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Falcons football grinds out win over ALA Anthem South

Winners of second straight

Fountain Hills Cole Johnson, 3, goes up for a touchdown over an ALA Anthem South defender in the Falcons' win on Oct. 2.

(Independent Newsmedia/Andrew Lwowski)

Jack Stumpf, 10, makes a leaping catch between two ALA Anthem South defenders in Fountain Hills win on Oct. 2

(Independent Newsmedia/Andrew Lwowski)

It wasn't pretty, but Fountain Hills football was able to grind out a 7-6 win over ALA Anthem South at home on Friday, Oct. 2.

Two key Titans (4-3) penalties made the difference as the Falcons (2-5) claim their second straight win.

With Fountain Hills up 7-0 and knocking at the door early in the fourth quarter, ALA Anthem South pounced on a high snap over the head of quarterback Kainoa Brilhante to take over at its own 9-yard line.

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