Saints Win 6th In A Row

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By KFBB Sports_Team

Story Published: Oct 7, 2007 at 2:45 PM MDT

Story Updated: Oct 7, 2007 at 2:45 PM MDT

The number three ranked Carroll College Fighting Saints are still undefeated this season after defeating their biggest rival Montana Tech 17-0 on Saturday.

The Saints scored in the first quarter when Gabe Le scampered into the endzone from six yards out giving Carroll the 7-0 lead.

The scored stayed the same until the third when Quarterback John Barnett hooked up with David Wittmoyer in the endzone from eleven yards putting the Saints up 14-0.

But the big story was the Saints defense. Carroll had fifteen sacks on Tech Quarterback Matt Komac setting a new NAIA record.

The Saints begin their second half of the Frontier Conferencee season next Saturday when they take on Rocky Mountain College at home.

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