Fredonia (1-1, 0-1) failed to reach the endzone, but defensively came up with some turnovers as both Brianna Whitfield and Rosaliz Aponte reeled in interceptions. Whitfield also defended two passes and had five flag pulls, Natalia DiPalma and Juliana Snyder both had five flag pulls. Francesca Pucci led with 10 flag pulls.

The Hillbillies are back in action on Friday against rival Dunkirk at the Orange Bowl.

MARAUDERS FALL TO HAMBURG

The Marauders entertained Hamburg in Division 2 South action at Karl Hoeppner Field and fell 46-12.

Fredonia’s Ella Koopman rolls out for a pass while being rushed by Pioneer’s Messina Maul. OBSERVER Photo by Tim Frank

Dunkirk (0-1, 0-1) put its points on the board in the second half when Jayla Pacheco finished off a long rushing touchdown. The Marauders reached paydirt again when Molly DiCara connected with Shyla Karin through the air for a touchdown.

Dunkirk looks to turn the tide on the road against rival Fredonia this Friday at 7 p.m.

Fredonia’s Emma Patterson eyes down Pioneer defender Emma Watson as she looks for yardage in Wednesday’s Division 2 South girls flag football game in Yorkshire. OBSERVER Photo by Tim Frank