The Barrington High School football team turned the ball over numerous times against Middletown in Friday night's opener and lost 34-6.
The Eagles' defense made a spirited goal line stand …
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The Barrington High School football team turned the ball over numerous times against Middletown in Friday night's opener and lost 34-6.
The Eagles' defense made a spirited goal line stand in the first half, stopping the Islanders on a series of plays inside the 5 yard line. Barrington then grabbed a fumble on its own 1 yard line.
But the turnover comparison would shift in Middletown's favor in the second half. Trailing 14-0, Barrington proceeded to turn the ball over three times on three straight possessions.
While the defense was able to hold for a while, it eventually relented and Middletown grew its lead to 21-0.
On the ensuing kickoff, Barrington's Dante Augustine received the kick, found a crack in the Middletown attackers and out-sprinted a handful of Islanders to the end zone. The Eagles missed the extra-point kick and trailed 21-6.
The Islanders added two more late-game touchdowns and secured the 34-6 victory.
Barrington will play against St. Raphaels Academy in a home game at Victory Field on Friday night.