York and Adams County Report – Week 4
By Bill Engelhardt
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Stat Stars of the Week
OFFENSE:
Rushing: (200 yds or more)
247 yds - Jesse
Nwabueze-Ogbo - Hershey
The
Mid-Penn Colonial Division’s Polar Bears of Northern York (3-1 overall, 1-0
league) shut out the Rockets of James Buchanan (0-4 overall, 0-1 league) 51-0
in league action. Robert Shelly led the
Polar Bears rushing attack with 83-yrds (including a 26-yard touchdown),
followed by Michael Kearney with 51 (including touchdowns of 1 and 1-yards), Jordan
Eutzy with 19, Ray Avila with 17 (including a 5-yard touchdown), Hunter Hrinda
with 14, Justin Markle with 11-yards, Jake Cromer with minus 2-yards, and Curtis
Robison with minus 14-yards. Quarterback
Robison completed 5 of 10 passes for 105-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 51-yards
to Andrew Swaisgood (including a 34-yard touchdown), 1 for 22-yards and a
touchdown to Jared Sutch, 1 for 16-yards to John Kearney, and 1 for 16-yards to
Joey Razzano, and Markle completed 1 of 2 passes for 23-yards to John Kearney,
for the Polar Bears. Aidan Alves kicked
6 extra points, Jake Coover kicked 1 extra point, Swaisgood intercepted 2
passes and returned one 44-yards for a touchdown, John Kearney intercepted 1
pass, Noah Smith recovered 1 fumble and caused 1 fumble, Shelly caused a
fumble, and Ray Avila defended a pass, for the Polar Bears. Remi Spoonhour led the Rockets non existent
rushing attack (held to minus 6-yards for the game) with 6-yards, followed by Dillon
Sanders with 4, Seth Carbaugh with 2-yards, Caden Ficks with 1-yard, Kenny
Gordon with 1-yard, Evan Stoner with no yards, Clay Sanders with minus 4-yards,
and a team loss of 16-yards. Quarterback
Spoonhour completed 2 of 13 passes for 18-yards, 1 for 15-yards to Carlos Rauch
and 1 for 3-yards to Stoner, for the Rockets.
Passing: (200 yds or more)
291
yds – Ben Hurda – Biglerville
233
yds – Kyle Krout – Hanover
Touchdown Passes: (4 or more)
4 –
Ben Hurda - Biglerville
Receiving: (100 yds or more)
132
yds – Jake Jansen – Dallastown
124
yds – Brad Smith – York Suburban
112
yds – Luke Brennan – York Catholic
112
yds – Terry Cains – West York
107
yds – Marquise Camel – Gettysburg
DEFENSE:
Fumble Returns for
Touchdowns:
25
yds – Cole Jesmer - Dover
10
yds – Mike Messersmith – West York
Interception Returns for
Touchdowns:
44yds
– Andrew Swaisgood – Northern York
Interceptions: (2 or more)
2 –
Andrew Swaisgood – Northern York
Tackles: (10 or More)
15 –
Derek Cline – Red Land
13 –
Zachary Hart – Delone Catholic
11 –
Nathaniel Weber – Exeter Township
10 -
William Reilly – Dallastown
10 -
Ryan Sewell – York Catholic
Sacks: (3 or more)
3
Michal Menet – Exeter Township
SPECIAL TEAMS:
Kickoff Returns for
Touchdowns:
94
yds – Jake Jansen - Dallastown
Kicking: Multiple Field Goals
2 –
Vincent Paioletti - Hershey
2 –
Drake Pew – Dallastown (32 & 22-yds)
Field Goals: 30 Yards or
More:
32
yds – Drake Pew – Dallastown
30
yds – Alex Potts - Littlestown
District 3 Notes for York & Adams
Counties – Week 4
York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic
Association (YAIAA) Division I action:
The Mustangs of
South Western (3-1 overall, 1-0 League) eked out a
thrilling 21-6 victory over the Colonials of New Oxford (1-3 overall,
0-1 league) in league action. The Mustangs gained 162-yards rushing and 70-yards passing
for a total of 232-yards of offense. Senior quarterback Brock Geiman
completed 5 of 15 passes for the 70-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 31-yards to
Noah Staub (including a 20-yard touchdown), 2 for 26-yards to Jeff Green
(including a 27-yard touchdown), and 1 for 13-yards to Corbin Byers, for the
Mustangs. DeSean Crump led the Mustangs
rushing attack with 7 carries for 47-yards, followed by Tyler Fulmore with 9
for 44, Green with 10 for 28, Zack Hughes with 4 for 23, Geiman with 5 for 18,
Michael Johnson, Jr. with 1 for 2-yards, Jacob Muir with 1 for 1-yard, Nigel
Williams with 2 carries for no yards, and a team loss of 1-yard. Wes Sneeringer kicked 3 extra points, Staub
intercepted a pass and returned it 30-yards and defended 2 passes, Kaiden
Gaylord recovered a fumble, Carson Perry caused a fumble, Byers recorded a sack
and 3 pass hurries, Skylar Bowman and Josh Zeroth each recorded a sack, Miles
Francis and Nate VanCampen each defended a pass, and Fulmore recorded 1 pass
hurry, for the Mustangs. The Colonials gained 56-yards rushing and 56 yards passing
for a total of 112-yards gained. Quarterback
Corban Czap completed 5 of 11 passes for the 56-yards to Trevon Brown for the
Colonials. Joshua Shultz led the
Colonials rushing attack with 21 carries for 105-yards, followed by Brown with
3 for 16, Elijah Myers with 2 for 9, Corban Czap with 10 carries for 6-yards, Ferrious
Ashford with 1 carry for minus 8-yards, and Benjamin Rivera with 2 carries for
minus 58-yards due to bad snaps on attempted punts. Ashford intercepted a pass and returned it
9-yards and Brown intercepted a pass and returned it 5-yards, for the Colonials.
The Wildcats of
Dallastown (4-0 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Rockets of Spring Grove (1-3
overall, 0-1league) 20-10 in league action.
Zion DeVance led the Wildcats rushing attack with 34-yards, followed by Dillon
Callahan with 28, Cade Gold with 18 (including a 2-yard touchdown), and Jack
Marks with 7-yards. Quarterback Gold completed
15 of 18 passes for 193-yards, 9 for 132-yards to Jake Jansen, 2 for 32-yards
to Jawaun McMillian, 2 for 22-yards to Connor Moore, and 1 for 7-yards to Edgar
Centeno, for the Wildcats. Drake Pew
kicked 2 field goals (for 32 and 22-yards) and 1 extra point, Jansen returned a
kickoff 94-yards for a touchdown, and Jordan Burns and Jake Garrity each
intercepted a pass and recorded a sack, Robert Paulis recorded a sack, Tyler
Ingoe, Jack Lehr, Jack Marks, and Brice Register each recorded a half sack, and
Max Teyral defended a pass, for the Wildcats.
Nick Erickson led the Rockets rushing attack with 37-yards, followed by LJ
Chisolm with 2-yards, Ryan Daugherty with no yards, and Jake Messersmith with
minus 15-yards. Quarterback Messersmith
completed 10 of 17 passes for 150 and 1 touchdown, 2 for 46-yards to Brady
Stein, 3 for 24-yards to Erickson, 2 for 31-yards to Anthony Beddia, 1 for
31-yards to Daugherty, 1 for 13-yards and a touchdown to Connor Reed, and 1 for
5-yards to Seth Snively, for the Rockets.
Andrew Luckenbaugh kicked a 28-yard field goal and 1 extra point and
Owen Jacobs recovered a fumble for the Rockets.
The Bobcats of
Northeastern (4-0 overall, 1-0 League) shut out the Panthers of Central York
(1-3 overall, 0-1 league) defeated the 42-0 in league action. Anu Johnson lead the Bobcats rushing attack
with 110-yards (including a 1-yard touchdown), followed by Chris Whack with 91,
Shannon Valenti, Jr. with 53 (including a 20-yard touchdown), Kody Reeser with 29
(including touchdowns of 3 and 5-yards), David Ankney with 22, Alex Seaforth
with 17, Taemer Willis with an 11-yard touchdown, and Wyatt Hughes with 6-yards. Quarterback Valenti, Jr. completed 3 of 11
passes for 68-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 32-yards and a touchdown to Jonathan
Butler, 1 for 19-yards to Dezmend Wigginton, and 1 for 17-yards Jordan Zirkle,
for the Bobcats. Cameron Artman kicked 6
extra points for the Bobcats. Shyheim
Goff led the Panther rushing attack with 106-yards, followed by Will Van Dyke
with 2-yards, Elzir Stroman with 1-yard, Nik Strine with minus 2-yards, and
Cade Pribula with minus 7-yards. Quarterback
Strine completed 2 of 10 passes for 11-yards and quarterback Pribula completed
3 of 8 passes for 24-yards, for the Panthers.
Drew Anderson caught 1 pass for 18-yards, Shawn Johnston caught 2 passes
for 9-yards, and Brandon Falkenstein caught 2 passes for 8-yards, for the
Panthers.
The Lions of Red
Lion (3-1 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Bearcats of William Penn, York
High, (0-4 overall, 0-1 league) 70-6 in league action. Alex Keough led the Lions rushing attack with
151-yards (including a 15-yard touchdown), followed by Dylan Gurreri with 105
(including touchdowns of 6 and 3-yards), Dalton Grove with 19, Rodney Scott
with 18 (including a 5-yard touchdown), Jamel Foster with 11, Sam Emig with a
9-yard touchdown run, and Patrick Daugherty with 7-yards (including touchdowns
of 3 and 4-yards). Quarterback Grove
completed 4 of 5 passes for 107-yards and 3 touchdowns, 1 for 74-yards and a
touchdown to James Jackson, 1 for 14-yards and a touchdown to Cole Snyder, 1
for 11-yards to Taylor Uberti, and 1 for 8-yards and a touchdown to Kendrick
Boyd-Gillespie, for the Lions. Emig kicked
8 extra points and threw a 2-point conversion pass to Josh Donaldson for the
Lions. Andrew Radzik led the Bearcats
meager rushing attack (they were held to 30-yards for the game) with 15-yards,
followed by Khalid Dorsey with 14, Angel DeJesus with 4 (including a 3-yard
touchdown), Ruben Mendez with 2-yards, and Jyaire Beverly with minus
3-yards. Quarterback DeJesus completed 7
of 17 passes for 63-yards and Beverly completed 1 pass for 4-yards for the
Bearcats. Jose Santiago caught 3 passes
for 52-yards, Nyshaun Ritter caught 2 passes for 18-yards, Markeis Cash caught
2 passes for 3-yards, and Radzik caught 1 pass for minus 6-yards, for the
Bearcats.
York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic
Association (YAIAA) Division II action:
The Eagles of
Dover (2-2 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Warriors of Gettysburg (1-3
overall, 0-1 league) 25-14 in league action. Brett Mohn led the Eagles rushing attack with
72-yards (including touchdowns of 24 and 11-yards), followed by Durran
Ledbetter with 49, Tad Pequignot 42 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Joey Zutell
with 25, Tyler Blazosky with 12-yards, and a team loss of 28-yards. Quarterback Blazosky completed 4 of 9 passes
for 57-yards before leaving the game with an injury in the second quarter and
quarterback Pequignot completed 3 of 8 passes for 39-yards, for the
Eagles. Derek Breneman caught 4 passes
for 57-yards, Caden Snyder caught 1 pass for 25-yards, Andrew Hoffman caught 1
pass for 8-yards, and Zutell caught 1 pass for 6-yards, for the Eagles. Cole Jesmer recovered a fumble and returned
it 25-yards for a touchdown, Josh Bradley kicked 1 extra point, Amari Peterson
intercepted a pass, and Ledbetter recovered a fumble, for the Eagles. Edney Celius led the Warriors rushing attack
with 149-yards, followed by Kahlil Hill with 7-yards, Wesley Gayle with minus
1-yard, and Tyler Wilt with minus 13-yards (including a 1-yard touchdown). Quarterback Wilt completed 2 of 8 passes for
107-yards (including an 84-yard touchdown) to Marquise Camel for the Warriors. The Warriors also recorded a safety when a
Dover snap went out of the end zone.
The Bulldogs of
West York (1-3 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Golden Knights of Eastern York
(2-2 overall, 0-1 League) 42-21 in league action. Ryan Narber led the Bulldogs rushing attack
with 122-yards (including touchdowns of 6, 36, an 6-yards), followed by Ay’Jaun
Marshall with 43, Anthony Kahley with 7, Tyler Folk with 3, Mason Burcik with
2-yards, and Ramell Baldwin and Nick Spadafora with no yards each. Quarterback Folk completed 8 of 14 passes for
151-yards and 2 touchdowns, 4 for 112-yards to Terry Cains (including a 33-yard
touchdown), 1 for 34-yards and a touchdown to Thomas Bentzel, 1 for 6-yards to
Dante Dorm, 1 for no yards to Marshall, and 1 for minus 1-yard to Kahley, for
the Bulldogs. Mike Messersmith recovered
a fumble and returned it 10-yards for a touchdown, Folk ran in for a 2-point
conversion and threw a 2-point conversion pass to Cains, and Ryan Keim kicked 1
extra point, for the Bulldogs. Sam
Pollock led the Golden Knights rushing attack with 95-yards (including touchdowns
of 78 and 9-yards), followed by Logan Kline with 39, Jordan Weaver with 12, Brennen
Shank with 7 (including a 9-yard touchdown), and Ryan Kalke with 7-yards. Quarterback Kalke completed 3 of 17 passes
for 34-yards, 2 for 34-yards to Jimmy Kurnick, and 1 for no yards to Kline, and
Jahshim Snyder completed 1 pass for 30-yards to Seth Bernstein, for the Golden
Knights. Keegan Corwell kicked 3 extra
points and Kalke recovered a fumble for the Golden Knights.
The Trojans of
York Suburban (2-2 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Rams of Kennard-Dale (1-3
overall, 0-1 league) 34-12 in league action.
Jadon Haynes led the Trojans rushing attack with 94-yards, followed by
Teague Hoffman with 85 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Dajour Henderson with 63
(including a 21-yard touchdown), Travis Edwards with 24 (including a 1-yard
touchdown), Thomas Merkle with 10, and Collin Mailman with 5-yards. Quarterback Merkle completed 15 of 26 passes
for 191-yards and 2 touchdowns, 9 for 124-yards to Brad Smith, 2 for 38-yards
to Mailman (including a 30-yard touchdown), 1 for 14-yards to Henderson, 2 for
5-yards to Colin Deardorf (including an 8-yard touchdown, 1 for 5-yards to
Edwards, and 1 for 5-yards to Hoffman, for the Trojans. Jonas Atkison kicked 4 extra points for the
Trojans. Chase Carlisle led the Rams
rushing attack with 113-yards (including a 19-yard touchdown), followed by Nick
Workinger with 73, Dalton Stike with 6 (including a 1-yard touchdown), and
Shawn Ellis with 3-yards. Quarterback Stike
completed 9 of 17 passes for 181-yards, 2 for 80-yards to Kyle Woolridge, 4 for
47-yards to Carlile, 2 for 47-yards to Connor Stokes, and 1 for 7-yards to Ellis,
for the Rams.
The Warriors of
Susquehannock (1-3 overall, 0-0 League) were shut out by the Berks Inter-County
Section 1 Eagles of Exeter Township (4-0 overall, 0-0 league) 35-0 in non-league
action. Chris Scott led the Eagles
rushing attack with 131-yards (including a 92-yard touchdown), followed by Brandon
Unterkoefler with 50, Nick Sarangoulis with 46 (including touchdowns of 17 and
4-yards), Leroy Longenecker with 29, Naythan Beltron with 23, Jack Fiucci with
13, Hector Roman with 10-yards, and Michael Stout with minus 10-yards. Quarterback Unterkoefler completed 6 of 8
passes for 131-yards and 2 touchdowns, 1 for 48-yards and a touchdown to Connor
McGarry, 2 for 41-yards to Longenecker, 2 for 23-yards to Gabe Shappell, and 1
for 19-yards and a touchdown to Scott, for the Eagles. Nick Bentz kicked 3 extra points,
Unterkoefler ran in for a 2-point conversion, Jason Schramn intercepted a pass,
Michal Menet recorded 3 sacks, and Ryan Barzd, Kordel Davis, McGarry, and Brett
Moyer each recorded 1 sack, for the Eagles.
Kevin Clapp led the Warriors meager rushing attack with 18-yards,
followed by Myles Moultrie with 9, Dorian Faster with 7, Kyle Orndorff with 6,
Alex Kramer with 2-yards, Josh Stoneberg with minus 5-yards, and Chase Summers
with minus 9-yards. Quarterback
Stoneberg completed 8 of 15 passes for 109-yards, 6 for 98-yards to Nick
Tannura, and 2 for 11-yards to Ethan Schammel, for the Warriors.
York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic
Association (YAIAA) Division III action:
The Nighthawks
of Hanover (4-0 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Eagles of Bermudian Springs,
(0-4 overall, 0-1 league) 22-14 in league action. Jordan Laughman led the Nighthawks rushing
attack with 56-yards (including a 6-yard touchdown), followed by Deandre Kerr
with 28 (including a 23-yard touchdown), Nick Seymour with 4-yards, Colton
Ehrhart with no yards, Devon Bell with minus 3-yards, and Kyle Krout with minus
15-yards. Quarterback Krout completed 13
of 2o passes for 233-yards and 1 touchdown, 5 for 75-yards to Resean Williams
(including a 35-yard touchdown), 2 for 61yards to Luis Lara, 2 for 34-yards to
Seymour, 1 for 32-yards to Hunter Martz, 2 for 27-yards to Bill Morris, and 1
for 4-yards to Ehrhart, for the Nighthawks.
Justin Barnes kicked kicked 2 extra points for the Nighthawks and they
were awarded a safety when the Eagles were assessed an intentional grounding
penalty in the end zone. Chase David led
the Eagles rushing attack with 37-yards, followed by Ashton West with 22, and
Chase Dull with 13-yards. Quarterback Dull
completed 12 of 20 passes for 156-yards and 2 touchdowns, 4 for 47-yards to
West, 4 for 42-yards to Devon Hodgen (including touchdowns of 27 and 17-yards),
2 for 42-yards to Trevor Grim, 1 for 18-yards to Brandon Jackson, and 1 for 7-yards
to Quinton Nace, for the Eagles. Noah
Aeppli kicked 2 extra points for the Eagles.
The Canners of
Biglerville (2-2 overall, 1-0 league) shutout the Knights of Fairfield (1-3
overall, 0-1 league) edged the 47-0 in league action. Malakai Curtis led the Canners rushing attack
with 81-yards (including a 10-yardtouchdown), followed by Dayne Showers with 37
(including a 37-yard touchdown), Josh Brandt with 26, Colton Sentz with 23, Seth
Getz with 15, Scott Cooper with 14 (including a 6-yard touchdown), Hunter Getz
with 4-yards, and Ben Hurda and Gabe May with no yards each. Quarterback Hurda completed 10 of 14 passes
for 291-yards and 4 touchdowns, 1 for 81-yards and a touchdown to Sentz, 1 for
75-yards and a touchdown to Gage McAuliffe, 2 for 55-yards to Cooper (including
a 47-yard touchdown), 1 for 26-yards to Brandt, 1 for 24-yards to Nick Bell,
and 1 for 11-yards and a touchdown to Nate Newberry, for the Canners. Sentz kicked 5 extra points for the Canners. Darian Mort led the Knights rushing attack
with 37-yards, followed by Tyler Karstetter with 26-yards, and Matt Petrie with
minus 3-yards. Quarterback Mort
completed 12 of 29 passes for 145-yards, 6 for 87-yards to Aaron Moore, 3 for
29-yards to Petrie, 1 for 18-yards to Jordan Angerette, 1 for 10-yards to Karstetter,
and 1 for 1-yard to Jonas Holtz, for the Knights.
The Thunderbolts
of Littlestown (1-3 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Spartans of York County
Tech (1-3 overall, 0-1 league) 23-6 in league action. Wesley Story led the Thunderbolts rushing
attack with 168-yards (including a 56-yard touchdown), followed by Dylan
Sizemore with 56, Cody Boyd with 31 (including a 5-yard touchdown), Austin
Watters with 25 (including a 4-yard touchdown), and Andrew Matthews with 21-yards. Quarterback Boyd completed 5 of 12 passes for
62-yards, 1 for 27-yards to Alex Potts, 2 for 18-yards to Brandon Pittinger, 1
for 10-yards to Jackson Hornbrook, and 1 for 7-yards to Ben Snouffer, for the
Thunderbolts. Alex Potts kicked a
30-yard field goal 2 extra points for the Thunderbolts. Kahliek Savery led the Spartans rushing
attack with 99-yards (including a 45-yard touchdown), followed by Matthew Rossi
with 27, Damarius Wiggins with 17, JD Miles with 12, Josiah Smallwood with
5-yards, and Maurice James with no yards.
Quarterback Wiggins completed 3 of 13 passes for 46-yards, 1 for 19-yards
to James, 1 for 18-yards to Luis Deleon, and 1 for 9-yards to Curtis Smith, and
Smallwood completed 1 of 2 passes for 1-yard to Savery, for the Spartans.
The Fighting
Irish of York Catholic (1-3 overall, 1-0 league) edged the Squires of Delone
Catholic (1-3 overall, 0-1 league) 29-24 in league action. Jakkar Kinard led the Fighting Irish rushing
attack with 157-yards (including touchdowns of 77 and 21-yards), followed by Daniel
Yokemick with 25-yards, and Sean Lamont with minus 1-yard. Quarterback Yokemick completed 9 of 13 passes
for 178-yards and 2 touchdowns, 4 for 112-yards to Luke Brennan (including a 57-yard
touchdown), 4 for 61-yards to Joseph Bauhoff (including a 26-yard touchdown),
and 1 for 5-yards to Brandon Creisher, for the Fighting Irish. The Fighting Irish were awarded a safety when
the Squires were assessed an intentional grounding penalty in the end zone, Brennan
kicked 3 extra points and Yokemick intercepted a pass, for the Fighting
Irish. Sean Sneeringer led the Squires
rushing attack with 140-yards (including touchdowns of 71 and 25-yards),
followed by Tavian Dorsey with 67 (including a 3-yard touchdown), Zachary Hart
with 17, (including a 3-yard touchdown), Brian Shermeyer with 7, and Ryan Hart
with 7-yards. Quarterback Shermeyer
completed 4 of 13 passes for 33-yards, 3 for 24-yards to Sneeringer and 1 for 9-yards
to Brandon Zumbrum, for the Squires.
Dorsey intercepted a pass and returned it 5-yards, Bryce Perkins
intercepted a pass with no return, and Wade Neiderer and Logan Panzer each
recorded a sack, for the Squires.
Mid-Penn Conference action:
The Mid-Penn
Keystone Division’s Patriots of Red Land (2-2 overall, 0-1 league) were defeated
by the Trojans of Hershey (2-2 overall, 1-0 league) 34-7 in league action. Jesse Nwabueze-Ogbo led the Trojans rushing attack with 247-yards (including 2 touchdowns),
followed by Ryan Nerino with 98-yards (including 1 touchdown), and a team loss
of 17-yards. Quarterback Nerino
completed 8 of 18 passes for 53-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 21-yards and a
touchdown to Aaron Gethers, 2 for 14-yards to Elijah McNelley, 2 for 13-yards
to James Sheehan, 1 for 4-yards to Stone Musser, 1 for 2-yards to Joe Brittain,
and 1 for minus 1-yard to Nwabueze-Ogbo,
for the Trojans. Vincent Paioletti
kicked 2 field goals and 4 extra points for the Trojans. Hunter Briner led the Patriots
rushing attack with 49-yards, followed by Jake Radic with 31, Justin Johnson
with 27 (including 1 touchdown), Jordan Weldon with 14-yards, and Josiah
Espinosa with minus 3-yards. Quarterback
Radic completed 6 of 24 passes for 49-yards and Briner completed 2 of 4 passes
for 26-yards for the Patriots. Briner
caught 2 passes for 30-yards, Jake Rollman caught 2 passes for 21-yards, Kyle
Campbell caught 1 pass for 14-yards, Zi Reevy caught 1 pass for 9-yards, Joe
Crocenzi caught 1 pass for 2-yards, and Johnson caught 1 pass for minus 1-yard,
for the Patriots. Chad Stout kicked 1 extra point, Crocenzi
intercepted a pass and recorded a sack, Cline recorded a sack and caused 2
fumbles, Weston Brantner recorded a sack, Espinosa caused a fumble, and Justin
Bugey and Jaelyn Gaither each defended a pass, for the Patriots.
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