Storm top Avengers in Atom Football Championship
ANDREW BRETHAUER   November 7th, 2010


The Atom championship featured the Storm versus the Avengers for the Atom Championship. The Storm offence pulled out trickery in the beginning, using punt fakes and play action to move the ball down field into Avenger territory. Keyshawn Jordan, the Storm QB would fake a pass and keep the ball and ran for an 11 yard touchdown.

The Avengers could not get their offence past the first down markers on their next two attempts, and the Storm took a 6-0 lead. Jordan would keep the ball again, and juke through defenders and break tackles on his way to a 39 yard touchdown run for his second of the game. The two point kick was good, and the Storm opened an 14-0 lead.

The Avengers would move down field on deep plays, but fumbled to end their drive as Travis Conrad recovers the fumble for the Storm. Holden Mathany would then run 63 yards up the middle for a score, and give the Storm a 22-0 lead.

The Avengers would fumble again on their next drive, and the Storm would throw down field for great field position. Jordan would run it in for this third touchdown of the game just before the half ended. The Storm lead 30-0 at the half.

The Storm open the second half with a long deep pass, before Perry Solomon runs to the left for a 20 yard touchdown. Tyson Mercurio added the extra two points, and the Storm take a 38-0 lead.

The Avengers on the kick off return it deep into Storm territory and begin their drive on the Storm 30 yard line. After being brought back five yards, Avenger QB Jamie Cambell scrambles from the pocket, before rushing up field for a 35 yard touchdown. The extra two points was good, for a 38-8 score.

The Avengers keep the momentum going with a recovered an onside kick. Cambell threw a 35 yard touchdown pass to Cam shaw and Nathan Khan converts the kick for the extra two to bring the score to 38-16. The Storm would reply to this score with 22 yard touchdown run by Holdan Mathan.

The Avengers make a last ditch effort to score, going down field and getting close to the Storm endzone. But an interception would end the play, and the Storm would take the Atom Championship, 44-16.