The young Baker football team saved its best for last Friday at Bulldog Memorial Stadium.

The Bulldogs (3-6 overall) shut out Madras 30-0 in a nonleague game to end the season.

“We did a lot of really good things,” said Baker coach Dave Johnson.

“I’m really happy for the kids. The young kids have given a great effort all season, and our seniors got to go out with a quality win. It was a great finale.”

Baker, wearing throwback uniforms from 2002, took its opening drive 90 yards for its first touchdown.

Jackson Cutler, who finished the evening with 32 carries for 186 yards and two touchdowns, did the honors from 20 yards out.

The score remained 6-0 until the first play of the second quarter when Cutler scored his second TD, this time from 7 yards out. Quarterback Cody DeCarli added the two-point conversion run for a 14-0 Baker lead.

Baker led 14-0 at halftime.

The Bulldogs then opened the second half by marching 65 yards for their third score.

DeCarli connected with Riley Flanagan on a 29-yard scoring pass. DeCarli added the conversion for a 22-0 Baker lead.

DeCarli and Flanagan hooked up again in the fourth quarter, this time from 24 yards for Baker’s final touchdown.

The Baker defense held Madras to 147 yards on offense.

Madras – 0 0 0 0 — 0

Baker – 6 8 8 8 — 30

B — Cutler 20 run (Run failed)

B — Cutler 7 run (DeCarli run)

B — Flanagan 29 pass from DeCarli (DeCarli run)

B — Flanagan 24 pass from DeCarli (Cutler run)