Another W and dominating performance for the Warriors
Published on March 26, 2012 under American Indoor Football (AIF)
Ontario Warriors News Release
The Warriors defeated the Arizona Outlaws on Sunday in a dominating performance 80-43, to move to 3-0 and sit atop the AIF Western Conference. They got off to a fast start as the offense scored on the third play from scrimmage. The defense stopped the Outlaws on their first series and the Warriors offense needed just two plays to score again. Three minutes into the game it was 16-0 and Warriors kept up the attack all game. After three games the Warriors are averaging over 70 points per game and have a point differential of +88.
Solomon Jones filled the stat sheet with six (6) touchdown catches. As impressive as that is the Defense dominated this game. In a sport where the goal is to get two defensive stops, The Warriors defense forced six turnovers and added two stops. The score shows the Outlaws scored 43 points but the defense controlled the Outlaws. At one point due to referee error the defense held the Outlaws in a five down series.
Notables in the game on defense were Brandon Johnson who pushed the center into the quarterback all game long and recovered two fumbles. Brandon Souder had a sack, forced fumble and fumble recovery for a defensive td. Charles Ealy recorded at least one interception for his third straight game. Vincent Joseph had an interception and kick return for a td. Mikell Mair it seemed was in on every play.
Notables on offense in addition to Solomon Jones, were QB Kevin Warner with five (5) td passes, the offensive line , running backs Chris Pointdexter and Brian Flowers who had the hit of the game, rushed around and through the Outlaws defense all game.
President Tom Mitchell stated "I haven't seen too many indoor games where the team dominated like that in every part of the game. Our guys practice hard all week and it showed today. We have a lot of talent. We have top athletes at each position, they can play multiple positions. We played the second half of the game with two running backs at db. I will say this, with the talent that Coach Evans and the assistants have brought together; we will play anyone in indoor football any day."
The Warriors return home Sunday April 1st for a 2:00 game with the California Eagles. For more information on the Ontario Warriors go to www.ontwarriors.com
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