No. 1 in the state is our single goal says Brian Fox
Brian Fox declares the team will not settle for anything less than becoming the top program in the state as the primary objective.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 2018
Page
3
Brian Fox declares the team will not settle for anything less than becoming the top program in the state as the primary objective.
Tom DeLuca of Olmsted Falls says Avon remains an elite football team after a defeat. He questions reaching elite status in eight weeks yet pledges to try, stressing the current gap between Olmsted Falls and Avon.
Keystone Colts hold on 38-32 over Cloverleaf Wildcats in a back-and-forth non-conference game. Jacob Shackleford rushed 231 yards and a TD, while Brody Stallings led Cloverleaf with 146 yards and four TDs as both teams combined for 899 yards and 46 first downs.
Kirtland Hornets outrushed Columbia Raiders 303 yards to 7, led by Jake Neibecker 116 yards and Joey Torok 112 yards. Neibecker and Torok scored and Torok blocked a punt returned for a TD as Columbia struggled with tackling and special teams.
Northwestern erased a 24-7 fourth quarter deficit to beat Black River 28-24 as J J Cline connected with Jack Topovski for an 8 yard TD with 47.1 seconds left. Black River coach Al Young fumed over cramps and missed tackles after the loss.
Malik Gaddy capped a first quarter drive with a 5 yard touchdown run as Elyria Catholic built a big lead. David Griffin had seven receptions for 79 yards and two touchdowns while Banioff rushed for 117 yards and two scores as the Panthers totaled 529 yards of offense and improved to 2-0. Vikings coach Bill Sowers lamented a flat start and questioned pregame preparation.
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