Aerial attack, stout defense lead club football to 2-0 start

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If the New England Football League 2 (NEFL2) was not familiar with the University of Maine club football team, they probably are now.

Brett Davison threw for two touchdowns and the Black Bear defense didn’t allow any points for the second straight week as the club football team downed the Northeastern Wolverines 23-0 on Saturday afternoon in Nashua, N.H.

UMaine (2-0) started off strong again after their 62-0 rout of the Adirondack Rattlers last weekend.

The Black Bears drove down the field on their first possession, driving 60 yards on eight plays for a touchdown. Reigning NEFL2 Offensive Player of the Week John Goulette capped off the drive with a 3-yard touchdown plunge.

In the second quarter, Davison threw his first touchdown pass of the game, hooking up with wide receiver Mark Ensworth for a 15-yard score.

The stingy Black Bear defense continued its stellar play in the second game of the year as Nate Cyr’s interception to begin the second half led to another UMaine score.

After the interception, Davison found Jesse Miller with an 18-yard touchdown pass. Davison was efficient all afternoon, finishing with 204 yards on 11-for-15 passing and two touchdowns.

Dustin Snow kicked a 31-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.

The Black Bears have a bye week this weekend.

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