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Tuesday, Feb 07, 2012
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Normans Fall To Hamilton, 42-12 In Home Game
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A frustrated Norman football team lost to Los Angeles’ Hamilton High, 42-12, last Friday.

Quarterback Cameron Countryman contributed both the Norman’s scores, and he  and wide receiver Daniel Bradbury were singled out by Coach Donald Paysinger for their contibutions.

A 50-yard-screen pass to A.J. Fortier for a first-quarter touchdown brought the game to just under the Yankees lead at 7-6.

The Normans couldn’t stop the Yankees next 35-point run until Countryman’s 45-yard fourth-quarter touchdown run.

The Normans have been plagued with injuries this season. Quarterback Josh Newman, who suffered a sprained left ankle is expected to return for the Oct. 16 Ocean League opening game against Hawthorne.

Marcus Silberger, who sustained a broken jaw is expected to return a week later.

Tomorrow, the team hosts Desert Hot Springs at 7 p.m. on Nickoll Field in the final game of non-league play. BHHS beat the Golden Eagles, 38-7 last season.
 
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