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St. Xavier 41 Trinity 0 (Frosh)

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One of best plays of game was when LB Jaxon Panariello ripped ball from Trinity RB while he was running and went 80 yards for TD. He also makes tackles all over the field. For those who don’t know, he is LaBradford Smith’s son and looks to have inherited some of his athleticism.

One of best plays of game was when LB Jaxon Panariello ripped ball from Trinity RB while he was running and went 80 yards for TD. He also makes tackles all over the field. For those who don’t know, he is LaBradford Smith’s son and looks to have inherited some of his athleticism.

 

He’s going to be a good one. Do the Tigers have any skill position players that stood out?

I heard Jaxon is also a great basketball player!

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Trinity’s #9 at WR is good player. He made nice down field catch with coverage on him. Also had some other catches.

Trinity’s #9 at WR is good player. He made nice down field catch with coverage on him. Also had some other catches.

I think you mean #6. This kid has great hands and above average speed. He is a quality player.

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I think you mean #6. This kid has great hands and above average speed. He is a quality player.

 

I went back and looked on Hudl and he was #9 named Noah Meyers.

You’re right. I was thinking you were referencing a STX player. #9 for Trinity is a good quality player. Sorry for the confusion.

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You’re right. I was thinking you were referencing a STX player. #9 for Trinity is a good quality player. Sorry for the confusion.

 

No problem.

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