Chad Pritchett

KAYSVILLE — While no one seems to remember definitively the last time Layton pocketed a road win over Davis, one thing is for sure, it’s been a long, long time.

After a decade-plus of coming up empty in Kaysville, the Lancers rode their winning streak to three games in impressive fashion, knocking the Darts out a tie for the league lead with a 72-63 victory.

LAYTON — It may still be too early to call them road warriors, but after earning their second straight Region 1 victory by a point as the visitors following a 0-2 start at home, the Syracuse Titans are back in the league race.

SYRACUSE — After their 10-game win streak was snapped by Viewmont last Friday, Davis had a week to stew on the 62-61 loss heading into its Region 1 opener against a potent Syracuse squad.

The Darts put the clamps on the Titans in the fourth quarter to break open a tight contest and got back to their winning ways with a 78-62 decision.

SYRACUSE — Even with a grand total of zero varsity passing attempts heading into the 2012 campaign, there was never any doubt that Brock Anderson would be the one lining up behind center for the Syracuse Titans.

LAYTON — With 24 Granger players listed at over 220 pounds compared to only four for Northridge, on paper the Knights were physically overmatched.

In practice, nothing could be further from the truth.

KAYSVILLE — A week after defeating Layton following a fourth quarter rally, including a last second field goal to win the game, the shoe was nearly on the other foot Friday night.

The foot of Davis kicker Andrew Fuller that, that is.

LAYTON — Only 23 seconds into Friday night’s matchup with Davis and things were already looking bleak for the Lancers.

Three penalties and a blown special teams coverage that resulted in an 80-yard touchdown return by Davis’ Trevor Leavitt on the opening kickoff had Layton in a hole.