Martinsburg Survives Bridgeport, 35-21 | Bulldogs Deliver Late
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Martinsburg survived a back-and-forth battle with Bridgeport, using two crucial red-zone takeaways and a late explosive touchdown to earn a 35-21 victory at Wayne Jamison Field.
With Bridgeport threatening to tie the game in the fourth quarter, Gabe Martin fumbled near the goal line and Kolby Walker recovered in the end zone to keep Martinsburg in front. Bridgeport answered moments later when Graham Vincent intercepted Brian Dick, giving the Indians another opportunity.
But the Bulldogs' defense delivered again. With Bridgeport back inside the Martinsburg red zone, Kolby Walker intercepted Vincent, ending another potential scoring drive.
Martinsburg then put the game away.
Dick found a wide-open Zane Wipf, who broke free for a 74-yard touchdown with 1:34 remaining to give the Bulldogs the final two-score margin. Wipf finished with four receptions for 135 yards, while Dick threw for 271 yards and added 108 yards on the ground.
Relive the turnovers, the late-game drama and the touchdown that sealed a memorable 35-21 Martinsburg victory over Bridgeport.
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