Plymouth Panthers defeat Grafton 28-21, finish their season 7-2 as seniors celebrate final regular-season game

The Plymouth Panthers wrapped up their regular season with a 28-21 victory over the Grafton Black Hawks on Friday night, finishing with a 7-2 record as they prepare for the playoffs.But for Plymouth's 16 seniors and their families, the regular-season finale was about more than just football. It was also a night to celebrate years of memories, friendships and family traditions.Among those seniors was quarterback Augie Eigenberger, who has played football since he was six years old. Im excited. I mean, no matter what, were gonna go out there and give our all, no matter what. And, were gonna have some fun, said Augie said before the game.Augie has been the Panthers' quarterback for the last four years, following in the footsteps of his father, Jason Eigenberger, who also played football for Plymouth. For Jason, watching his son take the field for his final regular-season game brought mixed emotions. A lot of excitement, a little sadness, growing up watching them play football, said Jason.