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Silverhawks reach CEFL finals with their dominant performance over Wolves.
Result of the game: Ljubljana Silverhawks – Budimpešta Wolves: 55 – 6 (14-0, 27-0, 7-0, 7-6)
Silverhawks started the game very well as Gregor Črepinšek ran for a touchdown on the first drive.
Silverhawks defense forced the Wolves to fumble and Iztok Stegovec recovered it. On next drive Kenric
McNeal passed to Matic Tomše for a TD, concluding the first quarter at 14-0.
Gregor Črepinšek started the second quarter as he did the first – with a touchdown. What followed was
the Hungarian offensive, where they were already in red zone and they set for a field goal, but failed in
their attempt. What followed was the show presented by Kenric McNeal as he ran for an 80 yard TD
in style of his former teammate at Texas A&M - Johnny Manziel. After a great effort by special teams,
as Silverhawks recovered a fumble, Kenric presented another masterpiece, this time the TD was for 35
yards. Before the end of the half, Jason Lee Kramer intercepted a pass from Wolves QB and returned it
for a 90 yard pick6.
Score at the half: 41-0.
In third quarter Kramer was on fire once again, as he forced a fumble that was recovered by Mark
Petejan. Silverhawks QB Kenric McNeal led the team to another TD as he found Matic Tomše in end
zone once again.
In fourth quarter Silverhawks put in their reserves to gain some more experience. At the beginning of the
quarter the Wolves scored a touchdown after a long drive as Csaba Majoros catches a pass from Wolves
QB in the end zone. Silverhawks offense was led by Matej Musič, who failed to deliver on a fourth down.
But instead Silverhawks reserve defense came up big, as Andrej Šadl intercepts a pass. Matej Musič
performed otherwise in his last drive, as he finds Aleš Zakšek in end zone to set the final score at 55-6.
Silverhawks achieved what they needed: a victory that leads them to the CEFL Finals. They will probably
also host the Finals at the 20th
of July 2014 where they will face the 2013 champions – Belgrade Vukovi.
Andrej Sadl
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