Providence HS- West Nassau improved to 3-0 on the season with an impressive 35-0 victory over Providence last Friday. Quarterback #2 Dallas Mumford and Running-back #21 Kaleb Crandell combined for four touchdowns in the contest and are two of the main reasons West Nassau is seemingly scoring at will this season.
@DuvalSports Final Score Providence 0 West Nassau 35!! pic.twitter.com/svb3IvT4uk
— KingDeWitt (@DeWitt2fye) September 8, 2018
In the first game of the season West Nassau scored 44 points in route to a 44-6 defeat of North Florida Educational Institute. In week 2 , the Warriors hung 31 on the Eagles of Episcopal in a 31-7 win. Their ability to put points on the board is an important key to the success West Nassau is having early on. Against Providence, Mumford displayed his precise throwing capability with a accurate throws leading his team down field. He would hook up with #13 Davian Williams for his first touchdown pass of the game.
@DuvalSports West Nassau #2 Dallas Mumford with the TD throw to West Nassau #13 Davian Williams. pic.twitter.com/yIOVMoCfRC
— KingDeWitt (@DeWitt2fye) September 8, 2018
On his second touchdown, Mumford connected with Ethan Johns on a beautiful toss over the middle, just out of the reach of the defensive back’s hand. The pass dropped right into the hands of Johns as the West Nassau crowd roared with excitement.
@DuvalSports West Nassau #2 Dallas Mumford with the on point TD pass to West Nassau #20 Ethan Johns. pic.twitter.com/J59cB4aflP
— KingDeWitt (@DeWitt2fye) September 8, 2018
Kaleb Crandell started the scoring for West Nassau. He has led the Warriors on the ground this season and showed why against Providence scoring easily on a 1 yard touchdown run and also a 6 yard romp to put them up early, never to look back.
@DuvalSports West Nassau #21 Kaleb Crandell with the 1 yard rushing TD. pic.twitter.com/I2qbLudiBJ
— KingDeWitt (@DeWitt2fye) September 7, 2018
Going forward, West Nassau must rely on their defense to seal victories and thus far they’ve done the trick. They’ve given up a combined 13 points in three games and are very opportunistic. Players like #4 Deebo Coleman who secured an interception against Providence, and #6 Jeremy Starling who returned a fumble for a touchdown against the Stallions are reasons why the defense is playing at a high level.
@DuvalSports Providence fumbled recovered by West Nassau #6 Jeremy Starling for a West Nassau TD. pic.twitter.com/K15MEsyTFh
— KingDeWitt (@DeWitt2fye) September 8, 2018
After the 35-0 shutout of Providence, West Nassau sets its sites on rival Hilliard (1-1) next. The way they are playing out of the gate, optimism is extremely high for the Warriors. However the Red Flashes will be their toughest test up to date.
