Franklin, MA – The Curry football team picked up their first win of the season on Saturday, defeating Dean 50-0 to move to 1-2 on the season.  Dean is now 0-2 on the season.

Curry got things started immediately, scoring a touchdown on the opening drive by way of a 16-yard Montie Quinn touchdown run. The Colonels would double their lead later in the first quarter when Michael Moriarty threw the first of three touchdown passes on the day, this one a nine-yard pass to Colin Ridley.

After forcing a fumble on a punt return, which was recovered by Nachbi Chery, Curry would go up 21-0 on the first play on the following drive. This time it was Jaden Doman catching a 14-yard pass from Moriarty. This is how things would stay into halftime.

The second half was more of the same, as Curry would score on their first drive. This score came on a 45-yard pass from Moriarty to Matthew Bowen. After a safety on the next Dean drive made it 3o-o, the Colonels scored two more touchdowns in the third, both on the ground. The first was a Montie Quinn four-yard run, followed by a Jordan Depina 18-yard run. These scores made it 44-0. The Colonels would tack on one more score in the fourth, a 34-yard touchdown pass from Hunter Agosti to Patrick Leary.

The game was dominated by the Colonels, as they had 355 yards of total offense, compared to Dean's 41. The Colonels also forced seven fumbles on the day, recovering three.

Michael Moriarty finished the day with 121 passing yards for the Colonels, along with three TDs and three interceptions. Montie Quinn led the rushing attack with 89 yards on 15 attempts, along with the two TDs. Colin Ridley and Matthew Bowen each had at least 50 receiving yards, and a score each. Defensively, Adem Kica led the way with nine tackles.

Up Next – The Colonels will look to keep the momentum going when they host nationally ranked Ithaca next Saturday at 12pm for homecoming.