Division II

Start of each half set the tone for Plymouth football in championship win

The Plymouth Regional High School football team is known for setting the tone from the opening kickoff and playing mistake-free for 48 minutes. But at the start of Saturday's Division II championship game against Alvirne, the Bobcats did something that was way out of character. After receiving the

Joe Marchilena

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Start of each half set the tone for Plymouth football in championship win
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The Plymouth Regional High School football team is known for setting the tone from the opening kickoff and playing mistake-free for 48 minutes.

But at the start of Saturday’s Division II championship game against Alvirne, the Bobcats did something that was way out of character.

After receiving the kick, Plymouth senior Owen Brickley fought for more yardage, but his second effort allowed Alvirne’s Kyle Clark to knock the ball free. Andrew Porter recovered at the Bobcats’ 29-yard line, and a surprising first half was underway.

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