Heyworth Hornets Outlast Tremont Turks in Gritty September Clash

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Heyworth scores a TD against Tremont


On September 19, 2025, the Heyworth Hornets and Tremont Turks met under the lights for a non-conference showdown that delivered on intensity, grit, and small-town pride. The final score—24-13 in favor of Heyworth—only hints at the physicality and strategic tension that defined the night.


Both teams entered the game with something to prove. Tremont, eager to build momentum after recent struggles, came out with energy and resilience. Heyworth, riding a wave of defensive confidence, responded with disciplined execution and a relentless tempo. The result was a game that never felt settled until the final whistle.


The Hornets leaned into their identity: aggressive line play, smart clock management, and a defense that refused to break. Tremont countered with flashes of creativity and a few drives that tested Heyworth’s resolve. But in the end, Heyworth’s ability to control the pace and capitalize on key moments sealed the win.


This wasn’t just a victory—it was a statement. Heyworth continues to build a season defined by toughness and unity, while Tremont walks away with lessons that could fuel their next chapter.


No stat lines. No heroics. Just football the way Central Illinois knows it—raw, real, and rooted in community.


Game images available at alan look photography

Location: Heyworth, IL 61745, USA

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