Spartans use ground and pound to take down Golden Bears
SARANAC — It wasn’t pretty, but it was honest work. Saranac continued its method of just getting the ball in the hand of its playmakers and watched as they led the Spartans to a 28-6 victory over Canton. “Things are going to happen, mistakes are going to happen, and you know we just got to trust that our guys are, you know, our athletes are going to make a play when it’s due,” Spartans head ...
Saranac Spartans displayed their determination and discipline to defeat Canton Golden Bears with a 28-6 result. Head coach Dylan Everleth emphasized the importance of trust in his athletes' abilities and maintaining consistency throughout the game. Corbin Duffield's ground and pound strategy, along with the plays by Silas McDevitt, led to three 40-yard or longer drives and a 62-yard touchdown in the third quarter.
Teegan Smith and Ethan Pflanz showcased their prowess with breakout runs in the fourth quarter. The defense, led by Corbin Duffield, was instrumental in shutting down Canton's offense, allowing only six points. Despite a fumble turnover, the Spartans did not let it linger, maintaining a next-play mentality. Looking ahead, they will face Peru in an early conference showdown.
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