Stoney Creek Powers Past Ferndale 36-12
The Cougars dominated on both sides of the ball to improve their record to 6-2 this season.
Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Football
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Stoney Creek secured a decisive 36-12 victory over Ferndale on Friday. The win comes as the Cougars adapt to roster changes following recent injuries to key starters.
Why it matters
The win helps Stoney Creek maintain momentum as the team positions itself for the upcoming postseason. Depth remains critical for the squad after the loss of starting quarterback Brandon Gergics.
Senior quarterback Brosie Telegadas led the offensive effort with 100 rushing yards, four touchdowns, and 105 passing yards. Defensively, Mason Black contributed nine tackles and an interception to help seal the win.
The players
Brosie Telegadas
He is a senior quarterback who stepped into the starting role following an injury to his teammate.
Brandon Gergics
He is the team's starting quarterback who was sidelined by a shoulder injury.
Mason Black
He is a defensive player for Stoney Creek who recorded nine tackles and an interception in the game.
Stoney Creek
It is a high school football program based in Rochester Hills that currently holds a 6-2 season record.
Ferndale
It is a high school football team that hosted Stoney Creek for a game on October 16.
The details
Stepping in for the injured Brandon Gergics, Telegadas powered the offense while the team utilized a running back committee featuring Black, Charlie Jablonski, and Ricky Schneider. The defense excelled in the second half by forcing multiple turnovers to secure the win.
Timeline
Friday, October 16, 2026: Stoney Creek defeated Ferndale 36-12.
Week 7: Stoney Creek lost to Rochester Adams.
Season Trajectory
This victory serves as a crucial bounce-back performance for Stoney Creek after their recent loss to Rochester Adams. The win stabilizes the team's standing as they head into their final regular-season matchup.
The return of Brandon Gergics for the postseason is expected to restore the team's primary offensive rhythm after his 1,000-yard regular season performance. For now, the successful transition to Telegadas and the run-heavy committee ensures the team remains competitive.
The takeaway
Team depth is the key factor in sustaining a winning record when primary playmakers are sidelined. Maintaining a diverse offensive committee allows programs to remain competitive during injury-plagued stretches of the season.
What happens next
Stoney Creek is scheduled to conclude its regular season with a matchup against Ann Arbor Huron.
Further reading
For more updates on local athletics, check out our Football section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Oakland Press.
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