Lions build big lead and hold on
However, Paramus Catholic was not looking to go away quietly in the second half, roaring back in what became a mad dash to the finish line.
Pope John’s previous drive ended in a successful 50-yard field goal from Jack Morgese to push the lead from four points to 41-34, ensuring that Paramus Catholic would need to successfully execute the extra point attempt after missing two previous attempts.The ensuing onside kick was recovered by Pope John, and the visitors ran out the clock before scoring the final points of the game as time expired.
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