Quakertown’s all-around attack overruns Bensalem 56-13
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Cody Brady | October 3, 2026
Entering Alumni Field, Quakertown came off their first win of the season against Council Rock South, an upset that finally brought momentum to the Quakertown players.
Quakertown brought their momentum into Alumni Field, and put up 49 first-half points, with Marcus Baxter (2), Lucas Fernes, Daimon Lowande-Richardson, Carter Tucholski, Brendan Gartland, and Dominic Ferrugio all scoring a rushing or receiving touchdown. Along with the offensive onslaught, Quakertown’s junior kicker Benjamin Maugle also went 8-for-8 on PAT’s, along with 2 touchbacks and 5 fair-catches on returns.
To start the game, Gavin Handschumacher received the kickoff, and ran for a 60-yard return.
Gavin Handschumacher takes the opening kickoff for 60 yards for Quakertown against Bensalem. 0-0, 1Q 11:57. @GavinHands2027 @PaFootballNews @SOLsports pic.twitter.com/biQYffoJwv
— Gardner Buchanan (@GardnerBMedia) October 2, 2026
Then, Marcus Baxter punched in the first touchdown of the game, with a goal-line power formation that started the Quakertown onslaught.
Marcus Baxter drives in the touchdown for Quakertown on a quick opening drive. Quakertown 7, Bensalem 0. 1Q 9:59. @BaxterMarc37158 @SOLsports @PaFootballNews pic.twitter.com/QUlGtwmHef
— Gardner Buchanan (@GardnerBMedia) October 2, 2026
After a fumble and recovery for Quakertown, Daimon Lowande-Richardson broke off three tackles, and brought Quakertown within the 15, where freshman Elliot Martin dived for the endzone and made the score 14-0 for Quakertown.
Freshman Elliot Martin receives the 12-yd touchdown pass for Quakertown. Quakertown 14, Bensalem 0. 1Q 6:07. @PaFootballNews @SOLsports pic.twitter.com/G1ojejQlAw
— Gardner Buchanan (@GardnerBMedia) October 2, 2026
In response to Quakertown, Bensalem’s star running-back Brennan Farnsworth found a gap for a 78-yard touchdown. Farnsworth entered the game with 700 rushing yards, and the leader of Bensalem.
Brennan Farnsworth takes the first play of the drive for 77-yards and a touchdown
Quakertown 14, Bensalem 6. 1Q 5:46. @BrennanFarns @PaFootballNews @SOLsports @BensalemOwlsFB pic.twitter.com/XUnPSTNSCH
— Gardner Buchanan (@GardnerBMedia) October 3, 2026
Despite Farnsworth’s touchdown, the Brnsalem defense was no match for Lowande-Richardson, who took an outside toss for an 80-yard touchdown on the first play of Quakertown’s drive, making a 21-6 game.
Daimon Lowande-Richardson punches in a 78-yard TOUCHDOWN. Quakertown 21, Bensalem 6. 1Q 5:24. @PaFootballNews @Daimon139 @SOLsports pic.twitter.com/7PuiP1NPle
— Gardner Buchanan (@GardnerBMedia) October 3, 2026
Lowande-Richardson continued, totaling 160+ yards in the first quarter, with another 36-yard rush, which set up a goal-line connection of Carter Tucholski to Dominic Ferrugio.
Daimon Lowande-Richardson rushes for 36-yd, setting up a Dominic Ferrugio touchdown off Carter Tucholski’s pass. Quakertown 35, Bensalem 8. 2Q 8:48. @PaFootballNews @Daimon139 @DominicFerrugio @Cartertuch6 @SOLsports pic.twitter.com/8FdfIgKQon
— Gardner Buchanan (@GardnerBMedia) October 2, 2026
Then, with a 35-6 lead, Quakertown recovered a goal-line fumble, where Marcus Baxter punched in his second touchdown of the game, making a 42-6 game.
Marcus Baxter rushes in for a touchdown to put Quakertown up 36. Quakertown 42, Bensalem 6. 2Q 6:45. @PaFootballNews @BaxterMarc37158 @SOLsports pic.twitter.com/1Ad8ZtpM13
— Gardner Buchanan (@GardnerBMedia) October 2, 2026
With the running clock entering half-time, Quakertown and Bensalem substituted the starters, allowing the clock to bleed, with a Quakertown 56-13 victory in result.
