Photo Kevin Mullaney Nauset and D-Y went head to head in the Chowder Bowl.
Slideshow Kevin Mullaney Regional rival D-Y took the win on Thursday.
Chowder Bowl ends Nauset season
Banner Daily Update Sun. Nov. 25 slideshow
By Kevin Mullaney Banner Correspondent
The Nauset High School football team ended their season Thursday morning with the 12th annual Chowder Bowl against their regional rival Dennis-Yarmouth, a hard-fought but lopsided 41-9 loss to the Dolphins in front of a huge crowd and under sunny and warm conditions in Yarmouth.
The win gave D-Y, 10-1, a share of the Atlantic Coast League championship but, unfortunately, it was Marshfield who went to the post-season (having beaten D-Y two weeks ago). The loss ends Nauset season with a 1-9 record.
Brian Niezgoda kicked a 26-yard field goal early in the second quarter to bring the Warriors to within three (6-3). Later in the quarter Brandon Scalley caught a 36-yard touchdown pass from Connor Seymour pass. D-Y led at the half 28-9.
Nauset rushed for 87 yards and gained 113 yards passing, for 200 yards in a total offense. Seymour was 9-for-22, with two interceptions.
D-Y rushed for 243 and passed for 146, for 389 yards in total offense. There were very few penalties.
For more on this game, see the Nov. 29 Provincetown Banner.
Nov 22nd, 2007
