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Catholic Tops Northview 45-13
October 16, 2021
The 3A Catholic Crusaders defeated the 1A Northview Chiefs Friday night.
After Catholic took a 14-0 lead, Northview’ Jamarkus Jefferson was in from about 3-yards out to make it 14-7.
The Crusaders expanded their lead to 38-7 at the half and then 45-7 by the end of the third.
Jefferson was in the end zone with about four minutes to go in the fourth quarter, as Catholic went on to win it 45-13 in Pensacola.
The Marianna Bulldogs (4-4) will make the long haul to Bratt to face the Northview Chiefs (2-4) next Friday night.
NorthEscambia.com file photo, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Catholic Tops Northview 45-13”
Size of the school does not matter we played the same school and we won. These boys need to know that thoughs bigger schools will be there in the playoffs a couple of L’s won’t hurt a mind set it’ll make them play better and smarter
We schedule these larger schools because no smaller schools around us will schedule games with us. Playing these larger schools helps our kids get prepared for the playoff push and the talent they will see when it comes playoff time.
Why in the world does a little 1-A school keep scheduling these significantly larger classification school in football? I could see playing up a class, but games like these serve no purpose other than risking injuries to NHS players.