Last modified: Sunday, October 12, 2008 2:40 AM EDT Mansfield Youth Football results MANSFIELD - The I1 Hornets continued their undefeated streak with an impressive 26-0 conquest of North Attleboro. Max Boen started the scoring surge for Mansfield with a powerful touchdown run. Will Garvin plowed into the end zone adding the extra point. Zack Murray scored the second touchdown behind impressive blocking by Mike Shannon, Austin Rocha and Lucas Sinclaire, giving the Hornets a 13-0 lead at the half. A 15-yard scamper up the field by Connor Smith behind strong blocking by Brendan McKenna and Lorenzo Mederios, concluded with Matt Farragher connecting on a long pass to Zack Peterson in the second half. Will Shields, Kyle Binall, Kesean Young and Justin Holts provided solid protection making the scoring throw possible. The Mansfield defense continued the shutout with some effective gang tackling led by Seyvon Miller-Charles, Jordan Thevenotte and Nicholas Graham. A spectacular 50-yard TD pass from Max Boen to Kyle Moran sealed the game. I-2 The I2 Hornets looked good, despite falling to Easton by a score of 27-13. The Hornets drew first blood when Danny DeGirolamo took a toss around right end and scampered down the sideline for the score. After Easton answered, Cal Oberlander ran a toss around left end, down the sideline, and cutback to pay dirt. Both toss plays were impressive at 50-plus yards each. Easton answered with another TD. The next drive featured a picture perfect pass from Anthony DeGirolamo to the sure-handed Jason Hindman, keeping the drive alive on fourth and long. When Hunter Ferreira bowled his way down to the Easton five, it looked like the Hornets were back in control but a costly fumble negated the drive. The Hornets appeared to come up big on defense when Joe Cox ripped the ball from an Easton runner and headed toward the end zone. An early whistle negated the turnover and Easton kept their drive alive. Defensive standouts included Ryan Smith, Joe Robichaud, Chris Copponi, and Jack Barry. B-1 Mansfield's B-1 dominated North Attleboro under perfect football conditions all night in every facet of the game, except for the scoreboard. The passing of Steve Valeri and hardnosed running from Alex Ruddy, Nate Jaeger, Cole Cummings and Kyle Wisnieski led multiple drives. A relentless offensive line showed off the skills of Chris Davis, Jed O'Connell, Steve Zieselman, Tim Delano, Ryan Uhrmann, Nigel Lewis, Jake McCaffrey and Ben Sinclaire, who drove inside North's 20-yard line two times. North's stubborn defense kept the Hornets off the scoreboard until the fourth quarter when Valeri found Davis for a 40-yard TD. Mansfield's defense gang-tackled throughout the game led by Greg Peterkin, Brian Hurley, John Cooper, Nick Conte, Evan Darcy, Craig Sarro, Pat Cowan, Chris Hart, Will O'Brian and Ryan McDonough, getting the ball back late in the fourth in time to score, sparking a wild crowd reaction. The offense ran out of gas in the final seconds in a wrenching 12-7 loss. B-2 Mansfield's B2 dominated the field Sunday with their 12-0 win over the Easton Wild Cats. The offensive line led by Sam Borden, Nick Paquin, Nick Iacozzi, John Keefe and Dhru Patel did an excellent job blocking the Mansfield drives throughout the game. With three seconds remaining in the half, the first touchdown was scored by Aurain "Peewee" Dawkins, with a perfect pinpoint pass into the end zone by QB Pete Zampine. Mansfield's second TD was scored in the third quarter by Frankie Bender on a 55-yard punt return. Eliminating the Wild Cats' drives throughout the game were bone crushing tackles made by Michael Barresi, Chris Buchanan, Brian Odoardi, Jake Rockwell, Zach Courier, Zampine, Vinny Renzi, Borden, Iacozzi and James Golden. C-1 Mansfield's C-1 started strong with a touchdown on their first possession against North Attleboro when QB Sean Farragher connected with David MacDonald with a long pass down field. Strong blocking by Matt Garvin and Kevin Moran helped set the stage for the touchdown pass. The defense battled all game with some tough plays by Tim Moomey, David Bogden, Michael Carpino, Sean McKenna and Mark Payson and some hard-hitting tackles by Aiden Friend, Tommy Fitzgibbons, Joe Moreshead, Kyle Hurley, Matt Medeiros and Brian Schmidt. Mansfield's defense snagged three interceptions by Michael Boen, Moreshead and Farragher. CJ Daniel and Danny Benner picked-up yardage running the ball behind blocks by Josh Carter, Pat Curley, Andrew Smith, Zack Medina and Danny Cowan. The entire team played tough, but wound up with a 16-6 loss. C-2 The C2 Hornets improved to 2-3 on the season with a dominating 15-0 performance against Easton. The Hornets went up 6-0 on their first possession when Beau Palanza finished off a solid drive with a 2-yard touchdown run. The highlight was a diving catch by Paul Renzi on a tipped pass inside the 10-yard line. In the second quarter the Hornets drove the length of field, capping off the drive on a trick play when Matt Carafa threw a backward pass to Sean Cleary, who then threw to Stanley Pignone for the TD. Cleary converted the point after with a two-yard run putting the Hornets up 13-0 at the half. The drive featured great line play by Ryan Draghi, Tyler Smith, Sean Maddestra, Andy Petrillo and Pokey Pokotilov who opened up nice holes for Zach Vogel, Will Techeira and Renzi. Andrew Hortsmann blocked a punt recovered by Brendan Hill and Carafa hit Hill and Pignone for several nice pass and catch plays. Brock Hortsmann made a nice pass play to Ryan McCarthy. The scoring ended when Carafa sacked the Easton quarterback for a safety. D-2 Despite a 20-0 loss, Mansfield D-2 started the game strong as the defense forced Easton to turn the ball over on downs on the first possession of the game with multiple tackles by several defenders lead by Cam Barter, Bryant Robinson, Curtis Boisvert, Anthony Keefe, Josh Schafer, William Rivard and Mark Parsloe. John Gouvalaris and Cooper Berube made two pass defenses ending two Easton drives. The D line kept Easton's run game in-check but a strong air attack posted two passing TDs. Ryan West recovered his second fumble on the season on a strong hit by Cam Barter at the 10-yard line. Notable improvements on the special teams play with solid kick returns by Matt Barry and Anthony Rullo, and a recovery of an onside kick attempt by Bryant Robinson allowed good starting position for the offense. Solid play in the middle by Mitch Robinson, Vinnie Schofield, Billy Galarneau, Peter Stratton, Nick Coppini, Mark Parsloe, Matt Hannon, Joey Epstein, Nick Rivard and James Vanuland contributed to the cause.