Game Report: St. Paul's Big Red 42, Proctor Hornets 12
St. Paul's Big Red dominated the Proctor Hornets with a decisive 42-12 victory, showcasing a well-rounded performance on both sides of the ball.
Offense
Sophomore quarterback Webber Marx led the passing attack, completing 3 of 5 passes for 109 yards and 2 touchdowns, including a 48-yard bomb to senior wideout Angus Clark. Clark was a standout, hauling in 2 receptions for 79 yards and a touchdown. Senior receiver T. Pelletier contributed a 30-yard touchdown reception as well.
The ground game was led by senior running back M. Seward Jr., who racked up an impressive 232 yards on 16 carries, averaging 14.5 yards per carry, and found the end zone four times. Junior Jett Aston also added a rushing touchdown, running for 49 yards on 6 carries. St. Paul's finished with 311 rushing yards as a team, overpowering Proctor's defense with a relentless ground attack.
Defense
St. Paul's defense was equally dominant, recording 46 total tackles and 3 sacks, with junior linebacker Braden Gilligan contributing 2 sacks for a loss of 11 yards. Senior linebacker Harlem Taylor had a key interception that helped stifle Proctor's offense. The Big Red defense forced multiple stops, including a fumble recovery by junior Anderson Brady.
Special Teams
St. Paul's special teams also played a key role, with kick return contributions from Gabriel Taylor, Isaiah Altman, and Finn Ryan, who combined for 38 return yards. M. Seward Jr. was efficient on extra points, converting 5 of 6 attempts.
Key Stats
St. Paul's improves to -0 on the season with this dominant performance, showcasing their depth and execution in all phases of the game.
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