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Seniors Crush Juniors in Powder Puff Football

The teams line up before the snap on a crucial fourth down. (Photo by Ethan D’Agostino / Falcon News)

The senior versus junior Powder Puff flag football game was hosted at Elmira High School on Nov. 15. The seniors shut out the juniors with a final score of 12-0.

Senior Layla Burgess takes off on a QB scramble after a broken play. (Photo by Ethan D’Agostino / Falcon News)
Senior Zane Clemmer wears his prize hat to school after raising the most money during the game. (Photo by JT Myers / Falcon News)
Senior boy cheerleaders got the crowd involved with chants and cheers. (Photo by Ethan D’Agostino / Falcon News)

Senior Josey Robbins scored both touchdowns, with one being a receiving touchdown from quarterback Layla Burgess.

The Powder Puff game was held to raise money for senior grad night. To further help raise funds, the senior cheerleaders ran a “dash for cash” around the crowd. Zane Clemmer gathered $350, the most among all cheerleaders, earning him recognition and a prize.

In total, the night raised $3,533.78, surpassing their $3,000 goal.

Junior quarterback Lily Admire appreciated the opportunity to play.

“It was a really competitive game and super fun to be a part of,” Admire told Falcon News.

Burgess addressed the trash talk from the juniors leading up to the game.

“The juniors had a lot to say before the game. I didn’t have any doubt, but I’m glad the seniors shut them up,” the quarterback said, “and shut them out.”