Football

Devyn Turner Scores 5 Total TD’s in St. Francis’ 49-20 Victory Over St. Paul; Golden Knights Clinched Share of Angelus League Title

Oct 22 2022 10:12:54

Photos, stats & game info from Ryan Tomey

Football:

Things sure have fallen into place for the St. Francis football program.

After a rough start to the 2022 season, the Golden Knights are flying high.

On Friday, St. Francis clinched at least a share of the Angelus League championship after a 49-20 victory over visiting St. Paul.

And the Golden Knights got some help from Cathedral in defeating previously unbeaten (in league) Loyola, 21-3

The Swordsmen put up a valiant fight, and pulled to within 28-20 of the Golden Knights.

But SFHS got five total TD’s from Devyn Turner to pull away.

Turner rushed for 220 yards on 17 carries and that included TD runs of 35, 8, 5 and 18 yards.

Turner also caught a 55-yard TD pass from Jack Jacobs.

Jacobs completed 8-of-15 for 140 yards and 2 TD’s.

Jett McCullough, who picked a pass on defense, also caught a 45-yard TD pass from Jacobs.

Preston Jernegan always seems to find a way to do his part in Golden Knights’ wins.

And Friday was no different.

It was his 77-yard pick-six that put the game on ice.

Up next: St. Francis can clinch an outright Angelus League championship with a victory next Friday at Loyola.

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Box Score:
SP: 6-3-3-8-(20)
SF: 7-13-8-21-(49)

Scoring:
SF: Devyn Turner 35 run (Clint Geryak kick)
SP: Braedon Simonian 16 pass from Andrew Maushardt (kick failed)
SP: Abraham Navalta 34 FG
SF: Jett McCullough 45 pass from Jack Jacobs (Clint Geryak kick)
SF: Devyn Turner 8 run (kick blocked)
SP: Abraham Navalta 33 FG
SF: Devyn Turner 55 pass from Jack Jacobs (Turner run)
SP: Devaughn Garner-Egans 15 fumble recovery (Maushardt to Zepeda pass)
SF: Devyn Turner 5 run (Clint Geryak kick)
SF: Preston Jernegan 77 interception return (Clint Geryak kick)
SF: Devyn Turner 18 run (Clint Geryak kick)

Records: St. Paul (3-6, 1-3); St. Francis (7-2, 2-0)

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