Clay Courtney pressures the punter into a poor kick. The Jays took advantage of the field position to take the lead on Mark Boggs touchdown.

They built up a 21-7 lead behind the right arm of Zack Yeckley with just 13 minutes gone in the contest.

The Blue Jays then dominated the rest of the night, scoring 47 unanswered points to rout the Crimson Streaks 54-21 in a game delayed by lightning in the fourth period.

St. John’s (8-4) will now play McComb, who ousted Tiffin Calvert, Friday night in the regional finals.

The Blue Jays had got within 21-13 to start the second half and made their halftime adjustments on both sides of the ball.

Whatever head coach Todd Schulte and defensive coordinator Steve “Peanut” Recker did, they should bottle it.