Law shuts out Hamden in season-opening football victory
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 11, 2026, 4:02 AM
Last updated Sep 11, 2026

Jonathan Law defeated Hamden 36-0 in an SCC football game held Thursday at Joe Bruno Field. Senior quarterback Matt Witteman accounted for all five of the team's touchdowns, recording three passing scores and two rushing touchdowns. The Lawmen defense forced four turnovers, including three in the third quarter that led directly to 14 points. Hamden struggled to maintain possession and saw a 52-yard touchdown run negated by a holding penalty in the first quarter. Law coach Ryan Pearson noted the defensive unit played with high intensity and speed throughout the contest. Hamden coach Tom Dyer stated the team plans to evaluate the performance to address execution issues following the loss.
- •Matt Witteman scored three passing and two rushing touchdowns in the 36-0 win.
- •The Law defense forced four turnovers and held Hamden scoreless.
- •The game took place Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026, at Joe Bruno Field.
- •Hamden failed to capitalize on multiple fourth-down opportunities throughout the night.
- 4:02 AMYahoo Sports — Law football shuts out Hamden as QB Matt Witteman accounts for all five touchdowns
"Law forced four turnovers and scored 14 points off Hamden miscues in a dominant SCC season-opening victory.
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