HOLLAND — Seven different players scored touchdowns as Fredonia coasted past Holland 51-7 in Division 2 South flag football Monday.

“We obviously knew what we had coming back this year,” Fredonia head coach Nick Bertrando said, “but at the same time three of the seven touchdowns were from freshmen who are playing for the first time.”

Fredonia ran for 327 yards and passed for another 36. Francesca Pucci led the Hillbillies (4-1, 2-1) with 70 yards and a score, Ella Koopman had 59 yards and a score, Keilany Diaz had 57 yards and a score, Juliana Snyder had 51 yards and a score, Madelyn Polhamus had 32 yards and a score, Emma Patterson had 20 yards and a score, and Paige Elliot ran for 19 yards and a score, while also catching a touchdown.

“It’s definitely nice when you have multiple people you can hopefully spread the ball around to,” Bertrando said. “Everybody is on the same page, they are clicking and they are doing what we’ve worked on.”

Brianna Whitfield led the defense with five flag pulls, two passes defended and a sack, Elizabeth Morris had four flag pulls and two sacks, Gracia Domenico had four flag pulls and Lily Runkel also had four flag pulls.

Fredonia has won three straight games since a 26-0 shutout loss to Pioneer.

“They are very, very good,” Bertrando said of the Panthers. “That was a good wakeup call for us.”

The Hillbillies return to action Wednesday at home against Depew.

LANCASTER POSTS SHUTOUT

JAMESTOWN — Lancaster handed Jamestown a 33-0 Division 1 loss at Strider Field.

Ella Propheter led the Red & Green (3-2, 2-1) with 60 yards passing and 40 yards rushing. Kaylee Leeper rushed for 20 yards and Chryssa Wahl rushed for 10, while Kate Kathman had 40 receiving yards.

Dainys Cruz had 10 flag pulls, while Kathman and Propheter had eight apiece. Leeper had four flag pulls and an interception.

Jamestown returns to action Saturday at Niagara Falls.

SATURDAY

PUCCI RUNS WILD

HAMBURG — Francesca Pucci ran for 149 of Fredonia’s 366 yards as the Hillbillies beat Frontier 24-0 in nonleague flag football Saturday.

Ella Koopman ran for 76 yards and two touchdowns, while completing two passes for 12 yars; Emma Patterson ran for 42 yards and a touchdown; and Pucci ran for the other touchdown for Fredonia (3-1, 1-1 Division 2 South). Natalia DiPalma also ran for 59 yards.

Defensively, Lily Runkel led the way for the Hillbillies with three sacks, two passes defended and three flag pulls. Rosaliz Aponte had five flag pulls, while Brianna Whitfield, Juliana Snyder and Koopman each had three.

Frontier, which is 0-4 in Division 1, fell to 0-6 overall.

The Hillbillies return to league play Monday at Holland.