POLAND CONTINUES PUNISHMENT TOUR

HOWLAND, OH- The highly anticipated match between the Poland Bulldogs and the Howland Tigers resulted in a resounding victory for the Bulldogs with a final score of 41-0. From the opening quarter to the final whistle, Poland displayed dominance on both offense and defense, leaving no room for Howland to gain a foothold in the game.

**First Quarter:**
The Bulldogs quickly set the tone with a defensive touchdown as Oliver McCully capitalized on a fumble return, followed by Jas Stefancin’s successful kick. The momentum continued as Cole Fulton powered through for a 1-yard touchdown run, and Dominic Pagano added another touchdown with a 16-yard run, both enhanced by Stefancin’s precise kicks. The first quarter concluded with Poland leading 21-0.

**Second Quarter:**
Poland’s offensive prowess continued into the second quarter as Dominic Pagano connected with Vito Komara for a 17-yard touchdown pass, adding to the Bulldogs’ lead. The Bulldogs’ Danny Nittoli contributed with a 7-yard touchdown run, though the extra point kick went wide, leaving the score at 34-0 in favor of Poland.

**Third Quarter:**
The Bulldogs maintained their dominance into the third quarter, with Ryan Snyder’s 1-yard run for a touchdown punctuated by another successful kick by Jas Stefancin. The quarter ended with Poland holding a commanding lead of 41-0.

**Fourth Quarter:**
Both teams displayed valiant efforts in the fourth quarter, but no further points were added to the scoreboard, resulting in a final score of 41-0 in favor of the Poland Bulldogs.

**Key Players:**
– Cole Fulton showcased his skill with a 75-yard run and a touchdown.
– Dominic Pagano exhibited versatility, both passing for a touchdown and running for a 16-yard touchdown.
– Vito Komara’s contributions were highlighted with a 17-yard touchdown reception.
– Poland’s defense proved formidable, preventing Howland from gaining any traction.

**Statistical Highlights:**
– Poland Bulldogs amassed a total of 294 yards, with 250 rushing yards and 44 passing yards.
– Howland Tigers managed 108 total yards, comprising 72 rushing yards and 36 passing yards.
– The Bulldogs displayed exceptional efficiency on third downs, converting 4 out of 6 attempts.
– Poland’s defense shone by preventing turnovers and capitalizing on Howland’s mistakes.