Cortland’s Historic Win: Zac Boyes Throws for 349 Yards in NCAA Division III Championship Triumph
Cortland's Zac Boyes threw for 349 yards and five touchdowns, rushed for 123 yards, and led his team to a 38-37 victory over defending champion North Central, securing Cortland's first NCAA Division III championship.
Why It MattersThe victory marks a historic moment for Cortland football, ending North Central's unbeaten run and securing their first D-III title.
By the Numbers- Cortland's Zac Boyes threw for 349 yards and five touchdowns
- Boyes rushed for 123 yards
- North Central's Luke Lehnen threw for 179 yards and two touchdowns, and ran for 159 yards and another score
- Cortland: Secured their first D-III championship
- North Central: Suffered their first loss since the 2021 championship game
Cortland's victory is expected to boost the team's morale and potentially impact recruitment and future performance in Division III football.
Bottom LineCortland's historic victory over North Central marks a significant milestone for the program, potentially setting the stage for sustained success in the Division III football landscape.
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