MILTON – In the battle of the Wildcats, Weymouth used a ground and pound game on both sides of the ball to come away with a comeback victory over a tough Milton squad.

Weymouth used three running backs yet again, with Amahri Gomes leading the pack with 160 yards and two scores as the Wildcats took down Milton 28-21 for the second straight year after losing 12 straight to the Bay State Conference opponent.

“Just a resilient group,” said coach Mike Donovan about being able to rally. “So proud of them. So proud of the effort they put this week in practice.”

Down 14-12, Weymouth (5-0) came away with a Nate Bessette interception and then took the ball 12 plays that ate up nearly seven minutes off the clock as Gomes rushed it in from three yards out. The two-point pass from Brendan Flynn to T

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