Isaac Patton turned heads Friday night with a jaw-dropping 96-yard pick-six that sealed Providence’s 27-0 demolition of Joliet Catholic — and it came right before halftime to ignite the team. The defensive back, who learned resilience from last year’s state championship, credits his “short mind” philosophy for bouncing back fast from mistakes. While Providence’s offense has been reliable, it was the defense that stole the show, holding Joliet to just 114 yards. Linebacker John Fife praised the unit’s shutdown performance, while coach Tyler Plantz called Patton a rising playmaker — a kid whose game is slowing down thanks to experience, mentorship, and a little help from his dad. For Patton, the interception wasn’t just a score — it was pure open field and pure celebration, a moment that lit up his teammates and set the tone for a dominant win.
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