The Gloucester Outlaws youth football teams faced off against the Westmoreland Eagles this past weekend at Bethel Elementary School.

The 6U Outlaws fell short by one touchdown against the Eagles, losing the game, 14-7. Alex Burns and Caleb Briggs were named the offensive and defensive players of the game, respectively.

During the game, Jayden Cook had one 75-yard touchdown, Bentley Musick had five sacks, Grayson Foster and Briggs had four sacks each, and Adorian Lee had two sacks.

The 8U Outlaws also lost to the Eagles, falling 14-12. The offensive player of the game was Hudson Ralston who had 121 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Jamison Miller was named defensive player of the game with six total tackles and one tackle for loss.

Impact players included Kaleb Doulette, Harrison Santana, Jason Levitov, Isaiah Crane, Gunnar Valcourt, Jace Scalf and Tyler Washington.

The 8U team had over 145 rushing yards, two touchdowns and two forced fumbles.

The Outlaws 10U team beat the Eagles, 25-0. The Outlaws had over 300 total yards for four touchdowns and two forced and recovered fumbles.

Khaidyn Spencer was named offensive player of the game with two reception touchdowns and one rushing touchdown. Defensive player of the game was Kyle Young who had nine tackles and a fumble recovery. Impact players of the game were Steffan Giddings, Maliki Reaves, Xavier Milawski, Noah Hill, Noah Burton, Dylan Delph, Devon Briggs Jr. and Joey Briggs.

The 12U Outlaws defeated the Eagles, 25-0. The Gloucester team had four touchdowns and one interception. Baum Hogge and Aiden Davis were named offensive and defensive players of the game, respectively.

Impact players included Steven Byrd, Maxxon Santos, Maxwell Chavez, Mason Dominguez, Ava Laffery, Jasiah Caballero, Robert Winston and Brayden Davidson.