In a surprising PSAL 2A matchup, August Martin High School triumphed over the favored Beach Channel Campus, 20-14. Despite a 1-5 season record, head coach Kyle Allen emphasized their potential. Key contributions from players like Rowayne McKenzie and Jaydan Walters helped the Falcons secure their victory, showcasing teamwork and resilience.
August Martin High School's football team, after a successful season, expects an even better one in 2024. With a strong returning squad and new talent, the coaches anticipate a competitive year ahead.
Falcons improve to 3-3, while Express drop to 3-3 in PSAL Division A football game.
August Martin Football improves to 1-0-1 in 2023.
McKenzie, a junior, recorded two sacks and Salazar, a senior, was in on a number of tackles.
After a 3-4 season, Falcons look to come back strong in 2023.
August Martin drops record to 0-2 in league play.
Davis’ total stats were 89 completions on 134 pass attempts for 1336 yards and 15 touchdowns with nine interceptions. On the ground, he scampered for 123 yards on 41 carries and four scores.
Overall, for the Falcons program since Allen and Assistant Christopher Sino took over the program in 2018, with 2020 lost due to COVID-19, they will have at least 10 players on college rosters next fall, two of which have earned DII scholarships: defensive player Michael Oriakhi (Tiffin University) and two-way standout Isaiah Allen (Pace University).
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