Kentwood wide receiver/defensive back Chance Briggs had a first quarter to remember, and the rest of the night wasn’t shabby either as the Kangaroos won at Central Private 44-14 in a District 9-1A game that was the regular-season finale for both teams.

Briggs caught touchdown passes of 17 and 66 yards and intercepted a pass to end a Central Private threat to help Kentwood go up 14-0 after the first quarter.

The rough night for Central Private started on the opening kickoff. A Redhawks player had the kick hit his leg and ricochet toward the sideline, where it was recovered by Kentwood. Three plays later, Briggs scored his first touchdown.

Central Private threatened to even the score on its first drive, methodically taking 13 plays to cover 63 yards, but Briggs ended the march with his in

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