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Once again, Nassir Jones came up big to keep Williamsport undefeated.
				Jones continued to star on both sides of the ball for the Millionaires, opening the scoring with a touchdown catch and then forcing a fumble with a sack to set up another score in a 26-7 win over Berwick on Friday at STA Stadium.
				Those impact plays helped the Millionaires win despite being outgained 256-210.
				Holding a three-point lead in the second quarter, Jones&rsquo; strip sack gave Williamsport the ball in Berwick territory. The ensuing score put the Millionaires up 16-7 at the break, and they blanked the Dawgs the rest of the way.
				An early lead for the Millionaires (3-0) was cut to 10-7 when Berwick standout Mason Laubach burst 47 yards for a touchdown on fourth down.
				Jones&rsquo; defensive play nabbed the momentum back for the home team as Williamsport scored less than a minute later on a 16-yard touchdown pass from Frankie Morrone to Cam Sims.
				That duo wasn&rsquo;t done yet as Morrone connected with Sims for a 19-yard touchdown that made it 23-7.
				Morrone and Jones got things started in the first quarter as the big tight end hauled in a 6-yard touchdown. He contributed to another score with a fourth-down catch that set up a 27-yard field goal by Elliott Wannop for a 10-0 lead.
				Wannop closed out the scoring with a 30-yard field goal in the final minute of play.
				Morrone finished 10-for-16 for 111 yards and three scores through the air. Shawn Sheptock ran for 78 yards for the Dawgs.
				According to the Williamsport Sun-Gazette, Laubach was ejected in the third quarter after picking up his second unsportsmanlike conduct flag. Berwick&rsquo;s Peyton Williams was also tossed from the game.

Williamsport moves to 3-0 with win over Berwick