The muddy, rainy conditions at George D. Paternoster Memorial Field could not stop the high-powered Pirates offense from another blowout, this time 51-18 over Glassboro.
“The score looks pretty, but there’s a lot to work on,” quarterback Shaun Davilla said. We have to get better at tackling, watching the backside, getting quicker; all things we have total control over.”
The Pirates are now 4-0 for the third consecutive season, while the Bulldogs fall to 1-3.
“It was sloppy tonight,” head coach Mario Patrizi said. “Rarely to we make all those penalties. Anytime you get the win, it’s good. We’ve got to shore some things up and do a better job.”
The Pirates are now averaging 38.5 points per game and are allowing an average of just 8 points per game.
“The game plan every week is to come in and do what we can,” Davilla said. “We know we are an elite team that can do great things. We just have to do what we know we can do on offense.”
Cinnaminson has outscored its opponents 154-32 through four games.
The Pirates struggled on their opening possession, being forced to punt after moving the ball across midfield, only to have the defense step up on Glassboro’s opening drive.
Dominic Cicale recovered a fumble at the Glassboro 31. The Pirates would open the scoring on an 18-yard run from Rashad Raymond and never look back.
Q1 2:56: Rashad Raymond 18 yard run. Kevin Schoch two point run. 8-0 Pirates over Glassboro. @CinnFootball pic.twitter.com/htV8xXMKax
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Raymond finished the night with three touchdown runs of 18, 22 and 1 yards, respectively.
Frankie Stepnowski (13 yards), Davilla (4 yards) and Kevin Schoch (6 yards) also had rushing touchdowns.
Q2 0:16: Davilla four yard run. Davilla two point run. Pirates lead Bulldogs 24-0. @CinnAthletics @CinnFootball pic.twitter.com/sP9sD338XH
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Davilla also found Andrew Goshine through the air for a 40-yard touchdown pass.
Glassboro scored on two rushing touchdowns of (40 yards and 1 yard) and one 87-yard kick return for a touchdown, all by Isom Golden.
“The third quarter, we gave up a touchdown with the special teams, which we’ve got to look at,” Patrizi said.
The Pirates forced and recovered four turnovers on defense in the win to bring their season turnover differential to plus-10 (10-0).
“We call it hunting season,” Davilla said. “Anything we see we go kill. We just want that ball.”
Aside from the Cicale recovery, Ryan Bleistine and Gunner Peterson also recovered fumbles. Schoch intercepted a pass to end the first half.
Cinnaminson is home again next week, October 7, when Liberty opponent Robbinsville comes to town for homecoming at 7pm.
The 1991 state championship football team will be honored at halftime.
“It’s a league game and they are well coached,” Patrizi said. “We are honoring the ’91 team. It’s going to be a big crowd. We’ve just got to stay the course. They are gonna come in here and want to battle.”
Scoring:
1st: Cinnaminson: Rashad Raymond 18 run (Kevin Schoch run)
2nd: Cinnaminson: Rashad Raymond 22 run (Shaun Davilla run)
2nd: Cinnaminson: Shaun Davilla 4 run (Shaun Davilla run)
3rd: Glassboro: Isom Golden 40 run (pass failed)
3rd: Cinnaminson: Andrew Goshine 40 pass from Shaun Davilla (run)
3rd: Cinnaminson: Frankie Stepnowski 13 run (pass failed)
3rd: Glassboro: Imon Golden 1 run (run failed)
3rd: Cinnaminson: Kevin Schoch 6 run (Joe Cody kick)
3rd: Glassboro: Isom Golden 87 kickoff return (run failed)
3rd: Cinnaminson: Rashad Raymond 1 run (kick failed)
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