Torrington football's single-wing attack, led by Nick Coleman and Kevin Leavitt, rolls past Kennedy
Coleman rushed for three touchdowns, while Leavitt helped lead a physical Torrington rushing attack in the Raiders' season-opening win.
Torrington's senior running back Nick Coleman and sophomore Kevin Leavitt combined to power the Raiders to a convincing 21-0 victory over Kennedy in their season-opening game on Friday, September 11, 2026. Coleman primarily ran the ball, amassing 160 yards on 21 carries and scoring three touchdowns. Leavitt, on the other hand, ran for 58 yards on 11 carries and provided crucial blocks for Coleman.
Their complementary playing styles, likened to peanut butter and jelly or thunder and lightning, showcased their chemistry and seamless cooperation. Despite facing challenges with four starters on the offensive line and receiving 11 penalties, Torrington executed its single-wing offense effectively, rushing for a total of 252 yards and scoring on its first drive.
Offensive player of the game accolades went to Coleman, while Leavitt was also praised for his blocking and contributions. Kennedy's head coach, Chris Sarlo, acknowledged the effectiveness of Torrington's single-wing offense and his team's inability to stop it, emphasizing the difficulty in countering such a formidable style of play.
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