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Game three of the 2016 sea-
son was played on Avon’s new
turf field on a sun-drenched
Sunday afternoon. This game
wouldbehighlightedby the Ju-
niorKnights’bestTEAMdefen-
sive effort of the year. LeRoy’s
defenseswarmed to the football
all day with many Avon plays
ending with multiple Knights
surrounding the ball carrier.
The scoring for the Knights
beganon theirfirstpossessionof
the game. For the secondweek
in row, the LeRoy offense was
helped by a defensive offsides
penalty to start thegame. After
short gains by Adam Wood-
worth, Luke Lathan and Jake
Higgins and another offsides
on the defense set up 2 & 1
at Avon’s 42 yard line, Adam
Woodworth broke free on the
right side for a 42 yard touch-
down run. Luke Lathan pow-
ered it home for the extra point
givingLeRoyanearly8-0 lead.
LeRoy’s defense set the tone
onAvon’s first possession forc-
ing them to turn theballoveron
downs givingLeRoy the ball at
Avon’s 31.
The Knights took 5 plays to
extend thescore to14–0. Adam
Woodworth broke free for 12
yards, Luke Lathan for 6, Jake
Higgins for6andJudeSherman
for 2. After LeRoy benefited
from another offsides penalty,
theLeRoyoffensive lineopened
a huge hole allowing Adam
Woodworth toscoreuntouched.
Avon’s longest play of the
game came on their next pos-
session when #17 Ricky Flora
got freeup themiddlehowever,
Connor Elmore made a touch-
down saving tackle onLeRoy’s
43 yard line. Avon would lose
yardageon their next four plays
turning the ball over on downs.
LeRoy would turn the ball
over on their next two pos-
sessions however, the defense
“picked them up”. Avon was
not allowed positive yardage
on either of their next two turns
with the football, the latter giv-
ingLeRoy theball atAvon’s20.
On the first play of their
next possession, Jake Higgins
hooked up with Jude Sherman
on a 13yardpass down to the 7
yard line.LukeLathanbarreled
in from7yards out tomake the
score 20 – 6.
On Avon’s final possession
of the half, DJ O’Geen forced
a fumble that was recovered by
Avon. Afteragreat teamdefen-
sive effort by DJ O’Geen, Joey
Reschke and Connor Elmore,
LukeLathan picked off the last
play of the half for his first in-
terception of the season.
LeRoy’sscoring in thesecond
half was limited to a 40 yard
drive early in the 3rd quarter.
Again, all four LeRoy running
backs contributed with Sher-
man, Lathan, Woodworth and
Higgins teaming together to set
up 1 goal from the 3 yard line
where JakeHiggins scampered
in untouched to push the score
to 26 – 0.
LeRoy JuniorKnights
LeRoy 26 –Avon 0
LeRoy’s defense continued
to dominate the second half
much like the first. By the end
of the game, 24 different Ju-
nior Knights had recorded at
least one tackle including 13
for a loss. Luke Lathan led all
LeRoy defenders with 13 tack-
les and an interception. Jack
Egeling, Noah Kaczanowski &
Aaric Luce (1 sack) each had 5
tackles. Connor Elmore, Jake
Higgins, DJ O’Geen – 4 tack-
les. Cameron Riggi &Holden
Sullivan – 3 tackles. Zach
Samis, Carson Caton, Andrew
Davis, Grady Gilligan, Jude
Sherman,DawsonWojtaszczyk
&AdamWoodworth–2 tackles.
JacobBowman,BraydenChase,
Connor Corcimiglia, Andrew
Greene, Jace Jedrewski, Alex
Spezzano,ColeTonzi,Cameron
Wilsonall contributedwithone.
Zach Samis also had two QB
sacks; both coming on Avon’s
final possession.
Offensively, LeRoy was led
by Adam Woodworth who
gained 118 yards on 8 carries
and two touchdowns. Luke
Lathan–7 carries for 33yards,
1TD&1PAT. JakeHiggins -5
carries for 29 yards and 1 TD,
Connor Elmore – 3 carries for
12yards.NoahKaczanowski–4
carries for 10 yards. Jude Sher-
man also carried the ball twice
andColeTonzi once.
LeRoyhost rival Cal-Mum
onSunday, September 25th.
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