At one time in the history of the Union Local football program, being down a few scores the Jets would have closed up shop and taken a tough defeat. Well, that was then and this is now as Union Local rattled off 53 consecutive points Friday night to exterminate Shenandoah, 53-21. Tossing an early interception and losing one yard in the Jets’ opening three possessions, senior quarterback Jordan Barbina did not look himself until he connected with Kyle Copeland for a 65-yard score that was flagged back. Warming up his cannon, the Jets’ signal caller responded by finding fellow senior Kyle Copeland for a 55-yard touchdown and never failed to look back. Stringing together four consecutive tosses for 165 yards, Union Local was immediately back in the week two contest as the Jets tied the game on its first possession of the second quarter. “As bad as Jordan started out, he really reached down.