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Daniels Stars as St. Joseph Dominates Windsor 43-0
20 Sep
Summary
- Justin Daniels scored three touchdowns in St. Joseph's commanding victory.
- The St. Joseph defense achieved a shutout, limiting Windsor to minimal yards.
- Windsor's 0-2 start marks their first since 1997, facing tough opponents.
No. 3 St. Joseph delivered a dominant performance, defeating defending Class MM champion Windsor 43-0 on Saturday. Senior Justin Daniels was a standout, scoring three touchdowns to lead the Hogs' offense, which jumped out to a 36-point lead in the first half. The St. Joseph defense was equally impressive, pitching a shutout and holding Windsor to just 27 yards before halftime.
This decisive loss leaves Windsor with an 0-2 record, their first such start since 1997. The Warriors have faced challenging opponents, including New Britain and St. Joseph, but have struggled to find their footing. Despite a talented roster, Windsor has not yet capitalized on its potential, a source of frustration for coach Rob Fleeting.
St. Joseph's offensive consistency, including multiple scoring drives without punting, set the tone for the game. Key plays like a deflected punt leading to a touchdown and a safety further extended their lead. Transfer student Justin Daniels expressed gratitude for his teammates, crediting them with his growth both as a player and academically.
