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Woodbridge Erases 8-0 Halftime Deficit With 2:38 Left, And Plainfield Fans Are Gutted

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Woodbridge pulled off an insane comeback Friday night, scoring the game-winning touchdown with just 2:38 left in regulation to snatch a 15-8 victory from Plainfield. It was a Big Central Conference Liberty Gold Division win that nobody saw coming after the first half.

Woodbridge’s Second-Half Heroics

Plainfield looked like they had this one locked down early, hitting an 8-0 lead by halftime. Tyree Huff connected with Jared Butler for a 12-yard touchdown, and then Huff tossed a 2-point conversion to Kiion Jones. But Woodbridge didn’t quit. Justin Blake ignited the second half with a six-yard touchdown run, and Dylan Stephan’s conversion run tied it up. The game-winner came on a clutch two-yard touchdown run from Stephan, sealing the comeback for Woodbridge (2-2) and leaving Plainfield (1-6) absolutely crushed.

North Plainfield Shuts Down New Brunswick

On Thursday, North Plainfield delivered a dominant performance, shutting out New Brunswick 25-0. Quarterback Ian Lameira was slinging it, connecting for two touchdown passes to Anthony Costello. The Canucks’ defense was suffocating, holding New Brunswick to a paltry 81 yards from scrimmage and notching their second shutout victory of the season. Alex Kruszczynski and Isaiah Broy added rushing touchdowns, pushing North Plainfield’s record to 2-2. New Brunswick (0-4) struggled to find offense, with Arisniel Mota Sanchez pacing their rushing attack with 47 yards.

Woodbridge and North Plainfield both sit at 2-2 now, looking to build on their Week 3 wins. Plainfield (1-6) and New Brunswick (0-4) are both fighting to turn their seasons around. Each game from here is massive for these teams.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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