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Bristol Central falls 45-28 to South Windsor after another slow defensive start

The Daily Hartford teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Bristol Central's defense started slowly again Thursday night, and this time a better second half wasn't enough. The Rams lost 45-28 to South Windsor, trailing 25-14 at the half. Central pulled within 25-22 after an early third-quarter touchdown, but South Windsor answered with a long drive to lead 32-22 midway through the fourth quarter.

South Windsor pulled away from Bristol Central

  • South Windsor45 (won)
    Bristol Central28
    FinalSouth Windsor led 25-14 at the half.

In its preview, The Bristol Edition noted that Gabe Ouellette had 1,023 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns this season, including 226 yards and four scores against Conard last week. It also pointed to South Windsor's ground game: five players with more than 100 rushing yards.

Gabe Ouellette came in on a tear

1,023
rushing yards this season, before Thursday's game
16
touchdowns this season, before Thursday's game
226
rushing yards against Conard the week before
  • Rams before kickoff: 3-4, with all four losses to playoff teams
  • Bobcats before kickoff: 2-5, one game back of a Class LL playoff spot
  • Last year's meeting: South Windsor won 27-24

Sources: The Bristol Press, The Bristol Edition

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