PYO Football: Broncos vs Falcons
The final score of 19 to 6 Broncos in the teams confrontation with the Falcons may be considered lopsided but the gridiron action kept everyone on the edge of their seats.
Eric The Natural Torres blocked a Falcon punt which set up Philip Dash Iacono for a 15-yard TD pass to Jason Wolf Man Perlstein. The 6-zip Bronco didnt last long when the Falcons recovered a Bronco fumble and Tylor Martinez carried three yards to pay dirt making it six all. The Broncos scored two more times before the end of the first half, bringing the tally to 19-6.Dash Iacono scrambled three yards for six points and then passed to the Wolfman for the point after. He also threw for 22 yards to Perlstein to complete the half with a healthy lead. There was no score in the second half but plenty of action by both squads. It seemed that both teams had a tough time holding on to the ball.Charles Corbin of the Falcons recovered a Bronco fumble on the Bronco 14 and Jason Torpedo Hochfeld intercepted a Bronco Spiral on the 15. A strong determined Falcon drive was stopped by the Bronco Dylan Dead End Salas by recovering their fumble on the 10 yard line. Charles Corbin recovered another Bronco fumble with 1:23 ticking on the clock but an attempted Falcon Hail Mary pass was intercepted by Wolf Man Perlstein. That brought the game to the 19- 6 Bronco victory. It seems everyone on both teams was in top shape and was ready to step up to the plate. Corbin (fumble recovery), Daniel Bone Crusher Dasaro, Patryk Freight Train Szustka, Peter Meat Grinder Barone and Hochfeld (interception) gave stellar performances and proved to be enormous assets to the Falcons.Dylan Dead End Salas (fumble recovery), Ruben Perez, John Anthony Bear Criscione (interception), Lorenzo TNT Pisano, Jadin Goodman, Eric Moore and Sal Yorman were exceptional and produced the muscle behind the Broncos success.The Parkville Youth Organization is revamping its in-house baseball program by focusing on individual performances. Star Movement, LLC has been brought on board to provide technical skills to instruct coaches and players on how to improve their baseball skills.If you are interested in your child learning how to play baseball, improve their skills and have fun, then the program is for you.The goal is for every child to achieve success in reaching his or her own potential.Call 718-232-1083 for more information. Registration has begun at 5908 20th Ave. every Thursday evening from 7 to 9 p.m.Leave a Comment
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