Lamond Boyd scored three rushing touchdowns as PSLA @ Fowler won its third game in a row, 36-15, over host Oswego on Friday.
Amir Anderson got the Fowler scoring starting with a 40-yard pick-six in the first quarter before Boyd tallied his first touchdown with a four-yard run in the second. The Buccaneers cut the deficit to 16-8 by halftime when Brandyn Andaluz hooked up with Moreno Fenty on a 79-yard scoring bomb.
Andrew Rivers III tossed a 44-yard touchdown pass in the third to make it a two-score game again, but Logan Mathews ran in an 11-yard score for Oswego to start the fourth and make it 22-16. Boyd put the game out of reach, though, as he had touchdown runs of 39 and 42 yards in the final frame.
Westmoreland/Oriskany 28, Waterville 7
Junior Michael Scalise had a day most players only dream of on Friday night, scoring all but four of Westmoreland/Oriskany’s points in their victory.
Scalise had three rushing touchdowns of seven, two and eight yards while racking up 68 yards on the ground. He also had a 14-yard touchdown pass to Cameron Rautenstrauch to put the Bulldogs up 14-0 after three periods. Along with the touchdown, Scalise threw for another 29 yards.
On the other side, the Bulldogs’ defense was just as stout, forcing four turnovers and allowing only one score, a 46-yard touchdown pass late in the game. They were led by seniors Joe Bulischeck and Dylan Tophoven, who picked up two of the team’s turnovers (a fumble recovery and an interception, respectively).
The Bulldogs will look to make it two in a row as they host Onondaga next Saturday afternoon. Meanwhile, the 0-3 Indians will try to get on track next Saturday when they travel to Dolgeville.
Onondaga 26, Beaver River 6
After surrendering the first touchdown of the game in the second quarter, the Tigers scored 26 unanswered points and took care of the Beavers on the road. Onondaga is now 1-2, as is Beaver River.
Will’Zarion Jones had a pair of touchdown runs in the win, and Gabron Polk picked up a rushing touchdown as well. Shatiq Holley had a 40-yard pick-six for the Tigers as well. Carson Peters brought back a 35-yard interception for the Beavers only touchdown.
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Mexico 42, Altmar-Parish-Williamstown 0
Mark Hoadley collected 120 rushing yards and four total touchdowns to lead the Tigers past the Rebels. Hoadley had touchdown runs of 15 and 27 yards in the first and 62 yards in the fourth, while also catching a 40-yard score from Ethan West.
Mason Zych had the other two Mexico touchdowns – an 11-yard rush in the first and a two-yard dive in the fourth.
Adirondack 34, Sandy Creek 0
The Wildcats blanked the Comets to stay undefeated at 3-0. Brett Sanford ran for two touchdowns and threw for one to Kreedan Rogers, and Ray Hennessey had a pair of second-half touchdown runs.
Hennessey also led the Adirondack defense with 16 tackles. In the loss, Maddox Brown carried the ball 15 times for 74 yards, while Cade Stoker and Logan Henry led Sandy Creek with nine tackles.
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