WEST PITTSTON - Western Wayne scored 28 unanswered points in the second half to stun Wyoming Area 40-34, on Friday night in an exciting shoot out that came down too seconds on the clock.
Robbie Siclari led the Wildcats with 195 yards on 23 carries scoring five total touchdowns, including the game winner with 18 seconds left on the clock.
Wyoming Area came out in the first half moving the ball on offense.
Making his first start at quarterback, Nick O'Brien combined for 245 rushing and passing and five touchdowns.
On the Warrior first possession, O'Brien took the snap through the middle of the line, broke to the outside and put on the jets for a 56-yard touchdown.
After a Western Wayne fumble, O'Brien connected with Joe Adonizio on a beautiful throw and catch from 21 yards out. The Warrior would continue their offensive explosion as O'Brien scored three more rushing touchdowns before the half giving his team a 34-12 lead at the break.
From there, Western Wayne dominated.
Robbie Siclari scored three times in the last 5:30 of the fourth quarter. The deciding score came when Western Wayne held Wyoming Area on fourth down with a minute to play.
Siclari ripped off 26 yards, followed by a pass interference call on the Warriors set up Western Wayne inside the Warrior 15 yard line.
Siclarie busted through the line and drove into the end zone for the game winning touchdown with seconds to play.
