reed faces the challenge of slowing down an opponent that has already demonstrated both offensive firepower and defensive discipline. Twelve Bridges has proven they can establish the run, set up the pass, and pressure quarterbacks effectively.
For Reed, the keys to success will be:
- Controlling the clock by sustaining drives.
- Limiting turnovers and big plays.
- Matching physicality on the line of scrimmage.
For Twelve Bridges, the focus will be:
- Continuing to spread the ball across multiple playmakers.
- Staying disciplined on defense against an unpredictable Reed squad.
- Using the energy of Jr. Rhino Night to their advantage.
Closing Thoughts
The Reed vs Twelve Bridges matchup promises to be a compelling non-conference showdown between two proud programs. For Twelve Bridges, it’s a chance to build on early success and showcase their balance on both sides of the ball. For Reed, it’s the start of a new season and an opportunity to prove they belong on a bigger stage.
No matter the outcome, Friday night’s game will provide valuable insight into both teams’ potential this season. Expect a spirited battle in Lincoln as Jr. Rhino Night turns into a proving ground for Reed and a stage for Twelve Bridges to continue their climb.
