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Daegu senior defender Jarvis Stokes turns up field with one of his two interceptions of Samsung during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8.

Daegu senior defender Jarvis Stokes turns up field with one of his two interceptions of Samsung during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8. (Angela Root/Special to Stars and Stripes)

Daegu senior defender Jarvis Stokes turns up field with one of his two interceptions of Samsung during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8.

Daegu senior defender Jarvis Stokes turns up field with one of his two interceptions of Samsung during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8. (Angela Root/Special to Stars and Stripes)

Daegu senior quarterback William Bair rushed for two touchdowns and passed for two more against Samsung, a Korean team, during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8.

Daegu senior quarterback William Bair rushed for two touchdowns and passed for two more against Samsung, a Korean team, during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8. (Angela Root/Special to Stars and Stripes)

Daegu's Javeon Bell fights for yardage against Samsung defenders during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8.

Daegu's Javeon Bell fights for yardage against Samsung defenders during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8. (Angela Root/Special to Stars and Stripes)

Daegu's Kole Sleight tries to fight his way through two blockers to get to a Samsung ball carrier during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8.

Daegu's Kole Sleight tries to fight his way through two blockers to get to a Samsung ball carrier during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8. (Angela Root/Special to Stars and Stripes)

Daegu's Jacob Litton dives forward for yardage between Samsung defenders during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8.

Daegu's Jacob Litton dives forward for yardage between Samsung defenders during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8. (Sean White/Special to Stars and Stripes)

Daegu's Joe Ulloth turns the corner against Samsung defenders during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8.

Daegu's Joe Ulloth turns the corner against Samsung defenders during Saturday's game. The Warriors beat the Lions 32-8. (Sean White/Special to Stars and Stripes)

CAMP HUMPHREYS, South Korea – Whether on the ground or in the air, William Bair did it all Saturday for Daegu football.

The senior quarterback rushed for touchdowns of 10 and 15 yards and passed twice to fellow senior Tommy Kazmierczak for scores, powering the Warriors to their second victory this season, 32-8 over Samsung, a Korean high school team.

“The offensive line is working better, they’re picking up their blocks better and the passing game was a little better,” Daegu coach Blake Sims said. “We had fewer penalties, which gave the offense a better looks. We still have a long way to go, but we’re getting there.”

The defense also made big strides, Sims said. Kazmierczak had two interceptions, giving him four on the season, and Jarvis Stokes also picked off two passes, “which set us up in great field position,” Sims said.

The Warriors, now 2-1, next play an inter-district Division II game on Saturday, when they host Matthew C. Perry, the team they played for the D-II title in 2014; they beat the Samurai 60-50 then and 52-20 last Oct. 31. Kickoff Saturday is at 4 p.m.

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