Brunswick converted two second-half North Hagerstown turnovers into touchdowns on Friday night and captured a 27-14 victory over the Hubs.
The Railroaders (2-6) had a 14-0 halftime advantage, but North (1-7) responded with a quick third-quarter touchdown and appeared to have the momentum to turn things around.
The Brunswick defense, however, had other ideas.
Anthony Johnikin intercepted a pass from Hubs quarterback Steve Coccodrilli and raced 45 yards for a third-quarter touchdown. Later, Justin Stone put the game away when he recovered a Coccodrilli fumble in the backfield in the fourth quarter and raced 87 yards untouched.
"I thought we were getting back in the game early in the third quarter, but they made the big play (Johnikin's interception) and we didn't recover," North coach Dan Cunningham said. "We were very inconsistent on offense. At times, we didn't offer much protection for Steve. And we didn't take advantage of their mistakes."
