In the Division II select championship game, St. Thomas More overcame a 14-0 deficit and an out-gained yardage to secure a 35-21 victory over Lafayette Christian with back-to-back touchdowns in the fourth quarter and a key pick-six, clinching their second consecutive state championship.

Why It Matters

Despite facing early challenges and being out-gained in yardage, St. Thomas More's ability to rally and clinch the victory showcases their resilience and determination, solidifying their position as state champions and achieving a perfect 14-0 season.

By the Numbers
  • St. Thomas More secured a 35-21 victory over Lafayette Christian in the Division II select championship game.
  • St. Thomas More achieved a perfect 14-0 season, marking the first time in program history to do so.
State of Play
  • St. Thomas More demonstrated resilience by overcoming a 14-0 deficit and out-gained yardage to secure the victory.
  • Quarterback Sam Altmann's leadership and performance solidified St. Thomas More's position as state champions, despite not receiving college offers.
Bottom Line

St. Thomas More's ability to overcome challenges and secure a second consecutive state championship, coupled with Altmann's standout performance, reflects the team's resilience and determination, solidifying their place in history with a perfect 14-0 season, despite the quarterback's lack of college offers.