<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0TUXYj_1Grs5pR600" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0TUXYj_1Grs5pR600" width="845" height="321" ></figure>CHARDON OH- The dominant defense of NDCL once again staked its claim as the Lions rolled to a historic 49-11 win over Hawken in the regional quarterfinal round of the Division 3 OHSAA playoffs, securing their first 10-win season in program history while punching their ticket to the regional semifinals.After starting the night with a field goal on their opening drive, NDCL’s defense would strike early, recovering a Hawks fumble just shy of the endzone and allowing quarterback Brady Capel to punch it in one play later from a yard out to stretch the Lions lead to 9-0 after a missed PAT.Hawken would be able to drive down the field to get on the board with a field goal, but the NDCL offense would respond again, putting together a solid drive capped off by a 1-yard touchdown run by Joey Velotta to add to the Lions tally.And with momentum shifting to the Lions’ side, the defense would once again take advantage on a Hawken miscue as Austin Otero would snatch an interception and take it 64 yards to the house, the first of what would be two pick-6s on the night for the Lions defense, Blake Dumermuth getting one as well right before the half in a three-turnover first half for the NDCL defense.Brady Capel and Robby Lipowski would each punch in another touchdown apiece before halftime, as NDCL rolled into the break with a 43-3 advantage, while Carmen Cirino would open the second half with a 10-yard touchdown reception to continue the Lions attack and serve as the third TD of the night for the QB Capel, his first through the air.The Hawks would strike late on a 9-yard touchdown pass from Charlie Mallett to Alex Laschinger, with Patrick Murphy adding a 2-point conversion, but it would not be enough as the Lions “lights out” performance would be too much to come back from.With the win, NDCL continues its historic season under first-year head coach Sam Vander Ven, advancing to the Division 3, Region 9 Regional Semifinals as the #2 Lions will get one more game at home, welcoming in the #3 Garfield Heights Bulldogs next Friday with a trip to the regional championship on the line.</div></body>

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CHARDON OH- The dominant defense of NDCL once again staked its claim as the Lions rolled to a historic 49-11 win over Hawken in the regional quarterfinal round of the Division 3 OHSAA playoffs, securing their first 10-win season in program history while punching their ticket to the regional semifinals.

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CHARDON OH- The dominant defense of NDCL once again staked its claim as the Lions rolled to a historic 49-11 win over Hawken in the regional quarterfinal r

LIONS PRIDE HARD TO BEAT

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