CanesInSight had boots on the ground at West Boca Raton Stadium, watching the highly anticipated matchup between the Miami Carol City Chiefs and the West Boca Raton Bulls.
The full recap of the game is provided down below:
FINAL:
Miami Carol City 24, West Boca Raton 23
Wow, what a finish. Miami Hurricanes five-star wide receiver commit Nick Lennear sealed the game after having a one-on-one touchdown receptions to beat the Bulls in overtime, 24-23.
End of 4Q:
Miami Carol City 17, West Boca Raton 17
Carol City struck West Boca right out of the gate, with a 50-yard bomb touchdown play by Malik Leonard to his receiver, Joshua Sylvain. West Boca and Trey Moran soon drove down field and picked up three points to tie the ball game at 17 to head to overtime.
End of 3Q:
West Boca Raton 14, Miami Carol City 10
Coming out of halftime, both teams started out very slow and had nothing going for them. Carol City had a nice drive with five minutes to go in the third quarter but came up empty after a missed field goal. The score remains the same, both teams came out quiet on the offensive end.
End of 2Q:
West Boca Raton 14, Miami Carol City 10
West Boca Raton had a great response after the Miami Carol City field goal at the end of the first quarter. Trey Moran went downfield, heading into the end zone off a QB draw. Carol City responded quickly as Florida State commit Za’Kari Johnson punched it in for the Chiefs. Finally, to end the first half, Trey Moran led the Bulls offense downfield for a late touchdown to take the lead before halftime.
End of 1Q:
Miami Carol City 3, West Boca Raton 0
West Boca Raton started with the ball, which ate up half the first quarter, leading to no points as Miami Carol City defensive back Alan Blackshere, who is committed to the UConn Huskies picked off Trey Moran. Carol City drove down field and wouldn't capitalize on the momentum shift, resulting to only three points. West Boca Raton is now driving at the end of the quarter.
The full recap of the game is provided down below:
FINAL:
Miami Carol City 24, West Boca Raton 23
Wow, what a finish. Miami Hurricanes five-star wide receiver commit Nick Lennear sealed the game after having a one-on-one touchdown receptions to beat the Bulls in overtime, 24-23.
End of 4Q:
Miami Carol City 17, West Boca Raton 17
Carol City struck West Boca right out of the gate, with a 50-yard bomb touchdown play by Malik Leonard to his receiver, Joshua Sylvain. West Boca and Trey Moran soon drove down field and picked up three points to tie the ball game at 17 to head to overtime.
End of 3Q:
West Boca Raton 14, Miami Carol City 10
Coming out of halftime, both teams started out very slow and had nothing going for them. Carol City had a nice drive with five minutes to go in the third quarter but came up empty after a missed field goal. The score remains the same, both teams came out quiet on the offensive end.
End of 2Q:
West Boca Raton 14, Miami Carol City 10
West Boca Raton had a great response after the Miami Carol City field goal at the end of the first quarter. Trey Moran went downfield, heading into the end zone off a QB draw. Carol City responded quickly as Florida State commit Za’Kari Johnson punched it in for the Chiefs. Finally, to end the first half, Trey Moran led the Bulls offense downfield for a late touchdown to take the lead before halftime.
End of 1Q:
Miami Carol City 3, West Boca Raton 0
West Boca Raton started with the ball, which ate up half the first quarter, leading to no points as Miami Carol City defensive back Alan Blackshere, who is committed to the UConn Huskies picked off Trey Moran. Carol City drove down field and wouldn't capitalize on the momentum shift, resulting to only three points. West Boca Raton is now driving at the end of the quarter.
