WINDSOR
-- If there was any
doubt that Chenango
Forks' defense could
contain Windsor's
high-octane offense, it
was eliminated on the
Black Knights' first
series.
That's
when Forks senior Clint
Cade registered the
first of his three sacks
Saturday on a
third-and-5 pushing host
Windsor back to its
35-yard line where it
would punt.
Forks'
Joe Aston had four
touchdowns to send the
unbeaten Blue Devils to
a 29-12 victory in a
Section 4 Football
Conference, Division III
contest.
The Black
Knights (4-3, 2-2) were
held scoreless until the
second half.
With the
victory, Forks (7-0,
4-0) clinches the top
seed in the Class B
playoffs. The Blue
Devils have won the past
six Class B titles.
"We knew
Windsor had a lot of
weapons," Forks coach
Kelsey Green said. "But
we were able to put a
lot of pressure on their
two younger quarterbacks
and then when the QBs
did have time to throw,
we had tight coverage."
Said
Windsor first-year coach
Tim Hogan, "Forks just
physically outperformed
us."
Forks
scored in its first
drive as the Blue Devils
moving down the field
methodically and
meticulously. Aston's
15-yard TD run would cap
an eight-play, 64-yard
drive.
Aston
would then have
touchdown runs of 1 and
8-yards in the second
quarter.
His most
entertaining run though
was a 75-yard run in the
third quarter for a 27-0
lead. Aston received a
pitch in the far right,
broke a tackle on Forks'
35-yard line and
sprinted down the
sideline for the score.
Aston
finished with a
season-high 181 rushing
yards. In his last two
games, Aston has rushed
for 312 yards and six
touchdowns.
"It's
been a great season,"
Aston said. "I still
think we have more to
improve on though."
Chenango
Forks captures the
latest victory in a
rivalry that stems back
to the 1960's when the
two teams played in the
Susquenango Association.
It seems
rival, division games
has been the theme for
Forks the past three
weeks.
Forks
beat CV, 20-14, on Sept.
29 and topped Norwich
14-6 on Oct. 6.
"It was
more relaxing on the
sidelines today than the
past two weeks," Green
said. "We got an
opportunity to play
every kid on the team."