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Mariners edge Falcons

Harry Patterson threw as many interceptions as touchdowns, but the performance was good enough to lift Marine Lounge past the Falcons 15-14 in Corner Brook Coors Light Touch Football League play on Sunday.

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Patterson connected with Steve Perry and Steve Huxter on his two touchdown throws. Perry recorded a one-point conversion, while Adam Anderson notched one of the two-point variety in the win.

Sean Greeve and Huxter both had interceptions on defence, while Glen Aucoin had a sack.

Josh Skinner threw touchdowns to Brad Dyke and Ryley Nadon in the loss, with Nadon adding a one-point conversion.

Drew Nadon piled up three sacks, with Dyke managing one. Pearce Penton and Ryley Nadon both had picks.

In other action, Greg Whelan’s three-touchdown effort helped lead the Pirates to a 22-8 triumph over the Broncos.

Mark Gillis came down with two of those touchdown throws, with Jeff Hull securing the other. Steve Gould and Paul George scored on two-point conversions.

Defensively, Phil Oake had a large game with four sacks, while Jeff Mitchell was credited with an interception.

Ryan Barry connected with Jordan Herritt for the Broncos’ lone touchdown. Barry and Don Patey each had a two-point conversion.

Jordan Warren recorded a pick.

Elsewhere, the Golden Gophers kept picking off Raiders quarterback Matt Roache all day — including a pick-six by Alex Forward for the game’s lone points as the Gophers won 6-0.

Michael Tavenor had two interceptions, with Fred Prosper notching the other.

Chris Bulger and Pat Fewer each came down with a pick for the losing side, while Matt Walsh recorded two sacks.

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