Article updated: 9/29/2012 3:21 PM

A shining moment for Rolling Meadows

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Prospect's Andrew Hajek can only walk away as Rolling Meadows' Matt Campbell celebrates his touchdown with teammates in the second quarter Friday at Rolling Meadows. Hajek came up with an interception in the game, but the Mustangs pulled away for a 49-28 triumph.

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Rolling Meadows' Andre Campbell stays clear of a diving Prospect defender in the first half Friday at Rolling Meadows.

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Rolling Meadows' Jacob Grant celebrates a sack with teammate Raul Alba-Cortez against Prospect on Friday at Rolling Meadows.

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Rolling Meadows' Steven Royster looks behind him with nothing but open space in front on his way to a first-half touchdown against visiting Prospect on Friday.

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Quarterback Jack Milas’ first win over Prospect in his three-year varsity football career turned out to be a gem. The Rolling Meadows senior, committed to Ball State, was 31-of-40 while throwing for 337 yards and 4 touchdowns as the Mustangs shook free from the visiting Knights in the fourth quarter for a 49-28 victory at Robert A. Hoese Athletic Field. Prospect (3-3, 1-1) nudged ahead 28-27 late in third quarter when QB Devin O’Hara rushed 6 yards for a TD but the Mustangs (5-1, 2-0) scored 3 touchdowns in the final 12 minutes to secure the key Mid-Suburban East triumph.

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