James Kenan makes big plays, delivers defensive stops in win over Bulldogs

WARSAW — The James Kenan Tigers turned big plays into points and came up with key defensive stops to secure a 35-15 victory over the Princeton Bulldogs. James Kenan built a 21-7 halftime lead, then used a long touchdown run by quarterback No. 7 Keyshawn Murray and a strong fourth-quarter finish to put the game away. Tigers Take Early Lead James Kenan struck first after Princeton was forced to punt on its opening possession. No. 7 Keyshawn Murray moved the chains with a quarterback keeper before No. 5 Zavion Woodard finished the drive with a touchdown run at the 7:45 mark of the first quarter. The extra point gave the Tigers a 7-0 lead. Princeton threatened to answer behind No. 7 Teo McPhatter, whose long run moved the Bulldogs into Tigers territory. James Kenan’s defense held on fourth down, however, turning the ball over on downs. The Tigers made Princeton pay in the second quarter. After a big run by No. 5 Zavion Woodard moved them into scoring position, No.

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