CPTS/OG upsets MXS 6 – 0 Published Oct. 11, 2007 By Airman Shen-Chia Chu 436th AW Public Affairs DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. -- Four key turnovers made all the difference as the 436th Comptroller Squadron and the 512th Operations Group's 'combined' efforts topped the 436th Maintenance Squadron 6 - 0 during Tuesday night's intramural flag football game. The meeting of two stalwart defenses led to only one score for the match up. Jason 'Jonesy' Jones, CPTS/OG player's speed gained him 30 yards during a key play of the drive. He then threw a pass to Justin Leonard, CPTS/OG, who lateraled to Nicholas Kolesnikov, tacking up six points during the first half. "We have pretty good chemistry playing as a combining team," said John Saffold, CPTS/OG coach. "When our team shows up, we can play against anybody." On an early play, CPTS/OG quickly gained ground for a first down as they fought their way past the 20-yard line, but fumbled the ball and ran out of bounds. Kolesnikov intercepted the ball during the second half and scampered more than five yards keeping the teams deadlocked, at 0 - 0. MXS fought back when De'Erick Gray made an interception, taking them down past the 20-yard line. "We gotta grab the flag, that's what's killing us out there," said Gray. MXS made their best attempts to comeback, but were unable to overcome the CPTS/OG's defense and their own mistakes. Two errors which set the Maintainers back were when a player's flag fell off as he sprinted for a large gain, and the team also made a false start during the second half. The game ended when Jones threw a final interception. "It was a defensive struggle, but they're a good team," said Saffold.