Gloversville’s Dominic Dorman runs with the ball against Johnstown’s Brandon Frank during their football game at Knox Field in Johnstown on Friday, September 3, 2021.
In a season-opening game for both teams, Gloversville topped Johnstown 34-0 Friday at Knox Field. Photos from The Daily Gazette’s Erica Miller.
Gloversville’s Giorgio Glionna with the ball against Johnstown’s Brandon Frank.
Gloversville’s Dominic Dorman with the ball against Johnstown’s Brandon Frank.
Johnstown’s Brodie Loucks with the ball.
Gloversville’s Kyle Robare with the first touchdown against Johnstown.
Gloversville’s Garrett Dooling makes a pass.
Gloversville’s John Heimer V with the ball against Johnstown’s Marcus Wilson.
Gloversville’s Garrett Dooling makes a pass against Johnstown’s Andrew Lake and Ethan Petrie.
Gloversville’s Garrett Dooling.
Gloversville’s Kyle Robare with the ball against Johnstown’s Benjamin Krempa and Andrew Lake.
Johnstown’s Brodie Loucks with the ball against Gloversville’s Kaymen Lewis-Matthews.
Gloversville’s Garrett Dooling makes a pass against Johnstown’s Marcus Wilson.
Johnstown’s Jordan Fox with the ball against Gloversville’s Leo Perez.
Johnstown’s head coach Paul Furman.
Johnstown’s Bryce Mureness hands the ball to Marcus Wilson.
Gloversville fans during their football game against Johnstown at Knox Field in Johnstown on Friday, September 3, 2021.
Gloversville’s Simon Bruce goes for the pass against Johnstown’s Jordan Fox.
Gloversville’s Garrett Dooling celebrates a touchdown.
Gloversville fans.
Gloversville fans during their football game against Johnstown at Knox Field in Johnstown on Friday, September 3, 2021.
Gloversville cheerleaders during their football game against Johnstown at Knox Field in Johnstown on Friday, September 3, 2021.
Johnstown’s team during National Anthem.
Johnstown’s team enters the field.
Gloversville cheerleaders during their football game against Johnstown at Knox Field in Johnstown on Friday, September 3, 2021.
Johnstown fans in the stands.
Gloversville’s Kyle Robare with the ball against Johnstown’s Benjamin Krempa and Andrew Lake.
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