Nazareth 34, Whitehall 6 Marquez Wimberly started Nazareth off with a big 46-yard run that set up a one-yard rushing touchdown by Jayden Wolf to give the Blue Eagles a 6-0 lead. Whitehall cut the lead to 6-3 on Cole Richards’ 30-yard field goal. Nazareth extended its lead to 13-3 after a Wimberly one-yard touchdown run. With 26 seconds left in the half, Richards connected on his second field goal of the night and made it 13-6 at intermission. In the third quarter, Peyton Falzone scored on a one-yard run, and Nazareth led 20-6. Falzone’s second rushing touchdown of the night, this time a 13-yard score, gave Nazareth a 27-6 lead. Nazareth went up 34-6 as Jacob Angione ran it in from two yards out. OK the local paper for some reason doesn't post stats so don't know Peyton's passing and rushing stats. This is what I saw. Peyton had a beautiful 35-40 yd pass to his WR right on the numbers and he was open and the WR dropped it. The same WR caught another pass of about 25 yds. Peyton threw a 50 yd (yes 50 yd he was at mid field) into the end zone but for some reason two WR were converging into the same location and it was broken up. I wonder if the route was run differently a solo receiver was there if it would've been completed. The nice thing is they continued the drive and scored a TD. Just a shame that pass was incomplete, it was a nice one and seemed like it was going to be complete. Peyton can run and definitely has some speed and can juke for some nice runs. He seems to accelerate well from a smooth roll out looking downfield to kicking it in when nothing was there. He is only a Junior and will get bigger but he did look a bit thin, then again he wears #11 so it could be slimming. He does throw a nice deep ball and his 5-10 yd passes looked good without rifling it to the Receiver. BTW he's the punter too. ** Edited by hokie_world at 8/31/2024, 7:51:59 AM