Redemption: Kamren Kitchens Powers Northwest B&G Club To Victory, Falcons defeats Broncos 18-0

Palmetto Bay, FLA. - The old saying goes, It's not how you start, it's how you finish. It's a perfect analogy, for the Falcons victory on Saturday's afternoon football game versus the Palmetto Bay Broncos Jr. Varsity. The Falcons suffered two hard-fought loses during the regular season at the hands of their rival, Palmetto Bay Broncos. But, the third time was a charm, as the Falcons would shock the Pop Warner world, defeating the Broncos when it counted, 18-0 and advancing to the Sean Taylor Classic.

The Falcons' return specialist (#5), Kamren Kitchens, would return the opening kickoff, 84-yards upfield, before a touchdown saving-tackle by (#2) Marc Charlemagne and a host of Broncos defenders. Unfortunately, the Falcons wouldn't capitalize, as middle linebacker Marc Charlemagne, perfectly timed blitz, would cause a fumble and the Broncos would quickly recover. It was a long day on offense, for the Broncos as the Falcons defensive ends, (#8) Jacquez Holloway and (#5) Kamren Kinchens, would both register, at least three sacks and multiple tackles-for-loss.

The Falcons single wing offense, with Kamren Kitchens at quarterback, would gradually take its toll on the Broncos defense. Kinchens power and determination as well as excellent blocking, helped Kinchens record over a 110 all-purpose yards and 1 rushing TD. On 4th and 12th, (#11) QB Siddiq Jackson would make perhaps, the biggest play of the game, connecting with WR (#10) Armani Mccanda for 31 yards. Jackson would score (QB sneak) on the next play.

The Broncos' defensive lineman (#3) Melvin Dean and (#7) Devin Dixon made several key stops throughout the game. The Broncos last hopes, of a comeback, was ruined as the Falcons (#20) CB David Bryant, would catch an interception at the highest point and put the game away. Final - Northwest B&G Club Falcons 18, Palmetto Bay Broncos 0

Offensive' Player of the Game - Kamren Kitchens

Defensive' Player of the Game - Jacquez Holloway

Special Teams' Player of the Game - Marc Charlemagne