St. John's lean on Trey Feeney to secure victory over No. 10 UW-La Crosse
St. John's leaned on the arm of Trey Feeney heavily, 51 times to be exact, to secure a win over No. 10 UW La Crosse in its season-opener.
Just let it rip, as coach Gary Fasching states, "We are a passing team; we have Trey Feeney." Despite the strategy not always working smoothly throughout the game, St. John's emerged victorious with a final score of 24-21 against No. 10 UW-La Crosse. Trey Feeney, the team's star quarterback, shone brightly with 386 yards and three touchdowns on 36-of-51 passes.
The star receiver, Corey Bohmhert, Thomas Jacobs, and Charlie Plum all contributed seven or more receptions. The offensive firepower of the team became evident as they stretched defenses. Braedon Ott scored the opening touchdown with an off-tackle run. Following a halftime lead of 17-10, the Johnnies secured the win with a crucial field goal from Maddox Pratt.
The final blow came when Feeney connected with tight end Andrew Harren just over 5 minutes remaining in the game. After a bye week, St. John's will face Hamline on September 19.
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