The Fort High Sting made it two straight wins.

 

Under the lights at Taurus Field on Thursday night (Sept.27), the Sting dominated the Holy Trinity Trojans 30-0.

 

Quarterback Blake Weetman found Tawal Kayumba early in the first quarter to get the offence rolling with a touchdown. Before the quarter was up, Kendall Prodaniuk ran one in to make it 15-0.

 

"All week we were stressing that Trinity was a much different team than Eastglen was and Trinity is usually our hardest game, so that's what we had to focus on," said head coach Tyler Hussey.

 

After Kalem Stuermer forced a fumble deep in Trojan territory, Connor Buckler added another rushing touchdown to make it 23-0.

 

"This has been our biggest rival for the past three years and we were just looking forward to making a statement," said Buckler.

 

Mackenzie Franklin put the cherry on the top of this one with a pick six late in the fourth quarter, putting the game way out of reach.

 

"The moment I caught it, I went blank. All I heard was my buddy yelling 'run' and I had to run full speed to get the touchdown," said Franklin.

 

The Fort High Sting (2-1) are back at home Oct.5 when they host Sturgeon Comp. Kick-off is at 5:30 p.m.