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The Paris Musketeers exploded for forty second-half points in a dominant 60-25 Western Conference win over Cologne. In all, nine different Musketeers would find the endzone, shattering a team record. Paris opened the scoring on the opening drive with QB Zach Edwards finding Remi Bertellin in the corner of the endzone on a 24-yard strike for an early 7-0 lead. But the Centurions would not be discouraged, battling back with an interception return for a touchdown by Bijon Harris and a one-yard TD run by QB Isaiah Weed.
Leading by just one point early in the third quarter and facing a 4th-and-1 from midfield, the Musketeers grabbed momentum as Edwards fooled everyone with a shovel pass to linebacker-turned-running back Dauson Dales who scampered 51 yards up the middle for a TD and a 26-19 lead. Edwards dazzled, throwing for four touchdowns and running in another as he led a Paris offense that racked up over 500 yards on the day. Hugo Tekedam showed his explosiveness on a 64 yard catch and run TD while Jason Aguemon put an exclamation point on the victory with a 79-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Running backs Chris Voumbo and Jordan Genmark Heath also found the Endzone, but it was Aguemon’s who stole the show. “I was told to stay focused,” Aguemon said after the game, “Today the goal was to rotate all the running backs, so I still needed to prove some things, to prove them to myself. And it was like, this is the moment, I’m going to go all the way.” The win propels the Musketeers to 3-1 and into playoff contention.
