JACKSON, Miss. – The Belhaven Blazers picked up their first win of the 2015 season Saturday, coming from behind to defeat Warner University 42-33.
 
The Blazers outscored Warner 28-9 in the second half to overcome a 10-point deficit after 30 minutes.
 
Clayton Webb came into the game after the halftime break and threw for four touchdowns to lead the comeback.
 
After forcing a stop deep in Warner territory, followed by a short punt, Webb connected with Kevin Sheif on a 29-yard touchdown pass early in the third quarter on the first play of the drive to start the Blazers comeback.
 
Less than four minutes later, Webb and Shaquan Holmes connected for a 22-yard touchdown pass that capped a 62-yard drive, 9-play drive. The score gave the Blazers a 28-24 lead.
 
The Blazers couldn't hold the lead though, as Warner answered back on their next drive to take the lead back with a 75-yard drive that ended with a 1-yard touchdown run.
 
A few drives later, Belhaven retook the lead for good, as Nate Williams caught his second touchdown pass of the game with a 10-yard catch that came two plays after Alvin Vaughn's interception.
 
Vaughn led the team with 11 tackles in the game and he also forced a fumble. His interception was one of three in the game for Belhaven.
 
Isaiah Swopes picked up two interceptions in the contest; the second-straight week he has done so. Swopes has five interceptions on the season, one shy of the season record at Belhaven.
 
Williams' first touchdown came on a 9-yard pass play from Tristan Hibbeler in the first half that gave Belhaven a 14-10 lead at the time. He finished with 56 yards on five catches in the game.
 
With five minutes to go in the game, Belhaven extended its lead with a 17-yard pass connection from Webb to Jaquay Daniels. Belhaven went up 42-31 with the score.
 
Warner gained two points late in the game as Webb stepped out of the back of the endzone as the Blazers attempted to run the clock out.
 
Hibbeler connected with Marquis Hedge on a 33-yard touchdown pass to give Belhaven its first score of the game late in the first quarter.
 
Hedge led all receivers with 65 yards through the air on four receptions.
 
Hibbeler was 14-of-29 in the game for 147 yards and the two touchdowns. He also had two interceptions, one of which was returned for a touchdown and the other came at the end of the first half on a hail mary attempt.
 
Webb finished 12-of-30 for 164 yards and four touchdown passes.
 
Belhaven will head back on the road next week with a trip to Marshall, Texas ahead. Belhaven will take on East Texas Baptist at 6 p.m. next Saturday.