The Braves duo combined for over 500 rushing yards in the 56-20 win over Rancocas Valley.
WILLIAMSTOWN-- The only thing that could stop Wade Inge and Jonathan Collins on Saturday night was the wave of students filing on to the field after Williamstown clinched the South Jersey Group 5 championship.
Inge and Collins combined for over 500 yards on the ground in the 56-20 victory over Rancocas Valley.
The Braves blitzed out to a 21-point advantage in 13 minutes, as Julian Gravener, Collins and Inge scored on touchdown runs to put the game out of reach from the outset.
Before halftime hit, Inge had three touchdowns to his name, including a 64-yard scamper at the end of the second quarter.
RV showed some fight throughout the second quarter, as Tai Matlock and Bryce Mangene finished off drives with touchdowns runs, but the 21 points it spotted Williamstown proved to be too much of a hill to climb.
As the celebrations grew louder in the boisterous blue-clad student section, Collins found the end zone two more times and Inge recorded his third score of the contest.
As the clock ran down, a Gatorade bath soaked the coaches and the students stormed the field, creating a blue stampede every Braves player was willing to embrace.
A sectional title would be the culmination of years of hard work for teams in the past, and although it feels that way for Williamstown, it still has one more game to go against Central Jersey Group 5 champion Sayreville.
“We’ll be focused and ready. I think it’ll be a fun game for a lot of people to go watch,” Inge said.