Saturday, August 08, 2009
North Stars face win-starved Massena
Published August 07, 2009 11:22 pm - The Plattsburgh North Stars take their 3-0 record on the road against the winless Massena Silver and Black today.
North Stars face win-starved Massena
MASSENA — After a 3-0 start to the Empire Football Leauge season (5-0 overall) and a bye week to work out whatever kinks they still have, the Plattsburgh North Stars return to the field Saturday in Massena to take on the Silver and Black.
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Massena dropped close games toBinghamton and Vermont , losing 14-13 and 14-12, respectively, following a season-opening blowout defeat to=2 0Watertown
The Silver and Black lost toQuebec , 20-12, last week while Plattsburgh
The Stars look to first-year quarterback Ken Stay to continue directing an offense that has produced 73 points in three league games, second in the EFL behindWatertown
Stay's main target through the air has been Kelly Gordon. The two have connected for 132 yards and four touchdowns.
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Good penetration from the inside of the defensive line and steady pressure outside has madePlattsburgh
BJ Godfrey leads the team in tackles with 21, and Jamil McCray already has an interception for a touchdown.
The secondary has combined for seven interceptions in league play as Joey Painter, Matt St. Clair and Brandon St. John have two apiece.
Plattsburgh
North Stars face win-starved Massena
MASSENA — After a 3-0 start to the Empire Football Leauge season (5-0 overall) and a bye week to work out whatever kinks they still have, the Plattsburgh North Stars return to the field Saturday in Massena to take on the Silver and Black.
While
Massena dropped close games to
The Silver and Black lost to
The Stars look to first-year quarterback Ken Stay to continue directing an offense that has produced 73 points in three league games, second in the EFL behind
Stay's main target through the air has been Kelly Gordon. The two have connected for 132 yards and four touchdowns.
Good penetration from the inside of the defensive line and steady pressure outside has made
BJ Godfrey leads the team in tackles with 21, and Jamil McCray already has an interception for a touchdown.
The secondary has combined for seven interceptions in league play as Joey Painter, Matt St. Clair and Brandon St. John have two apiece.
