Twin Cedars could not overcome five turnovers, four in the second half as the Sabers fell to Midland last night in the eight-man quarterfinals 42-22 as heard live on kniakrls.com. The Sabers fell behind early in the first quarter six/nothing, but responded like they did last week with a safety as a punt snap sailed into the end zone. The Sabers then took the lead on the ensuing free kick when Trace Embray raced 65 yards for the touchdown for his sixth touchdown via a punt or kickoff return in 2016. Both team traded scores for the rest of the half with Twin Cedars leading 22-20. The second half belonged to the Midland as the Eagles outscored the Sabers 22-0 in the second half. Twin Cedars Coach Aaron Allspach told KNIA/KRLS Sports momentum changes and mistakes did in his team. Nick Haselhuhn had 183 yards passing and a touchdown but four interceptions. Twin Cedars finishes the season with a 10-1 record.