Claymont football is officially 9-0, and that historic win over Garaway just cemented their place in school history. This isn’t just another W, it’s a statement, a perfect run that has everyone buzzing about what these guys are building.
The Grind to Undefeated: Shutting Down Ridgewood
A big piece of that undefeated run came on October 3, 2026, when Claymont went on the road and snagged a tough 14-8 victory against host Ridgewood in West Lafayette, Ohio. That win pushed the Mustangs to a 7-0 record at the time, keeping them tied with Indian Valley and Garaway at the very top of the Inter-Valley Conference-South Division. This game was a huge hurdle, too, because it was Claymont’s first win against Ridgewood since 2017. Talk about breaking a drought and proving yourself.
Key Plays That Sealed the Deal
The Mustangs fought hard for every point against Ridgewood. Running back Dre’Vonn Searcy powered into the end zone for the team’s second touchdown, showing that crucial red zone execution. But the real game-changer? Kamden Stout. He absolutely took over in the third quarter, returning a punt a massive 77 yards for a touchdown. That kind of explosive play changes momentum in an instant. Even with Ridgewood’s Andrew Kinsey hauling in a 25-yard touchdown pass from Wyatt Marlatt in the fourth quarter, Claymont’s lead held. Quarterback Brady Henry and lineman Allen Wright, along with the rest of the team, were hyped after that 14-8 final, knowing they kept their unbeaten streak alive.
This 9-0 run, capped by that huge win over Garaway, is a testament to what this Claymont squad is doing. It’s historic, it’s dominant, and it’s something every player on that field will remember.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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