Taylor Stange Scores Touchdown In Special Play Against Sebeka
In Bertha-Hewitt, Minnesota, high school senior Taylor Stange, who lives with autism, scored a touchdown during a game against Sebeka. A special play was arranged for his senior year, allowing him to run the ball into the end zone with…
Fargo Valley City, ND, October 19, 2026 —
High school senior Taylor Stange scored a touchdown during a game against Sebeka in Bertha-Hewitt, Minnesota, after a special play was arranged for his senior year. Stange, who lives with autism, ran the ball into the end zone with support from both his teammates and the opposing players.
The play gave Stange an opportunity to carry the ball across the goal line during the game. The available account does not identify who arranged the play or provide details about how it was coordinated. It says the players on both sides supported Stange as he made the run.
The touchdown took place in a game between Bertha-Hewitt and Sebeka. The game date, final score and other details about the contest were not provided. The account also does not specify the name of Stange’s school, the teams’ records or whether the play affected the game’s result.
Stange is identified as a high school senior, and the play was arranged for his senior year. No further information was provided about his football experience or how the opportunity came about. The account describes the touchdown and the support from teammates and opponents, but does not include comments from Stange, coaches, family members or players.
The reported details center on the single play: Stange carried the ball into the end zone during the game against Sebeka, with players from both teams supporting him. Beyond that, information about the planning and circumstances surrounding the play is not available.
Story summarized from the original created by Kevin Wallevand on www.inforum.com, see more information here.
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