Hagerty defeats Winter Springs 33-25 in penalty-heavy season opener

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Hagerty defeats Winter Springs 33-25 in penalty-heavy season opener
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Hagerty began its football season Monday night by overcoming Winter Springs 33-25 in a game marked by 26 total penalties. After two prior postponements, the Huskies fell behind 25-20 following a third-quarter surge by Winter Springs that included three consecutive touchdowns. Hagerty regained the lead in the fourth quarter behind a touchdown run from freshman running back AD Santiago-Lopez. Defensive back Wyatt Hatfield later sealed the win with a 36-yard interception return for a touchdown. Winter Springs attempted a late rally, but a 29-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Kyler McBurse with 2:01 remaining. Hagerty quarterback Royce Jenkins exited the game with an injury in the fourth quarter and was replaced by Charlie Beniot for the duration of the contest.

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  • Hagerty finished with a 33-25 victory over Winter Springs on Monday night.
  • The two teams combined for 26 penalties totaling 260 yards.
  • AD Santiago-Lopez rushed for 137 yards in his high school debut.
  • Winter Springs quarterback Jake Lowery threw for 172 yards and two touchdowns.
  • Charlie Beniot relieved an injured Royce Jenkins at quarterback for Hagerty in the fourth quarter.
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After two straight postponed games, the Hagerty football team was finally able to open the season Monday night. It wasn’t pretty, as 26 penalties were called on both teams, but the Huskies were able to overcome a furious Winter Springs rally to win the Seminole County battle 33-25 on Monday night. Winter Springs scored three straight third-quarter touchdowns — a 44-yard pass play from Jake ...

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