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BYFIELD — Triton simply had too much of everything.

With a physical front line as an imposing foundation, the Vikings totally controlled the line of scrimmage yesterday against Pentucket and, in turn, time of possession. From there, sophomore quarterback Blaise Whitman became a multi-dimensional weapon, more effective than highly touted running back Brendan O'Neil.

BYFIELD — Triton simply had too much of everything.

With a physical front line as an imposing foundation, the Vikings totally controlled the line of scrimmage yesterday against Pentucket and, in turn, time of possession. From there, sophomore quarterback Blaise Whitman became a multi-dimensional weapon, more effective than highly touted running back Brendan O'Neil.

NORTH ANDOVER — The Triton football team may have been punished last evening for something Newburyport did last week.

North Andover, one week after being upset by the Clippers, took out its frustration on the visiting Vikings en route to a 35-8 victory at Joe Walsh Stadium.

ROWLEY — Despite playing in light rain and on a muddy surface, the undefeated Triton Vikings seemed unaffected by the playing conditions en route to its fifth straight win, 33-14 over North Reading. The now 5-0 Vikings got another steller performance by running back Brendan O'Neil, rushing for 169 yards and two scores while the Hornets were plagued by numerous turnovers.