Middletown earned some postseason bragging rights after a successful outing on Wednesday. They took their game against Wallkill by a conclusive 34-10 score. That looming 24-point mark stands out as the most commanding margin for Middletown yet.
Middletown started the matchup off right with 28 first-half points. Wallkill wasn't quite able to keep up, scoring 10 to make it 28-10 heading into the break. The Middletown defense stood its ground in the third quarter, giving up 0 and all but finishing the match.
Sophomore Dalton Howell and junior Robert Denson were among the main playmakers for Middletown as the former threw 2 TDs and picked up 35 yards on the ground on 7 carries and the latter rushed for 86 yards and 1 touchdown on 11 carries.
The victory makes it two in a row for Middletown and bumps their record up to 4-5. Wallkill are on a five-game losing streak that has dropped them down to 2-7. Both of these squads appear to be finished for the season, as they have no upcoming games scheduled.
See the Wallkill vs. Middletown matchup
hereThis article is automatically generated based on data entered into MaxPreps, so while we are not in person at each game, we are able to cover high schools across the country with a news article. To share comments, correct errors, or give any other feedback on the article please send an email to
maxpreps-infosentience-article-feedback@cbsinteractive.com
