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The JH football team dominated
the stitle game for the third straight
year, beating Magnet 26-6, and
winning the CAA Championship.
The team was led by a plethora of
Falcons, as Nathan Bolivar,
Carlton Robinson, Stokeley
Session and Jesse Rico all had
TDs. Nathan Bolivar almost added
another TD on a beautiful pass
pitch play which the Falcons have
used to perfection all year. With an
open field and no one within
range, his flag came loose and fell
to the ground. It was the first time
all season the play had failed to
produce a TD.
The Falcon defense wasn't
the stitle game for the third straight
year, beating Magnet 26-6, and
winning the CAA Championship.
The team was led by a plethora of
Falcons, as Nathan Bolivar,
Carlton Robinson, Stokeley
Session and Jesse Rico all had
TDs. Nathan Bolivar almost added
another TD on a beautiful pass
pitch play which the Falcons have
used to perfection all year. With an
open field and no one within
range, his flag came loose and fell
to the ground. It was the first time
all season the play had failed to
produce a TD.
The Falcon defense wasn't
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Champions for Third Straight Year
slouching either though, and despite
giving up only its 3rd TD of the
season (all to Magnet), the Falcons
had two interceptions by Adam
Ravenkamp and Derek Bies. Derek
ran his all the way back to within the
10 yard line before being run down.
The Falcon line also continued to
dominate allowing only 2 plays for
positive yardage. The Falcons
ended the season with a perfect
11-0 record, bringing their three
year record to 32-0. The Falcons
averaged over 36 points per game,
while allowing only 2.2 points per
game.
giving up only its 3rd TD of the
season (all to Magnet), the Falcons
had two interceptions by Adam
Ravenkamp and Derek Bies. Derek
ran his all the way back to within the
10 yard line before being run down.
The Falcon line also continued to
dominate allowing only 2 plays for
positive yardage. The Falcons
ended the season with a perfect
11-0 record, bringing their three
year record to 32-0. The Falcons
averaged over 36 points per game,
while allowing only 2.2 points per
game.
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