Timber Creek Football Team Remains Unbeaten With Win Over Delsea

The Timber Creek Regional High School football team  moved to 3-0 with an 18-15 win over Delsea on Friday night, according to a box score posted on nj.com.

Khalil Trotman threw for 218 yards and two touchdowns in the win. Alan Butler caught both touchdown passes, including a 3-yarder in the second quarter and an 18-yarder in the third.

Walter Lewis opened up the scoring for Timber Creek, with a 16-yard touchdown run in the first quarter.

Timber Creek was the only Black Horse Regional team to win this weekend, according to nj.com.

Triton suffered its first loss of the season, a 28-23 defeat at the hands of Winslow.

The winning score came on a pass from Winslow’s Deshaun Brown to Jamir Holmes. Holmes ran in the two-point conversion for the 28-23 final. It was Holmes’ second touchdown and second two-point conversion of the day.

Triton fell to 2-1 on the season.

Triton got on the board first in the first quarter with a 32-yard pass from Jake McGlinchey to Brandon Pagan.

Winslow responded with Holmes’ touchdown run and two-point conversion, and led, 8-7, at halftime. Winslow scored twice more in the third quarter, but failed to convert on either of its two-point attempts.

Triton’s Kevin Bucceroni scored on a 6-yard run, and converted the two-point conversion on a Dominic Staiano run.

Winslow led, 20-15, at the end of three.

Staiano put Triton ahead in the fourth quarter with a 3-yard run and two point conversion for a 23-20 lead, before Winslow’s heroics.

Highland took Bishop Eustace into overtime, but ultimately fell, 27-20, to drop to 0-3.

Vinny Papale, son of former Philadelphia Eagles and subject of the movie “Invincible” Vince Papale, scored three touchdowns, including an overtime 25-yard run for the win. He also had an 8-yard touchdown reception to put Bishop Eustace up, 10-0, in the second quarter.

The Tartans seized control of the game with three consecutive touchdowns to bridge the second and third quarters.

Scores came from Derin Sweeney (10-yard run), Robert Chandler (45-yard fumble return) and Orlando Council (4-yard run).

Papale’s second touchdown reception came in the fourth quarter. A Crusaders field goal then sent the game into overtime.