Coral Springs High School competes in a game against North Broward Prep. {Athletis}
By: Matt Rothman
Not only was it Senior Night for the Coral Springs High School football team, but the Colts also picked up an impressive 47-20 win over West Boca Raton Community High School on Monday.
The win was the Colts second of the season which came on a night where CHSH honored 17 seniors at halftime in Wally Mathurin, Owens Noel-Jeune, Garth Lewis, Austin Davis, Trejon Monereau, Dustin Lubin, Jason Leger, Josh Rose, Brandon Constant, Junior Jean, Chris Lindo, Zyaire Clark, Michael McFarlin, Daniel Johnson, Carson Hayes, Anthony Rodriguez, and Cedrick Manigat.
Noel-Jeune threw for three touchdowns, with two of them going to Tyson Lubin. Tyrique Gordon caught the other pass a score while Morneau, Lewis, and Jayvyn Early had rushing touchdowns. Early also picked up a fumble and returned it to the endzone as the Colts scored a season-high seven touchdowns.
“It is great to win on Senior Night and to win at home,” said Head Coach Ian Headley. “I told the underclassmen before the game that we want our seniors to go out with a win.
Next, CSHS will play in the Pig Bowl against Marjory Stoneman Douglas on Friday, October 29, at 7 p.m. The Eagles are currently 4-3 this year and defeated South Plantation High School 33-8 in their last game on Friday.
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- Matt Rothman is a 2018 graduate from Florida Gulf Coast University receiving his bachelor’s degree in journalism and then graduated from the University of Florida as a graduate student. He also works for the Mohave Valley Daily News in Bullhead City, Arizona covering high school sports.
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