Fallon football secured a thrilling 32-30 victory over Bishop Manogue, marking their first win against the Miners since 1988. Coach Calvin Connors inspired the team by recalling the 1980 U.S. Olympic hockey team's famed upset, instilling belief in the squad. Maxton Richardson shone with four touchdown passes, and Angel Quezada sealed the win with an interception as the game neared its end. Other local teams also performed well, with Lowry and Fernley achieving decisive victories in their matchups.

By the Numbers
  • Fallon's Maxton Richardson completed 12 of 16 passes for 258 yards and four touchdown passes.
  • Lowry achieved a shutout against Wooster with a score of 36-0, marking their first shutout since 2015.
State of Play
  • Fallon's win positions them as a competitive force, especially against higher-class teams.
  • Lowry and Fernley both demonstrated dominance in their respective games, contributing to a strong local football scene.
What's Next

As the season progresses, Fallon aims to build on their momentum, potentially challenging for further victories. Lowry and Fernley are also likely to carry their winning streaks into upcoming games, which may set the stage for rivalry matchups.

Bottom Line

The outcome of Fallon's game not only broke a long-standing rivalry but also showcased the team's resilience and potential, setting a positive tone for the rest of the high school football season.