No. 5 Windsor Looks to Stay Unbeaten at Bristol Eastern

Windsor traveled to Muzzy Field last Saturday to take on Bristol Central, and saw success on both sides of the ball, defeating the Rams 47-0, and improving to 2-0 on the season.

Heading to Muzzy Field again Friday, this time to face Bristol Eastern in a CCC Division II West game, the Warriors are hoping for a case of deja vu.

Mistakes committed by Windsor's first string offense were few and far between against Bristol Central -- a big improvement from Windsor's sloppy win in week one, in which the team turned the ball over five times and were penalized for more than 100 yards.

Windsor only turned the ball over once last week, and its starting defense has yet to let up a touchdown.

Bristol Eastern comes into the game without a win -- they lost to RHAM, 28-24, in week one, and then suffered a 68-20 loss to undefeated Middletown last week.

In two weeks of play, Windsor (2-0, 1-0), is averaging 328.5 yards per game -- 233.5 of those yards are through the air. The Warriors are averaging five touchdowns a game, but are also averaging three turnovers per game (five turnovers were committed in week one).

With stellar play on the defensive side of the ball, and a passing game that has yet to be challenged, the running game in Coach Rob Fleeting's spread offense is the only facet of the team that hasn't taken off.

Windsor is averaging 95 yards per game on the ground, with quarterback Quinn Fleeting and receiver Aaron Barardino tying for the team lead with 67 yards on the year.

Kickoff at Bristol's Muzzy Field is at 7 p.m.