Episcopal remained undefeated, winning 48-7 over St. Christopher's. Lukas Lalji accounted for three touchdowns, and the Maroon defense came away with two pick-six interceptions.
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The game was close during the 1st half with Episcopal leading 14-7. With a minute to go before halftime, Maryland commit Levi Babin stepped in front of a pass and returned it 27 yards for a touchdown.
Episcopal scored on their only possession of the 3rd quarter on a long scoring drive that took 9:40 off the clock. Lalji scored from 1-yard out with no time remaining in the 3rd quarter for a 28-7 lead.
The Maroon defense was dominant, especially the defensive line. After allowing a 1st-quarter touchdown, their defense tightened and did not allow another point. Episcopal finished with three sacks and two pick-six interceptions.
Episcopal added three late scores, including a pick-six touchdown by linebacker Dani Pilkington.
Lalji finished 127 of 20 for 152 yards and added 84 yards and two scores rushing, including a 53-yard touchdown run in the 1st quarter. Receiver Zion Allen caught 8 passes for 104 yards, and running back Tyson Long rushed for 94 yards on 19 carries.
St. Christopher's only points came when junior quarterback Toney Smith connected with Hugh Mack for a 77-yard touchdown completion. Smith is starting for injured quarterback Cole Dunham, who is out for the season. To make matters worse, Saints head coach Lance Clelland also missed the game and was not on the sidelines.
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The game was close during the 1st half with Episcopal leading 14-7. With a minute to go before halftime, Maryland commit Levi Babin stepped in front of a pass and returned it 27 yards for a touchdown.
Episcopal scored on their only possession of the 3rd quarter on a long scoring drive that took 9:40 off the clock. Lalji scored from 1-yard out with no time remaining in the 3rd quarter for a 28-7 lead.
The Maroon defense was dominant, especially the defensive line. After allowing a 1st-quarter touchdown, their defense tightened and did not allow another point. Episcopal finished with three sacks and two pick-six interceptions.
Episcopal added three late scores, including a pick-six touchdown by linebacker Dani Pilkington.
Lalji finished 127 of 20 for 152 yards and added 84 yards and two scores rushing, including a 53-yard touchdown run in the 1st quarter. Receiver Zion Allen caught 8 passes for 104 yards, and running back Tyson Long rushed for 94 yards on 19 carries.
St. Christopher's only points came when junior quarterback Toney Smith connected with Hugh Mack for a 77-yard touchdown completion. Smith is starting for injured quarterback Cole Dunham, who is out for the season. To make matters worse, Saints head coach Lance Clelland also missed the game and was not on the sidelines.
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