Portsmouth rolls in Homecoming win over South Kingstown
Patriots improve to 5-1 in Division I-B
PORTSMOUTH — Sophomore Ben Hurd had himself a day as Patriots quarterback, running for three touchdowns and throwing for another in a decisive 40-13 Homecoming win against South Kingstown …
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Portsmouth rolls in Homecoming win over South Kingstown
Patriots improve to 5-1 in Division I-B
PORTSMOUTH — Sophomore Ben Hurd had himself a day as Patriots quarterback, running for three touchdowns and throwing for another in a decisive 40-13 Homecoming win against South Kingstown on Saturday.
The win improved the Patriots’ record to 5-1 in Division I-B and 5-2 overall. The Rebels, meanwhile, dropped to 1-5 in the division and 1-6 overall.
Senior Henry Gibson caught the touchdown pass from Hurd.
Also contributing on offense for the Patriots were sophomore Marcus Evans and senior Jake Letourneau, who each rushed for a touchdown.
On defense, junior Chris Bulk collected two interceptions for Portsmouth, and Hurd and sophomore Gavin Bicho each had one as well.
Next game
The Patriots next travel to Moses Brown School for a 2 p.m. game on Saturday, Nov. 2.
Keywords
PHS football, Portsmouth High School, Homecoming
