Arcadia defeats Olympia/Odyssey as Greece rivalry renews

It's been awhile since Greece Arcadia met Greece Olympia/Odyssey on the gridiron, but the renewed rivalry took on a familiar note. The Titans knocked off the Griffins 30-29 to improve to 3-3 with one regular season game remaining. This was the first meeting between the two Greece rivals since 2018.

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It's been awhile since Greece Arcadia met Greece Olympia/Odyssey on the gridiron, but the renewed rivalry took on a familiar note. The Titans knocked off the Griffins 30-29 to improve to 3-3 with one regular season game remaining.

This was the first meeting between the two Greece rivals since 2018. Arcadia has won all five matchups between the two programs, dating back to the start of Olympia and Odyssey's merger in 2015.

Drake Sapp led Arcadia with six receptions for 177 yards and two touchdowns, including a 60-plus yarder from quarterback Jackson Childs in the fourth quarter that was ultimately the game-winning score after a two-point conversion.

Olympia/Odyssey led 21-8 midway through the second quarter, but Arcadia reached the end zone right

before halftime and again to start the third quarter to turn the tide.

This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Arcadia defeats Olympia/Odyssey as Greece rivalry renews