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By Mike Moore Staff Writer  Jackson – Thunder and lightening. Not much else could slow down the Vandercook Lake offense Thursday night. Despite a pair of weather delays — one for more than an hour before kickoff and another less than five minutes into regulation — the Jayhawks scored twice early and never looked back, rolling to a 41-0 victory over East Jackson. “Real proud of our guys and the way they stayed focused,” coach Steve Wolvin said afterwards. “But that’s what you get when you have so many seniors.” The 7 p.m. start time was pushed back to roughly 8:15 p.m. thanks to a line of storms that put on an impressive lightening show. “It’s not fun, but the guys did a good job,” Wolvin said. “We got the pads off. We stayed hydrated. We did the best we could.” When the game finally did start, albeit briefly, Vandercook Lake wasted little time taking control as Noah Cooper returned the opening kick to the East Jackson 34 yard line. Four plays later Nolan Hancock hit Malik Wilks with a 22-yard pass and a 6-0 lead. After East Jackson went three-and-out on its first possession, Vandercook Lake needed just four plays…