October 5, 2019

Cavanaugh’s 3 TDs lead Bentworth

By Mon Valley Independent

By the Mon Valley Independent

Trent Cavanaugh finished with three total touchdowns to lead Bentworth past Avella, 31-20, in Tri-County South Conference play Friday night. 

Cavanaugh totaled 145 yards on 17 carries while adding touchdown runs of 38 and 34 yards. He also had a receiving touchdown of 26 yards from quarterback Shawn Dziak. 

Owen Petrisek added a 5-yard rushing touchdown for Bentworth (2-5, 2-3), while Trevor Richardson hit a 32-yard field goal. 

Matt Kidwell, Derrick Terolli and Noah Markle each had rushing touchdowns for Avella (1-6, 0-4). 

Bentworth travels to California next week. 

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