Dietrich took advantage of Rockland's few mistakes to beat the Bulldogs, 34-28, Friday.

"It was a hard fought game by both teams," Rockland coach Steven May said. "We had a couple of bad breaks that cost us the game."

The game clincher came when Rockland fumbled the ball on a bad snap to give Dietrich the ball on the 2-yard line, and the go-ahead score.

Rockland did have some bright spots on offense.

"Jake Tomkinson had a good day running the ball," May said.

Rockland (3-3) next plays host to Carey, Friday at 3:30 p.m.

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