Steelers take one of three
from the speedy Braves

Oct. 6, 2010, 9:05 p.m. 

  The Plymouth-Canton Steelers varsity squad lost a hard-played game to the Ypsilanti Braves, 26-14. Ryan Broughman played strong on the offensive line at center throughout the game, and Cole Selby had several carries for significant gains, but the Steelers still came up short on the scoreboard.

  Dakota Lynn employed great defensive coverage against a strong Braves offense, while rookie Jalen Cochran, in his first game as a Steeler, had the play of the game with an interception that he ran 40 yards for a TD.

    The JV Steelers had their own problems handling the Braves, losing, 21-6.  Scott Gregor was a solid anchor on the O-line, working hard against a tough Ypsi defense, while Joshua Stein was formidable protecting the quarterback.
 
  Jacob Stephan made a great sliding catch and David Dart kept working hard to keep the Steelers only offensive scoring drive alive.

  The silver lining finally shone through the thunder clouds for the Steelers when the freshmen team solidly  defeated the Braves, 41-20. 

  Benjamin Bennett had a great day running the ball, as did Rashawn Allen, who  scored the first Steeler TD. Kyle Hein and Mason Richard did an awesome job blocking on the O-line, keeping the Braves' defense at bay. 

  Danny Lanava led the Steelers defense with serious heads-up play at middle linebacker, and Jake Cain made his own defensive mark when he intercepted a bullet thrown for an extra-point attempt.