Southern Lee Stifles Triton Run Game, Wins 30-5

The Southern Lee Cavaliers started with an opening drive of 65 yards in 12 plays in more than 6 minutes to take an early 7-0 lead and went on to defeat the Triton Hawks, 30-5 in Tri-County 6 3A Action at Cavalier Stadium. Junior Quarterback DeAndre McAllister finished 8 for 13 on the night for 187 yards and 3 touchdown passes. The Cavalier defense held the Hawks running attack to 100 yards less than their game average and without an offensive touchdown in winning their 5^th straight game. Southern Lee also forced 5 Triton turnovers and Senior Daniel Pisano added 3 Field Goals on the evening. The Cavs improve to 2-0 in the conference and 5-2 overall. Triton drops to 0-2 in conference and 2-6 overall. Southern Lee travels to Union Pines next Friday. 

Scoring

Triton                     0    3    0   2   –    5 

Southern Lee        7   10   0  13  –  30

Scoring Summary

SL – McAllister 2yd TD Pass to Elijah Foxx (Daniel Pisano PAT)

SL  – McAllister 74yd TD Pass to Tanoah Lockley (Pisano PAT)

SL – Pisano 20yd FG

T  –  Cristian Delcid 25YD FG

SL-   Pisano 32yd FG

SL –  McAllister 4yd TD Pass to DJ Williams (Pisano PAT)

SL –  Pisano 22yd FG

T –  Safety (Pisano tackled in end zone on punt)

Rushing

Triton –  Romello Cowan – 12-85; JP Petoletti 3-29; Malik McNeil 4-16; TEAM TOTALS – 35-150.

Southern Lee – Rodney Ingram 13-37; Keshaun Mays 6-16; Nick Locklear 3-15; TEAM TOTALS – 35-73.

Passing

Triton – JP Petoletti 2-3, 45 yards, 1 INT

Southern Lee – McAllister 8-13, 187 yards, 3 TD’s

Receiving

Triton – Travion Sanders 1-25; Charles James 1-20.

Southern Lee – Lockley 2-109, 1TD; Foxx 4-69, 1TD; Kenyon Palmer 1-5; DJ Williams 1-4, 1TD.

• Cavs forced 5 turnovers (4 fumbles and 1 Int)
• Junior DT Elijah Barrett (2 fumble recoveries, Sack) was the Normann Financial Group/WWGP Player of the Game.
• McAllister to Lockley 74 yard TD pass was F&W Playhouse Play of the Game
• Lockley had INT for Cavs,  Keshaun Mays and AJ West had fumble recoveries. NO turnovers for Cavs.  
• Each team had 11 first downs