Falcons pounce on football victory SPORTS
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“It was our offence, led by Geordie Ed- wards’ running and Zach Barber’s passing,” Stoqua said. “And our defence’s gang-tack- ling and ability to stop the run.” The Falcons scored their first touchdown on an open drive on the five-yard line with a pass to James McDonald. SFX defence stopped St. Lawrence’s opening drive but a referee’s penalty call for too many men on the field during a St. Lawrence punt gave the visitors a chance to get into field goal range which put them on the scoreboard, leaving the first-quarter score at 8-3. Falcons’ Geordie Edwards scored an early touchdown run in the second quarter then
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HAMMOND | The ho m e ga m e opener for the fall football season saw the Falcons in a victory flight. St. Francis Xavier hosted St. Lawrence Sept. 20 at the Saint Francis Xavier Catholic High School field. The Falcons crushed the opposition 38-3 on the scoreboard. Falcons head coach Scott Stoqua credited both the team’s offence and defence with driving St. Francis Xavier to the victory.
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The SFX Falcons (gold) enjoyed a stunning 38-3 victory over St. Lawrence in their home opener in the Seaway League.
added a successful conversion kick point to the SFX score. Edwards ran 70 yards for another touchdown, breaking through sev- eral tackling attempts on his way to the end zone. He completed a second successful extra-point conversion kick. Coach Stoqua noted the home team of- fence maintained “a well-balanced attack, mixing strong running game with a very ef- ficient passing game” during the remainder of the first half.
Jesse Larochelle added another six points to the SFX score with a touchdown from the 30-yard line. Kurt Johnston kicked the conversion point and later kicked a success- ful field goal near the end of the half for the final points for the Falcons. The second half of the game saw no scor- ing for either side despite their efforts. Next game for the Falcons is at home Sept. 27, noon, against Brockville Collegiate Institute.
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