Kevin SullivanThe Marauders got their revenge against Watertown at their annual Thanksgiving Day Game at Victory Field on Thursday, after losing in the rivalry last year during the 100th Turkey Day game at Fenway Park.
Senior Quarterback Jayden Arno led the way to a 47-0 victory for Belmont with four total touchdowns including a 35-yard pass to Senior Receiver Bryce Hubbard on Belmont’s first offensive snap.
Arno also had an astounding 49-yard rushing touchdown to open up the second half of the game, a 50-yard TD to Senior Receiver Brian Logan and scrambled for a two-point conversion.
Senior Running Back Adrien Gurung also had a strong impact on the game with two long rushing touchdowns.
The Thanksgiving Game ends the Marauders’ (6-4) season on a high note. The team failed to advance in the MIAA playoffs, but placed first in the Middlesex League for the first time since 1964, with a 4-1 record in league play.
The Belmont Marauders celebrate after dominating Watertown with a 47-0 win in the 101st Thanksgiving Day game (Photo: Neer Singh) 
The Belmont Marauders face off against the Watertown Raiders in the 101st Thanksgiving Day game (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Senior Quarterback Jayden Arno looks to make a pass (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Senior Bryce Hubbard scores on Belmont’ first offensive snap (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Head Coach Brian McCray calls out a play from the sidelines (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Senior Adrien Gurung breaks off a long touchdown run in the first quarter (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Watertown’s quarterback gets pressured by Senior Harry Carlson (Photo: Neer Singh) 
The Belmont Marching Band takes the field (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Senior Donovan Holway scores a touchdown in the fourth quarter (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Senior Austin Lasseter (left) performs a celebratory backflip after Belmont wins the game (Photo: Neer Singh) 
Senior Bryce Hubbard is awarded the sledgehammer for player of the game (Photo: Neer Singh) 
The Belmont Marauders pose with the trophy after a decisive win against Watertown (Photo: Neer Singh)
