CEDAR PARK — Prevailing after a slow start, Geneva School of Boerne found rhythm to get stops on defense and capitalize on offense for the 28-12 road victory over the Hill Country Christian Academy Knights.
Overcoming early offensives woes, the Eagles defense forced consecutive interceptions, first by junior safety Reid Aderholt tracking the deep ball, then sophomore linebacker Shae McNew jumping in front of the wideout.
Both interceptions put the Eagles in good field position for junior quarterback Caleb Quitadamo to find sophomore wide receiver Chase Doran twice for touchdowns, extending the Eagles’ lead to 21-3 in the second quarter.
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