Todd Kaiser broke a scoreless tie, with 6:41 remaining in the game, when he caught a pass from Jacob Huck and went all the way for a touchdown. The play covered 59 yards and was , by far, the biggest play of the day for either team. Up to that moment Summit had not seriously threatened to score as their deepest penetration had been to the Cliffside Park 34 yard line, and that had occurred on Summit's first possession of the game. While the game was a bit lackluster by both sides, a win is a win. The victory brought Summit's season record to 5-5 and dropped Cliffside Park to 3-6.

Game Statistics	Summit	Cliffside Park
First Downs	8	10
Rushes	24	32
Rushing Yards	95	115
Pass Attempts	13	9
Completions	7	3
Intercepted	0	1
Passing Yards	138	33
Other Yards	-13	-21
Total Yards	220	127
Return Yards	32	46
Penalty Yards	35	60
Fumbles	2	2
Fumbles Lost	2	0

Scoring Sequence 1st Quarter none 2nd Quarter none 3rd Quarter none 4th Quarter S-Kaiser 59 yd pass from Huck, Gruetzmacher kick

Individual Statistics RUSHING John Facchinei 4-26, Gregg Jarett 5-24, Pierce Talbot 5-14, Jake Huck 6-12, Daryl Toney 2-10, Will Gruetzmacher 2-9, PASSING Jake Huck 13-7-0-138 1 TDs, RECEIVING Todd Kaiser 3-107, Scott O'Sullivan 2-18, John Stuckey 2-13, RETURNS Todd Kaiser 1-20, Scott O'Sullivan 1-12, PUNTING Todd Kaiser 19.0 INTERCEPTIONS Travis Marchell 1