Yonge forced Keystone Heights to turn the ball over on downs after senior quarterback and defensive back AJ Small broke up sophomore quarterback Conner Guy's pass in the end zone, the Blue Wave began to chip away at the 80-yard field it was dealt. Devin Pedro, early scoring pace Blue WaveĪfter P.K. You line up, you play football and the best man will win."Īnd by game's end, it was the Blue Wave who succeeded in its mission, knocking off Keystone Heights 33-14 at P.K. We can't be concerned with whatever else is going on. "In a game like this, when we've got the wind and the rain and the conditions, that favors Keystone," Doelling said.
Yonge was looking to spoil Keystone Heights' perfect 9-0 start to its regular season, the Indians were hoping for a statement win to silence the naysayers who challenge the strength of their schedule. Though the implications of the game were minimal considering the teams aren't in the same class, both teams had a lot to prove. "I played in worse weather than this," Dickinson said. Yonge head coaches Charles Dickinson and Kevin Doelling, respectively. Though teams all around the state were canceling their season finales due to Friday night's inclement weather, the thought of not playing never crossed the minds of Keystone Heights and P.K. View Gallery: Big win for the Blue Wave of PK Yonge
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