Don Bosco Dominates Red Bank Catholic in Decisive 44-0 Victory

The clash between Don Bosco Prep and Red Bank Catholic was anticipated to be a competitive match, but it quickly turned into a showcase of Don Bosco's strength and depth as they rolled over the Caseys with a resounding 44-0 victory.

Don Bosco set the tone early after as the Ironmens defense held RBC to under 20 total yards early in the game. The scoring began with Dante DeLuca's 3-yard touchdown run, followed by Deven Sisler's 18-yard touchdown pass to Zakai Murphy. A blocked punt led to another quick touchdown by DeLuca, making it 21-0 by the end of the first quarter. The onslaught continued in the second quarter, starting with a safety by Gino Greco who sacked RBC's quarterback in the end zone. The Ironmen then added to the score with a 7-yard touchdown run. By halftime, Don Bosco led 30-0.

The third quarter saw Don Bosco's Deven Sisler scoring on a 1-yard quarterback keeper, which initiated a running clock due to the lead. The Ironmen's defense remained impenetrable, stifling any attempt by RBC to gain momentum. As the forth quarter picked up, Bosco continued to run the ball down the field and hold off any score from the Caseys. 

The stark disparity in performance was evident as Don Bosco celebrated their comprehensive victory. Coach Dan Sabella of Don Bosco lauded the team's execution and intensity, stating, "Our boys came out strong right from the start, and they kept that intensity throughout the game. This was a complete team effort."

Don Bosco's victory positions them as a formidable force in the league, signaling their readiness for more challenging encounters, including their next game. For Red Bank Catholic, the focus will be on recovery and preparation for their upcoming fixtures within the Shore Conference, hoping to turn their season around after this significant defeat.