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Express JV’s shut out in O–ville
July 17, 2014 · 0 Comments
The TNT Express Junior Varsity squad couldn’t penetrate the Orangeville Outlaws defence during Sunday’s (July 13) OMFL game in Orangeville, and were shut-out of the scoring when the clock ran out with a final 46–0 score. It was the fourth loss for the Express this season giving them a 4–4 record to end the regular season schedule. Both teams only gained ground on the running plays this time out with neither team being able to do much with the throwing game. There was five pass interceptions in the game when they tried to get the ball in the air including a final play that resulted in an O-ville running back for the game’s final touchdown. The weekend marked the last day of Junior Varsity regular season play. After the weekend, the Express are tied for fourth place with the Steel City Steelers and the London Mustangs. Orangeville is leading the division with an undefeated record after eight games. They are followed by the Cambridge Lions who have a single loss, and the Twin Cities Predators who have a 4–3 record. The Junior Varsity division of the OMFL has now completed the regular season scheduled and will move into the playoffs. The playoff schedule has not yet been announced.
By Brian Lockhart
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