

(NOTE: To view a video of
Sunday's freshmen Super Bowl, CLICK HERE.)
The Plymouth
Canton Steelers junior varsity football team defeated the Ypsilanti
Braves, 21-19, Sunday to capture the Western Suburban Junior Football
League Super Bowl title.
Although the Steelers trailed most of the game, they prevailed
thanks to their no quit, no fear attitude.
In the true sense of teamwork, each player contributed to the
victory.
As the Braves adjusted their game plan to slow down the
Steelers, another Steeler would step up and make things happen.
It was a hard-hitting game that was won in the trenches.
The Steelers freshmen squad continued its dominance of the WSJFL with a
commanding 31-13 win over the Canton Lions, capping a 10-0
season.
The Steelers' offense was engineered by quarterback Ryan Young,
who had several long runs. Lou Baechler had a stellar game with
touchdown runs of 60 and 2 yards.
Rashawn Allen scored a TD and an extra point, and Ben Wright
added a 10-yard touchdown run.
Mason Phillips was strong on both sides of the ball, scoring a
TD on offense and delivering great pass defense throughout the game.
Danny Lanava was strong on the defensive line throughout the
game. In addition to making several key tackles, Lanava recovered a
fumble.
The
Plymouth-Canton Steelers freshmen team celebrates its Super Bowl
victory over the Canton Lions. (photo by Jon Vespaziani)
The
Plymouth-Canton Steelers JV team celebrates its Super Bowl victory over
the Ypsilanti Braves.
Ryan
Young breaks free for a long run in the freshmen game.
(PlymouthPictures.com photo)
Billy
Flohr brings down a Lions ball carrier in the freshmen game.
(PlymouthPictures.com photo)
Ben
Wright's 10-yard TD run capped the freshmen game's scoring. (Deanna
Willis photo)
Alex
Nicholson is brought down after a long run in the junior varsity Super
Bowl. (PlymouthPictures.com photo)
Cameron
Stella had a huge game for the junior varsity Steelers.
(PlymouthPictures.com photo)