In a historic debut, Centenary Flag Football made an unforgettable impression with a commanding 37-0 victory over Penn State Schuylkill in their first-ever game. The Cyclones' performance was nothing short of dominant, as they showcased their talent, teamwork, and determination in a statement victory that will go down in the history books for the program and women's collegiate sports.

From the opening whistle, Centenary came out with unmatched energy and focus, taking control of the game early and never looking back. Head Coach Jake McMullan praised the team's outstanding effort, pointing out how each player contributed to the team's success. The Cyclones were led by an incredible all-around performance from their roster, and they made sure that their inaugural game was one to remember.

Defensively, the Cyclones were impenetrable, shutting out Penn State Schuylkill and not allowing a single point. The defense was quick, aggressive, and well-coordinated, with standout performances from players like Brianna Worthy, and Kyree Keyes, who all contributed to keeping the Penn State offense at bay. Whether it was making key tackles, reading the offense's movements, or locking down passing lanes, the defense was simply unstoppable, forcing turnovers and keeping their opponents frustrated throughout the entire game.

Offensively, Centenary showcased their offensive depth, with several players contributing to the blowout victory. McKenzie Almestica and Eve Haddad were dynamic in the passing game, delivering key completions and setting up multiple scores. Jenna Magrino and Cameron Fulcher both provided excellent support, ensuring the offense stayed balanced and effective.

Jenna Magrino, Anais Peralta, and Jazmeen Coral also stepped up with timely plays, adding to the Cyclones' high-powered offensive display.  Camryn Rothery rounded out the squad, bringing energy and skill to every phase of the game.

The Cyclones' offense was precise, and they capitalized on every opportunity, showing a level of chemistry and execution that belied their inexperience as a program. The team's ability to score efficiently and shut down Penn State's offensive efforts was a testament to their preparation and commitment.

This victory not only marks a historic day for Centenary Flag Football but also for women's collegiate flag football as a whole. It's a massive step forward in growing the sport and proving that women's flag football can be just as exciting and competitive as any other college sport. With such a dominating win right out of the gate, Centenary will undoubtedly draw a lot of positive attention to the sport and set the tone for future seasons.

Head Coach Jake McMullan was visibly proud of the team, stating, "This is just the beginning for Centenary Flag Football. The talent, effort, and heart these women showed today is something special, and I can't wait to see what we accomplish as a team moving forward."

Centenary's debut victory serves as a perfect launchpad for what is sure to be an exciting and successful future in women's flag football. The Cyclones' dominance in this first-ever game will inspire and motivate both current and future players, and they'll surely be a team to watch as they continue to build their legacy in the sport.