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Knights Game Summaries
Week #4 - September 18, 2010

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* 8-Under * 9-Under * 10-Under * 11-Under * 13-Under *

  
	WEEK #1 - August 28, 2010

	8-UNDER, 9-UNDER, 10-UNDER and 11-UNDER - BYE - NO GAME
 

THE BROOKLINE KNIGHTS ARE TO BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS. APPROACH WITH CAUTION
THE BROOKLINE KNIGHTS
ARE TO BE CONSIDERED
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
APPROACH WITH CAUTION

  
	WEEK #1 - August 28, 2010

	13-UNDER

	BROOKLINE 50 - Thomas-Jefferson 0

	Scoring Summary:

	Khalil Sanders 25 run (Donnie West run)
	Tyion Powe 45 punt return (conversion failed)
	Anthony Pham 35 pass from Connor McGinnis (conversion failed)
	Malik Petite 39 pass from Connor McGinnis (Michael Roper run)
	Richie Ryan 32 fumble recovery
			(Taylor Thornton pass from Edgard Fumbula)
	Joey Kalsek 48 run (Taylor Thornton run)
	Joey Kalsek 5 fumble recovery (conversion failed)

	Fumble Recovery: Richie Ryan, Joey Kalsek
These Knights were stoked for this game. It's time to prove once again who's boss.
	NOTES: Coach Donnie and his Mighty Knights, the reigning SSYFL
	champions, began their title defense with an impressive 50-0
	drubbing of the Thomas-Jefferson Jaguars. It's clear that this
	team hasn't skipped a beat, and preliminary reports are that
	they might be even better than last season. One thing is for
	sure, this group of gridiron gangsters is bigger, meaner and
	more explosive than any we've seen in quite a while.
The Knight offense, led by Connor McGinnis, looks strong both on the ground and in the air.
	The Knights offense is led by quarterback Connor McGinnis, and
	fueled by a strong corps of runners and receivers. The front
	line packs a thousand pounds of TNT, blasting their way
	forward in furious bursts. They toyed with the Jaguars all
	day. It seemed as if every Knights offensive play went for
	more than ten yards. The only thing that held Brookline back
	was their own mistakes. Add another 100+ yards in kick returns
	by Tyion Powe and the hometown Jags were brutally overwhelmed.
	By halftime the score had rocketed to 36-0.
Nicole's cheerleaders put on their first strong performance of the season.
	On the opposite side of the ball, the Knights defense swarmed
	like a plague of locusts, devouring everything in their path.
	The Jaguars were held to minus yardage for the game. Richie
	Ryan and Joey Kalsek returned fumbles for touchdowns. Jeff
	Arnold and Adam Ottaviano registered blistering sacks. Pain
	and suffering were inflicted liberally by the entire line.
	This was not a good day to be wearing Black and Gold.
This is a view that undoubtedly strikes fear in the weak of heart. This defense is wild, wanton and wicked. They should come with a warning label.
	The second-team got plenty of opportunities to shine. Edgard
	Fumbula did a fine job guiding the JV offense, chewing up the
	clock and adding a few points to the scoreboard. On defense
	the reserves also played hard, keeping the Jaguars securely
	in the cage. The Knights depth-chart is brimming with talent!
The second-string offense, led by Edgard Fumbula, put on a good show in relief of the starting eleven.
	With one dominating game under their wings, the Mean Machine
	is once again the team to beat in the SSYFL. From what we've
	witnessed today, that will be a tall order for anyone. Come
	one, come all! The Knights have a firm grip on the Super Bowl
	trophy. If anyone wants to take it away, they'll have to come
	ready to rumble. These Green Gangsters mean business.
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