WARREN, Ohio — Keystone was no match for Ohio’s John F. Kennedy Catholic High School, as the Panthers dropped their season opener 55-0 in a game called at halftime because of weather.

JFK did whatever it wanted whenever it wanted and led 35-0 at the end of the first quarter before scoring three more times before the half.

Keystone managed just 59 yards of offense in the half of football including negative 28 rushing.

Nate Wingard accounted for 55 of those yards through the air going 6 of 12 with an interception. Austin Ion was 2 of 3 passing for 32 yards and a pick. Ion and Corey Rapp each had three catches with Ion’s going for 28 yards and Rapp’s for 27. Tanner Wilson also had one catch for 23 yards.