“It was a great experience with my teammates, it was a fun game, win or lose,” he said. “It felt good scoring that TD,” said Paris postgame, noting afterward it was the last catch of his high school career.
Nearing the end of the 4th, Far Rock QB Arony Lewis dropped back and found Paris deep in single coverage, who snagged the ball over the defender and turned around for the nearly 80 yard touchdown. However, the next play was picked off on the 2-yard line by BC’s Cameron Grinage.īoth teams exchanged defensive stops for the rest of the 3rd quarter and most of the fourth as neither team’s run game was able to break out. Wilkerson’s side got the ball to start the second half, and came right out of the gate with a huge 60 plus yard catch for Far Rock’s Joshua Paris, taking it all the way into the redzone.
“It is what it is,” he said on the sidelines. Both team’s offenses were halted for the remainder of the second half, which ended with a pick for Far Rock’s senior DB Ezekiel Mason, but Far Rock couldn’t capitalize on the turnover.ĭuring the half, Far Rockaway head coach Walter Wilkerson wasn’t thrilled with the play up to that point.
