ODAC Football Play of the Week: Week 11 - Shenandoah

Nov 15, 2016

Shenandoah and Washington and Lee combined for 1,145 yards of offense in the Generals’ 59-42 win, but it was this blocked punt touchdown that proved the most dynamic set. With 6:45 to play, Malik Sims broke thru the W&L line and blocked a punt attempt. The loose bounded around for several seconds before Weldon Gilchrist, Jr. picked it up. He eluded several would-be tacklers before finding open field. He returned the ball 38 yards for a touchdown to pull the Hornets to within 10 at 52-42.

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