With Menlo-Atherton’s 49-21 win over King’s Academy (1-3), the Bears finished 5-0 and outscored their opponents by 23 points per game.
The Bears produced seven plays of more than 20 yards and scored on their first six possessions before the game moved into a moving clock. Junior Matt MacLeod found fellow junior Jeremiah Earby for two touchdowns and the defense added a score when Eric Stuart forced a fumble on a blitz and Michael Osorio recovered the ball in the end zone.
Noah Short made plays as a running back, pass catcher, linebacker and kick returner for King’s Academy including a kickoff return for a score to start the second half. Outside an opening 10 play scoring drive, the Knights’ offense was limited in the loss.
The Knights’ first three games were decided by seven points or less.
The Bears produced seven plays of more than 20 yards and scored on their first six possessions before the game moved into a moving clock. Junior Matt MacLeod found fellow junior Jeremiah Earby for two touchdowns and the defense added a score when Eric Stuart forced a fumble on a blitz and Michael Osorio recovered the ball in the end zone.
Noah Short made plays as a running back, pass catcher, linebacker and kick returner for King’s Academy including a kickoff return for a score to start the second half. Outside an opening 10 play scoring drive, the Knights’ offense was limited in the loss.
The Knights’ first three games were decided by seven points or less.
