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2008 final stats
Turnovers and missed
opportunities haunt St. Paul for the third time in four straight
regional title meetings with Hopewell-Loudon, including
back-to-back years after a crushing 42-21 loss ended the Flyers
season Friday night.
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St. Paul explodes for
three touchdowns in the first five minutes of the fourth quarter
to win going away over McDonald in a regional semifinal Friday
night by a score of 34-0 to set up a fourth straight date with
Hopewell-Loudon in the regional championship.
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The Wilde brothers Matt and Justin score four touchdowns, two
offensively and two defensively as the Flyers roll to a 56-7 first
round win over East Canton at Warren Whitney Field.
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The St. Paul Flyers put an exclamation point on a perfect regular
season by clinching the FC outright, sealing a home playoff game,
and scoring the largest margin of victory for either team in the
Monroeville rivalry after a 56-14 win at Marsh Field Friday Night
over the Eagles.
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While the New London Wildcats played 'keep away' from the St. Paul
Flyers Saturday night, they couldn't keep the program from
clinching its share of a record 16th Firelands Conference
championship on its way to improving to 9-0 overall after a 34-6
win.
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In St. Paul head
coach John Livengood's 200th game as a head coach, the Flyers used
big 21-point first and third quarters to cruise by Western Reserve
55-13 to remain unbeaten at 8-0 overall while also winning its
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The Flyers smashed four single game records in a complete
annihilation of South Central, 78-6, to keep St. Paul unbeaten on
the season at 7-0 overall.
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It was just one of
those nights for the St. Paul Flyers, as four lost fumbles in the
first half and five early penalties cost the team a number of
scoring chances, however the end result didn't show that in a 56-0
win over Mapleton, the third straight FC shutout that is a new
team record.
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The Crestview Cougars came to Warren Whitney Field Saturday night
for not only an unbeaten matchup of two state-ranked teams, but
with a defense that had yet to give up a single point dating back
to week 10 of the 2007 season. Little of that mattered in another
Flyer blowout, 47-0.
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In a light steady
rain, the Flyers score on the first offensive play from scrimmage
and never look back in a 63-0 rout of Plymouth, which was the
Flyers highest point total ever vs. the Big Red as well as the
largest margin of victory.
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After all the talk, all the speculation, all the predictions...the
first-ever St. Paul-Huron battle of area mega powers proved to be
every bit as advertised after the Flyers pulled out a 21-14 win to
remain unbeaten heading into Firelands Conference play.
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Despite having the first team
take a knee early in the second half after rolling out to a huge
halftime lead for a second straight week, the mood afterwards for
the St. Paul football team was somewhat bittersweet after a
49-14 win over Tiffin Calvert.
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The St. Paul football team
threw past troubles at Sandusky
St. Mary's Strobel Field out the window in emphatic fashion
Saturday night in a 51-7 rout of the Panthers to kickoff the 2008
season.
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Captain Matt Wilde (center) and
his 1,053 yards and 22 touchdowns return in 2008, but more
importantly, so do two 3-year starters and co-captains at each
tackle spot to anchor the offensive line in Shawn Hemenway (left)
and Chris Doughty (right).
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