Game MVP

Danny continued his torching hot streak last night against Honesdale as he rushed seven times for 164 yards (23.4 average yards per carry) with two touchdowns on the ground as well as catching four passes for 46 yards with one touchdown that would give the Bucks its first lead of the evening in the closing moments before the half.

Thomas calmly led the Bucks to 26 unanswered points after Honesdale tied up the score with 14 on a blocked punt return for a touchdown earlier in the third quarter with his calm demeanor and quiet leadership. TB15 completed 6 out of 7 passes for 116 passing yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions. He also rushed 2 times for 11 yards (5.5 average yards per carry).

Dom made the eventual game-winning touchdown catch from 63 yards out to give Dunmore a 28-14 lead in the latter portion of the third quarter. He is one of the most reliable wide receivers, if not the most reliable, we have had in a very long time in Bucktown. He brought the energy to the sidelines when things looked grim after the blocked punt return for a touchdown by Honesdale and encouraged his teammates to keep their heads up and get to work.

I want to give a special shout-out to the Reuther brothers, Brayden and Nathan, for their excellent effort they gave last night. Brayden scored his first touchdown of the season from 1 yard out to put this game in the win column for good. He also brought his A game on the defensive side of the hall as he collected a quarterback sack of Aiden Collins, deflected a pass and picked up 5.5 tackles on the night while Nathan made six tackles of his own as well as 3 pancake blocks

Rogan has been playing excellent football for us in this month and that remains to be the case as he continues to play a solid offensive and defensive lineman position on both sides of the ball when called upon. Dort picked up three pancake blocks on the night.

Nick continues to be the soul and heart of our defense as he made a team-high nine tackles as Dunmore only allowed 14 points under his watch before being taken out in the fourth quarter despite to the outcome being determined by then.