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OUTLAWS DOMINATE ANGELS IN MATUA REMATCH 38-0

Outlaws too much in 2025 title rematch

38-0 control from 2025 title rematch

By Jay Leon Guerrero

It was supposed to be a big showdown between two teams that met in the Matua division championship a year ago.

It turned out to be a sleeper as the Outlaws totally controlled the Hal’s Angels 38-0 Saturday afternoon in Week 2 of the Triple J GNYFF Youth Football League at the UOG Field.

The Metgot division provided the highlight of the afternoon, with the Angels trailing 19-13 until the final play. Sage Verango completed a near 60-yard touchdown pass to Xayden Keezel to tie the game at 19-19. Verango finished off the game with an extra point run conversion to win the game for the Angels, 20-19.

In the Matua division, the Outlaws dominated from the start. Quarterback Willis Nickepwi opened with a 27-yard touchdown pass to Y’Napu Aguon. The momentum continued with Joe Fausto’s 26-yard touchdown run and another Nickepwi scoring strike to Raymond Omapas for 49 yards. Rio Reyes added a 47-yard score off a hook-and-ladder play to give the Outlaws a 26-0 lead at halftime.

Players of the Game: Willis Nickepwi, Rio Reyes, Joe Fausto

The Angels’ defense tightened in the third quarter with an interception by Jace Diego and a fumble recovery by Barrett Copp. However, the Outlaws added two more touchdowns in the final quarter, including a second score by Reyes, to finish the game 38–0.

“We have to enter each game with the right mindset, everytime we get on the field,” said Omapas. “It feels good to get the win, but our sqaud still has much work to be done – the job is not yet finished.”

Key Statistics:

– Outlaws: Willis Nickepwi completed 5/5 passes for 149 yards and three touchdowns. Rio Reyes totaled 94 yards and two scores. Joe Fausto recorded 38 rushing yards, a touchdown, four tackles, and a forced fumble.
– Angels: Barrett Copp led the defense with a game-high seven tackles and a fumble recovery. Lacen Hernandez led the offense with 32 rushing yards. Jaiden Suzuki had 14 rushing yards for the Angels.

The Outlaws improve to 2-0, while the Angels fall to a surprising 0-2 mark after losing to the Steelers in Week 1.

Saturday Results

– Manha
Packers 27, Steelers 14
Outlaws 31, Angels 0

– Metgot
Packers 27, Steelers 6
Angels 20, Outlaws 19

– Matua
Packers 27, Steelers 12
Outlaws 38, Angels 0

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