Quarter 3 acts just like quarter two. The Panthers possessed the ball, but the duration of the game was mostly just close calls from the Brockton Boxers, foreshadowing a turn of events for quarter 4. Quarter 4 kicks off again with the Panthers, but a sudden turn of events let the Brockton Boilers score their second touchdown of the game. The score just changes to 24-14, and the game is nearly neck and neck. During this tense quarter, we can see that the teams are pushing their hardest in order to try to win the game. The supporters are roaring louder, and teams are pushing to the best of their capabilities. The Panthers scored their last touchdown with 37 seconds left in the game. All hope seemed to be lost as the other team seemed to know they couldn't catch up. Due to the score, the Panthers won the game and brought home a victory in their first game. A star player, Iyad Fraifer, was interviewed later, and he said that the team will have to work harder and keep the same level of dedication in practice. A player from the opposing team was interviewed shortly after to get their perspective of the game. Yarborough,#6 on the Brockton Boxers, said that he didn't feel that the team was on their A-game. When asked if they were on their A-game, would they have beaten the Panthers, the player was confident that they had a decent shot at winning. Overall, a pretty intense game for both teams, but the Panthers were happy to have won the game 31-14. A special shout-out goes to the kids all around the world who are battling cancer, and a special thanks to Connect 4 Cancer for helping our team support kids who have cancer by spreading awareness.