Steelers take three out
of four against Brighton

  The Plymouth-Canton Steelers varsity squad turned in another strong performance Sunday as they upended host Brighton, 33-22.
  Stephen Cook had a huge game for the winners while Justin Sydlowski anchored the team's offensive line that helped create big plays for Steeler running backs. Trent Schneider also provided tough offensive-line play.
  Defensively, Zachary Griffin played well, as did Udayveer Singh and Madueno Jamssens.
JV FALLS
  The Steelers' junior-varsity contingent dropped a hard-fought 29-6 decision to the Bulldogs. Strong play from Joey Paz bolstered the Steelers' offensive line while Thomas Nelson III recovered a Brighton fumble.
  Other bright spots came from Braden Abundis, who registered a long run, and Jacob McKinnon, who had a pair of productive carries.
  Defensively, Devin Cameron worked hard, as did Malcolm Jones, who slowed down the Bulldogs' running game.
FRESHMEN ROLL
  The Steelers freshmen won handily, 32-6, as two-way player Kyle Burnett turned in an outstanding effort. Scott Gregor opened up huge holes, allowing Mason Phillips to have a great day running the ball. Danny Lanava recovered a fumble and made several huge tackles. Joey Ahearn anchored the defensive line.
JUNIOR FRESHMEN QUIET 'DOGS
  The old adage "Defense Wins Ballgames" applied to the Steelers' junior freshmen unit Sunday as they shutout the host Bulldogs. Seth Troszak transformed into the "Incredible Hulk" and wrecked havoc on both the Bulldogs' offensive line and backfield. His excellent penetration resulted in several tackles for losses, along with bone-crunching hits that announced the arrival of a defensive dynamo for years to come.
  The Steelers' ends and corners provided disciplined, stay-at-home blanket containment. Leading the way were Ben Wright, Cameron Miller and Jackson King. As a unit, the Steel Curtain allowed only three first downs.
  Offensively, Jason Perko reeled in a 30-yard first-down reception. His fingertip grab demonstrated focus, balance and excellent route execution. For the second consecutive game, Logan Walkley found his way into the end zone, scoring on a 42-yard scamper in the first quarter.