MITCH CASEY The Marietta Times

WILLIAMSTOWN —It’s not often Williamstown loses, rarer still when the Yellowjackets lose at home. So you’ll forgive Grafton coach Mark Yoho if he shows a little pride and savors a thorough 37-7 win over the No. 1 ranked Class A Yellowjackets. The key word being “if.” Yoho was both humble and gracious Friday night after his third-ranked Class AA Bearcats sprinted past the Yellowjackets. “We were real fortunate to come in and execute and play well and get a win,” Yoho said. If Yoho made it sound as though the Bearcats were lucky, that was anything but the case. Grafton simply outran — and outpassed — Williamstown. “They were fast,” Williamstown coach Terry Smith said. “Good, well-organized and fast.” The Bearcats scored on their first five offensive possessions, led by quarterback Cameron Gallaher. Damon Waters started things off for the Bearcats with a 51-yard scoring sprint on the opening drive.