by: Megan O’Connor, Boston Breakers Beat Reporter

In a rollercoaster of emotions at the stadium, the Boston Breakers and New Jersey delivered a game that will be remembered for its intensity, twists, and a captivating comeback attempt by the Breakers. Despite the final scoreline reading 23-21 in favor of New Jersey, the Breakers showcased resilience and determination that left fans on the edge of their seats until the last seconds.

The game kicked off with a defensive battle, and both teams struggled to find the end zone in the first quarter. However, New Jersey managed to break the deadlock in the second quarter with a field goal by Ruzek, followed by a touchdown run by Carthon, extending their lead to 10-0.

As the game progressed, Carthon continued to make his presence felt, adding another touchdown in the third quarter. The Breakers, trailing 17-0, faced an uphill battle. However, they answered back with a touchdown of their own as Jordan found the end zone, bringing the score to 17-7.

New Jersey extended their lead with additional field goals by Ruzek in the fourth quarter, making it 23-7. Despite the odds, the Breakers mounted a thrilling comeback. Quarterback Walton led the charge, connecting with Lockett and Ross for two quick touchdowns in the final minutes.

The stadium erupted with cheers as the Breakers closed the gap to 23-21, but time ran out, leaving them just shy of completing a remarkable comeback. The valiant effort showcased the team’s tenacity and fighting spirit, earning them the respect and admiration of fans.