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Sussex Central Pop Warner defeats Woodbridge 14-7

Scott scores twice for Knights in championship
Sussex Central running back Tim Scott scores for the Golden Knights Pee Wee squad. DAN COOK PHOTO
November 22, 2016
Woodbridge running back Di’Mere Riddick runs for a long gain for the Blue Raiders. DAN COOK PHOTO
Sussex Central’s Tim Scott runs out of a Woodbridge tackle. DAN COOK PHOTO
Woodbridge player Kshawn Cox Jr. tries to outrun the Golden Knights defense. DAN COOK PHOTO
Players fight for a pass in the end zone. DAN COOK PHOTO
Woodbridge quarterback Dreden Lake runs for a long gain. DAN COOK PHOTO
Sussex Central’s PJ Henry nearly gets into the end zone. DAN COOK PHOTO
Sussex Central Pee Wee head coach Rodney Layfield shares a touch of the championship trophy with his ecstatic team. DAN COOK PHOTO

The Sussex Central Pop Warner Pee Wee squad outlasted Woodbridge 14-6 Nov. 19 at Legends Stadium in Lewes to win the Henlopen Pop Warner Junior Pee Wee Championship. It is the first title for the Georgetown-based team.

The Golden Knights scored first on a long run by Tim Scott. The extra point by Bren Scott was good. The half ended with the Knights leading 7-0.

There wasn’t any scoring in the third quarter, but Sussex Central struck first in the fourth quarter on a dive play from Tim Scott. Bren Scott kicked to convert the extra point.

The Woodbridge defense held the Knights scoreless twice within the 10-yard line during the contest.

Woodbridge got on the scoreboard with six minutes left to make it 14-6 on a dive by quarterback Dreden Lake. The extra point was no good and the Golden Knights ran out the clock to win the Pop Warner Junior Pee Wee Championship.

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