Some teams may find strength in numbers, but when you're Harrison and you only roll 28-deep as a Class A squad, you're going to have to dig even deeper. The Huskies may not be the biggest physically or with their roster size, but they play with a certain tenacity and grit that goes beyond any measurable stat. Just as they've shown throughout the season, their poise, persistence and ability to play much bigger than they are emerged in a crucial Section 1 Class A semifinal game on Nov. 3 against Yorktown. Harrison senior Chris McLaughlin had a game-sealing interception with 30 seconds to go in the red zone, securing the Huskies' win in the back-and-forth affair. They will be going to the Section 1 finals for the first time since 2012. 🔗: See the story and more photos at our link in bio. 📸: jmeorephoto ✍: byeugenerapay #lohudsports #lohudfootball #section1 #highschoolfootball _harrisonfootball_ hhsathletics_ hhshuskyhomepage ytownhuskers #yorktownhighschool