Here is my attempt at rewriting the football game recap:

The Hawthorne Hornets stung the Parker Braves with a decisive 46-6 victory last Friday night. The win marked the Braves' third straight loss this season, while the undefeated Hornets improved to 3-0.

Still riding high from their recent 1A State Championship title - a first for Hawthorne - the Hornets wasted no time asserting dominance on their home turf. Just two minutes into the first quarter, quarterback CJ Ingram connected with wide receiver Alvon Isaac for a 25-yard touchdown pass. Isaac, who racked up 103 receiving yards and celebrated his birthday, credited the quick score to a Parker fumble recovery.

Isaac was the star of the show, scoring three touchdowns on the night, including an electrifying 80-yard kickoff return late in the third that extended Hawthorne's lead to 40-6. For Isaac, that play stood out as his favorite memory from the game.

While Isaac shined on offense, Hawthorne's stingy defense held the Braves to minimal gains all night. Anchored by standouts Andrew Zock, Tremain Johnson and Naizy Gent, the unit allowed just 2 third down conversions out of 11 attempts.

According to athletic director Dustin Adkins, the Hornets' success stems from all 11 players operating cohesively as a unit. With no single standout, the team's chemistry and communication lead to winning results.

Riding momentum from the Parker rout, the 3-0 Hornets now set their sights on highly-ranked South Sumter. Isaac says the team will look to start fast and physically, maintain constant communication, and get critical contributions from veteran and newcomer players alike.

With early dominance against Parker, Hawthorne continues to prove why they are serious contenders this season. Led by playmakers like Isaac, their stifling defense and team-first mentality could pave the way for more victories to come.