5v5 Rec Finals

Bleue Dry 7.1 Triumphs in a Thrilling Game Against Blue Ballers

Bleue Dry 7.1 and the Blue Ballers faced off in a semifinal game packed with big plays, and standout performances. From the first snap, it was clear this would be an intense game.

Bleue Dry 7.1 struck first in a huge way. Quarterback Frederic Juneau found Eric Namts downfield for an incredible 45-yard touchdown, setting the tone for what would be a back and forth first half. While their attempt for a 2-point conversion fell short, it was clear they had come to play.

Blue Ballers responded. AJ Gomes led a methodical drive, finding Nicholas Gomes-Risso for 21 yards and then connecting with Marvin Steinberg for a 19-yard gain. Moments later, Gomes threaded a pass to Steinberg for a 5-yard touchdown, leveling the score. Their 1-point conversion attempt, however, was unsuccessful, leaving the game tied.

Bleue Dry 7.1’s next offensive possession was ended when Marvin Steinberg came up with a huge interception. Blue Ballers would capitalize with a Gomes to Gomes-Risso touchdown.

Juneau kept the pressure on, unleashing a 45-yard bomb to Giovani Antonacci for Bleue Dry’s second touchdown. Yet again, the extra-point attempt was unsuccessful, leaving points on the field.

The defenses began to take center stage. Giovani Antonacci, having just scored for Bleue Dry, snagged an interception of his own to shift momentum.

 AJ Gomes would get it right back though as he intercepted Juneau just 2 plays later.

 Gomes delivered a pass to Jack Ciaravella for a touchdown, and soon after, Gomes-Risso found the end zone again with a 15-yard grab. Despite their inability to convert extra points, Blue Ballers were in this game.

Juneau refused to back down. With precision, he delivered touchdown passes to Zachary Vincent and Yvan Desjardins, claiming the lead for Bleue Dry 7.1. Their struggles with conversions continued, but their defense, led by Antonacci’s second interception of the night, held firm.

In the final minutes, Bleue Dry 7.1 sealed the victory with a few safe plays. Juneau’s leadership shone, finishing with 270 yards and five touchdowns. Antonacci‘s defensive heroics, combined with Namts’ big catches, proved too much for the Blue Ballers to overcome.

When the dust settled, Bleue Dry 7.1 walked away with a hard-fought victory, they will play Ambush in the finals.

Five Guys and Ambush delivered a great game filled with tense moments.

The first half saw Five Guys quarterback Jared Buck find Stephan Osman and Edouard Guimas for big plays. Despite an early interception by Ambush’s Owen Bujarsky, Buck rebounded to throw touchdowns to Anthony Moustache and Guimas. Ambush answered as Anthony Drysdale would score twice, Five Guys would go into halftime with a 14-13 lead.

The second half was a battle of endurance. Bujarsky and Phillip Roberts would score pivotal touchdowns. Although their extra-point attempts fell short, they kept up with Five Guys. Buck rallied Five Guys with scores to Osman and Moustache, briefly reclaiming the lead, but Ambush had the final word. A game-winning pass to Bujarsky in the end zone to secure a 31-27 victory after a devastating penalty by Five Guys.

Key performances included Buck’s five touchdown passes. Drysdale and Bujarsky were pivotal for Ambush, while Osman and Moustache carried the Five Guys offense.

In a game defined by resilience and dramatic momentum shifts, Ambush emerged victorious in a thrilling contest.

Ambush will play Bleue Dry 7.1 in the finals.

Ambush and Bleue Dry 7.1 meet in the finals

I play for Ambush so I wont give my opinion on this game. In the regular season these teams met twice and both games were close and entertaining, so if history is any indication this game will be a back and forth contest that will most likely come down to the last drive.