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St. Bonaventure wins 40-28 to earn the league championship.
Delon Thompson was bottled up for four yards in his first six carries Thursday night vs. the Oaks Christian School defense.
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Delon Thompson was bottled up for four yards in his first six carries Thursday night vs. the Oaks Christian School defense.
Now its official: A Thursday night showdown will decide the Marmonte League football championship.
Facing a dangerous, hurting opponent — head coach Joe Goyeneche would later use the term "wounded animal" — the St. Bonaventure High football team didn't waver Friday night.
St. Bonaventure High's underclass defensive starters are no longer overmatched.