Paulsboro football secures third consecutive win, defeating Overbrook 36-12
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 17, 2026, 9:05 PM
Last updated Oct 17, 2026

Paulsboro football achieved a 36-12 victory over Overbrook on October 17, marking their third straight win. The Red Raiders have found their rhythm, scoring a total of 110 points during this winning streak after a challenging September. Junior quarterback Jahsir Johnson played a key role, contributing three touchdown passes in the match. The defense excelled, limiting Overbrook's leading rusher, Axcel Bailey, to just 57 yards. The win solidifies Paulsboro's position for a favorable seed in the upcoming South Group 1 tournament.
- •Paulsboro improves to 6-2 following the win over Overbrook.
- •Jahsir Johnson tallies three touchdown passes against Overbrook.
- •Paulsboro scores 110 points across the last three games.
- •The defense holds Overbrook's Axcel Bailey to 57 rushing yards.
- •Two takeaways fueled the Red Raiders' defensive effort.
- 9:05 PMYahoo Sports — Paulsboro hits stride in Oct., remains red-hot with third straight W
"Paulsboro football secured a 36-12 win over Overbrook, extending their winning streak to three games.
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