Not a good Friday Night. After last week having 6 Passing and one Rushing TD, Peyton went zippo. Excerpt from local paper: "Nazareth had been averaging just under 36 points per game and Falzone finished the regular season with more than 2,000 yards passing and more than 700 yards rushing. But the Virginia Tech commit was betrayed by several dropped passes, a ground game that was limited to under 4 yards per carry. Falzone was under pressure on most of his throws and unable to get outside on most of his runs. It was the first time a Tom Falzone-coached Nazareth team was shut out and the first time any Blue Eagles squad was blanked since a 28-0 defeat at Easton closed the 2009 regular season." "Nazareth, the defending 6A champion, finished 7-4, and will graduate 17 players but has Falzone, the league’s offensive MVP, back for one more season." Nazareth 0 - Emmaus 35 Scoring summary Nazareth 0 – 0 – 0 – 0 — 0 Emmaus 7 – 14 – 0 – 14 — 35 FIRST QUARTER E: Jerek Cooper 37 run (Will Buck kick), 9:32 SECOND QUARTER E: Cole Moreau 40 interception return (Buck kick), 5:29 E: Bechtel 6 run (Buck kick), 0:26 FOURTH QUARTER E: Bechtel 41 run (Buck kick), 10:55 E: Javier Santos 17 run (Buck kick), 5:37 Individual statistics RUSHING Nazareth (25 for 92): Peyton Falzone 12-58, Marquez Wimberly 10-20, Jacob Angione 2-11, Logan Smith 1-3 Emmaus (39 for 324): Bechtel 16-147, Cooper 13-88, Santos 7-81, Jefferson-Rushing 3-8 PASSING Nazareth: Falzone 19-39-1, 137 yards. Emmaus: Cooper 3-6-0, 14 yards. RECEIVING Nazareth: Newsome 4-40, Zelachowski 3-41, DePietro 3-19, Wimberly 3-1, Kilareski 2-20, Boyce 2-8, Simpson 2-8 Emmaus: Jefferson-Rushing 2-12, Duggan 1-2 INTERCEPTIONS Emmaus: Moreau