MONTROSS—Windsor High School was on the road for an out-of-division VHSL football match against Washington and Lee. The Dukes started things off right with the first score, but the Eagles then scored 28 unanswered points on their way to a 56-13 win.

The Eagles had 402 total yards to the Dukes’ 284, and WHS also threw 3 interceptions.

Windsor started off the scoring on a 33-yard pass from Keshawn Reid to Malcolm Greene with 3:06 left in the first. Jacob Watson nailed the extra point to put the Dukes up 7-0.

The Eagles got started with 35 seconds left in the first, with Dexter Thompson running one in from 13 yards out, and they didn’t stop.

Marion Pollard scored early in the second from 9 yards out. 7 minutes later, Treshawn Brown completed a 28-yard pass to Jariet Sumiel to make it 21-7, which would be the score at the half.

In the third, Washington and Lee continued scoring with D.J. Weldon scoring from 13 yards out with about 30 seconds elapsed in the second half.

Two minutes later, Windsor would answer, as Reid found Greene again, and this time it was a 69-yard completion. The kick failed, making the score 28-13.

The Eagles would again score 28 unanswered points. The first of the third came less than two minutes later, and it was Weldon from 1 yard out. 6 minutes later, Weldon took it in from 40 yards out.

Early in the fourth, Thompson got another touchdown run, this one from 62 yards out.

With the second team on the field, with 4:25 left to go in the game, Kidanny DeJesus scored from 15-yards out and the backup kicker hit the extra point to finish the scoring at 56-13.

Greene had a good night, though, as he caught all five of Reid’s completed passes for 157 yards and two of them for touchdowns. Reid himself was 5-11 passing, and he threw two interceptions. Devawn Cosbert was 0-2 passing with 1 interception.

Breon Stocks led the way on the ground for the Dukes with 14 carries for 50 yards.

Windsor, now 1-1 on the season, have a bye next week.