BREMOND — The Bremond Tigers continued their undefeated start Friday night, using a powerful rushing attack and an active defense to defeat the Hearne Eagles 42-18 at Bremond High School. The non-district victory improved Bremond to 3-0 and extended the Tigers’ winning streak to three games. Hearne fell to 0-3 after suffering its first road loss of the season. Bremond controlled the game with 404 yards of total offense, including 297 yards on 41 rushing attempts. The Tigers averaged 7.2 yards per carry and scored four touchdowns on the ground. Junior Jaden Scott led the charge with 205 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries. Scott averaged 8.9 yards per attempt and broke loose for a 49-yard run, giving Bremond a dependable big-play threat throughout the contest. Z. Nobles added 63 yards and two touchdowns on 10 carries, averaging 6.3 yards per attempt. R. McGee contributed 20 yards on four carries, while Sam Kasowski, N. Nobles and B. Boxley combined for nine additional yards. Kasowski provided balance through the passing game. The junior quarterback completed 6 of 8 attempts for 107 yards, one touchdown and one interception. His longest completion covered 29 yards, and he finished with a quarterback rating of 116.7. Jeramiah Morgan was Bremond’s leading receiver, catching four passes for 78 yards and a touchdown. Z. Nobles added 18 receiving yards, and J. Yanowski recorded 11 yards through the air. Scott also contributed on special teams, recording 77 kickoff return yards. He finished the night with 282 all-purpose yards, accounting for more than half of Bremond’s team total of 481. The Tigers entered the matchup with a sizable statistical advantage on offense. Bremond was averaging 340.3 rushing yards, 153.3 passing yards and 493.7 total yards per game. Hearne entered the contest averaging 60 rushing yards, 60.5 passing yards and 120.5 total yards. Bremond’s defense supported the offensive effort by recording 38 tackles, four tackles for loss and three sacks. Boxley led the Tigers with seven tackles, including three solo stops and four assists. Jaden Scott and T. Scott recorded six tackles apiece. T. Scott also registered two tackles for loss and two sacks. T. Roberts finished with five tackles, and McGee contributed four tackles and one tackle for loss. Jaden Scott added a tackle for loss and one sack to complete an effective two-way performance. The result continued two very different starts to the season for the Robertson County programs. Bremond has scored 118 points through three games while allowing 53. The Tigers are 2-0 at home and 1-0 on the road. Their strong opening stretch has them positioned to carry momentum into district competition. Hearne has scored 32 points and allowed 86 during its first three games. The Eagles are 0-2 at home and 0-1 on the road, but their 18 points against Bremond represented their highest offensive output of the season. The Eagles will return home Friday, Sept. 18, for a non-district matchup against Hempstead. The Bobcats enter the contest with a 1-2 record after defeating Houston Scarborough 65-29. Hearne will look to build on its offensive improvement while attempting to slow a Hempstead team that found the end zone repeatedly in its first victory. The Eagles remain 0-0 in district play, leaving their primary season goals ahead of them. Bremond will have an open week before traveling to Somerville on Friday, Sept. 25, for its District 13-2A Division II opener. Somerville enters the matchup at 0-3 after suffering a 52-7 non-district loss to Rosebud-Lott. The Yeguas will be challenged by a Bremond offense that has demonstrated the ability to strike through the running and passing games. For the Tigers, the victory over Hearne offered another example of the formula behind their unbeaten beginning. Bremond ran the ball effectively, completed passes at a high percentage and pressured the opposing offense. With Scott supplying explosive plays and Kasowski directing a balanced attack, the Tigers completed non-district play with the confidence and momentum that accompany a perfect record. The next challenge will be carrying that production into games that count toward the district standings.