•October 7, 2026•

by E. Scott England

Homecoming is always a joyous time in the Sullivan community. Windows painted across town on businesses. Pep rallies to get the student body energized. A festive parade sporting floats built by the four classes of the high school. The annual chili supper that’s been a staple of the tradition for decades. And the culminating event, a packed house at Victory Field to cheer the Redskins to victory.

Sullivan welcomed the Tri-County Titans, a winless team without a strong passing game that has struggled all year. But every team that faces a home team on their homecoming has a little more motivation to come out and prove their worth. That’s exactly what the Titans did on their opening play. With the ball deep in their own territory, the Titans ran their first play up the middle for 70 yards and the first touchdown of the game. Just like that, they assumed a 0-6 lead.

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