When the Le Roy football team played Canisteo-Greenwood last season, they were up 56-0 at the half.
A much improved Redskins team gave Le Roy a game for a while before the Oatkan Knights started putting up points in winning 36-0, giving the homecoming crowd an offensive and defensive show.
It was the 40th consecutive win at Hartwood Park for Le Roy, which last lost at home to Hornell, 7-0, in 1998.
C-G failed to move the ball down the field on its first drive of the game with a shotgun/option offense that was later making Le Roy defenders miss.
But the first drive didn't lead to much of anything.
Quarterback Mark Ahearn tried finding a receiver on the left side of the field, but Mike Humphrey - who led the state in interceptions last year - picked off the pass with a high vertical jump.
Le Roy quickly capitalized on the drive that started at the C-G 11 when Travis Fenstermaker scored on a 1-yard keeper.
This time, Canisteo-Greendwood moved the ball to midfield before the Le Roy defense forced a punt.
After Fenstermaker hooked up with Humphrey on a short pass, Andrew Alexander busted off a 46-yard touchdown run, giving Le Roy a 14-0 first quarter advantage.
The Redskins marched again, but Humphrey put the drive to an end with another interception. He returned this one from the Le Roy 15 to the 49.
Fenstermaker had a 16-yard run and found Humphrey on a 26 yard pass, setting up a 6-yard TD run for Alexander.
Le Roy faked the extra point on this one and Humphrey - who is also the holder - found John Schueing for the two point conversion.
The Oatkan Knights added one more score in the first half when Fenstermaker found Humphrey on a 20-yard TD pass. It was the sixth time this season the two have connected on touchdown passes.
Le Roy's only second half touchdown was a 1-yard touchdown run by John Casper.
Fenstermaker went 7-of-12 for 127 yards and Humphrey hauled in six receptions for 97 yards.
Alexander rushed for 152 yards and the two scores on 18 carries as Le Roy improves to 4-0 and prepares for a tough stretch.
The Oatkan Knights will face Avon, Caledonia-Mumford and Hornell to finish off the regular season.
