Coach Pass Preaches Action Not Talk About It
Amherst lineman Matt Lee praises coach Mike Passerrello and star running back Khennedy Scagliozzo. Lee says the team must be about execution not talk, calling Khennedy a freak with the ball.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2017
Page
11
Amherst lineman Matt Lee praises coach Mike Passerrello and star running back Khennedy Scagliozzo. Lee says the team must be about execution not talk, calling Khennedy a freak with the ball.
Avon RB David Orlando said the team returned to the field to avenge last season's playoff loss with a convincing win. He noted they showed what they wanted to last year and delivered the victory.
Kennedy Scagliozzo rushed 34 times for 224 yards and four touchdowns while Joey Tomaro added 118 yards as Amherst dominated the line of scrimmage. The Comets' defense stifled North Ridgeville, limiting ground yards to 26, and Christian Velez sealed the game with a late red zone interception.
Jordan Reed of Clearview intercepted twice in the fourth quarter helping the Clippers erase a deficit and beat John Hay 18 to 7.
Avon Lake drew nine penalties for 90 yards while Avon had four for 30 yards. A late personal foul after Connor Koncelik interception derailed Avon's opening second half drive. Mark Steinmetz sparked the Eagles with a wildcat TD drive as Nick Marsh urged the team to rebound for the playoffs.
Columbia Raiders edge Northwestern Huskies 26 21 in a four quarter clash. Brandon Coleman rushed for 127 yards and two touchdowns while Jared Bycznski connected 15 of 26 passes for 186 yards and two TDs lifting Columbia to a hard fought victory.
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