Silver Lake Peewee Warriors clinch overtime victory, bringing home the Old Colony Youth Football League Division 2 Super Bowl Trophy!
By Katie Rondeau
(Team Mom)
The Silver Lake Pee Wee Warriors have done it again, thrilling their fans with a heart-stopping Super Bowl win in overtime, defeating the Plymouth North Vikings in a defensive showdown! Coming off a victorious season in Division 3, the Warriors advanced this year into the highly competitive Division 2. Facing stronger teams with standout talent, the Warriors fought hard throughout the season, and their determination paid off with an unforgettable Super Bowl victory.
The Warriors’ journey to the Super Bowl began with an impressive season and continued with a gritty playoff win, setting up this unforgettable championship game. On game day, the team donned patriotic red, white, and blue in honor of Veterans Day, with families, friends, and supporters all decked out to cheer them on. Every play, every tackle, and every pass showcased the passion and unity of this football family.
In a game that held fans on the edge of their seats, the Warriors and Vikings locked horns in a tight defensive battle, with both teams running backs skillfully held in check. After four quarters, the score was tied at 0-0, forcing the game into overtime. Plymouth North scored first but missed a crucial 2-point conversion, leaving Silver Lake a chance to rally. On 4th down, quarterback Jack Calter connected with Brendan Barrette to tie the score at 6-6, keeping the Warriors hopes alive.
In the final moments, with the trophy on the line, Silver Lake executed a outstanding play: a handoff to Cole Ryan, who sprinted finding his lane, crossing into the end zone untouched, clinching the victory for the Warriors. The crowd erupted as fans flooded the field in celebration, cheering on the young champions who had given everything for this moment. In a gesture of sportsmanship, Plymouth North’s head coach presented #28 Brendan Barrette with the game ball, honoring his pivotal role in the team’s triumph.
The Silver Lake Pee Wee Warriors now proudly hold the Division 2 Super Bowl trophy, capping off a season defined by grit, resilience, and incredible teamwork. Congratulations to the Warriors and their coaches for an unforgettable season!