Rummel beat Holy Cross 24-9, turning stalled red-zone drives into points with Joseph Delcid’s three field goals. Colton Nussmeier also threw two touchdown passes to Nathaniel Singleton, while Rummel’s defense shut out Holy Cross after halftime and allowed just one second-half first down.

By the Numbers
  • Rummel: 24 points; Holy Cross: 9.
  • Delcid: 3 field goals, including kicks from 36 and 39 yards.
  • Nussmeier: 10-for-19 passing, 128 yards and 2 touchdowns.
  • Rummel: 7-1 overall and 4-1 in District 9-5A; Holy Cross: 3-5 and 1-4.
Yes, But

Rummel’s offense struggled to finish drives in the red zone, and Holy Cross led 9-6 at halftime. But Delcid’s field goals kept Rummel close, and the Raiders took control after the break. Holy Cross coach Scott Wattigny pointed to dropped interceptions as missed chances to change the game.

What’s Next

Rummel faces Jesuit before closing the regular season against undefeated St. Augustine. Holy Cross plays John Curtis, then finishes against Brother Martin.

Bottom Line

Rummel’s win came from complementary football: Delcid converted stalled drives, and the defense shut down Holy Cross when it mattered most.