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September 15, 2012

Roundup: WM rolls past Farrell; KC stuns Mercer

---- — Six of the eight remaining games on the schedule Friday night were key District 10 region games.

In Region 1-A, West Middlesex beat Farrell, 38-6; Sharpsville defeated Conneaut, 30-27 and Kennedy Catholic stunned the Mustangs in Mercer, 18-13.

In Region 3, Grove City posted a 20-6 win over Reynolds; Sharon suffered a tough loss to Titusville, 35-33, and Greenville routed Saegertown, 42-6.

In non-region action, the Franklin Knights ended a 14-game losing streak with a 28-24 win over Lakeview and Brookfield topped Struthers, 26-13, in a battle of previously-unbeaten programs.

The following were reported to The Herald:

ä Kennedy Catholic 18, Mercer 13 — At Mercer, the visiting Golden Eagles unleased a powerful aerial attack to pull off the key Region 1-A victory.

The combination of junior quarterback Brennan Wassil and senior running back Jeff Thompkins accounted for two touchdowns of 40 and 64 yards. In all Thompkins had 5 catches for an amazing 172 yards.

The other KC touchdown also came through the air as Wassil connected with Jacob Feeney on a 15-yard scoring pass.

For Mercer, quarterback Logan Clarke scored on a 5-yard run and also fired a 5-yard pass to Vik Rymniak.

For the Golden Eagles of coach Archie Donofrio, it was a welcome victory after a tough 6-0 loss at Farrell last weekend when the Golden Eagles saw several scoring attempts stymied deep in Farrell territory.

Kennedy is 1-1 in the region and 1-2 overall. Mercer falls to 0-2, 1-2.

ä Grove City 20, Reynolds 6 — At Forker Field in Grove City, coach Jeff Bell’s Eagles (2-0, 3-0) scored a pair of touchdowns in the 1st quarter and went on to win the Region 3 clash against the Raiders (1-1, 2-1).

GC took a 7-0 lead in the 1st frame on a 7-yard touchdown run by Harold Price and Dylan Motta.

The Eagles went up 13-0 later in the quarter on a 35-yard TD pass from Jared Graham to Foster Reznor. The extra-point kick failed.

Reynolds cut the lead to 13-6 in the 2nd quarter on a 2-yard TD run by Michael Millero. The PAT failed.

GC extended its lead to 20-6 in the 3rd quarter on an 11-yard run by Graham and Motta’s extra-point kick.

Graham was 5-of-6 for 115 yards for GC and Price led the team in rushing with 71 yards on 11 carries.

ä West Middlesex 38, Farrell 6 — The host Big Reds had lost 5 straight games to the Steelers, but early on Friday the Reds showed that streak was coming to an end. West Middlesex built an early 14-0 margin, moved to 25-6 at intermission and never looked back.

West Middlesex was sparked by speedster Luke Patten who tallied 4 touchdowns on a 52-yard pass reception from Try Staunch, runs of 13 and 27 yards and a 30-yard pick-six. Patten finished the day with 141 yards on 16 carries.

The other TD for the Big Reds came on a 19-yard pass from Staunch to Sage Pope. The Reds amased 383 yards of offense in dominating fashion.

Not to be outdone, the Big Reds defense forced a pair of safeties.

Farrell’s lone score came in the second quarter on a 58-yard spring by Dewayne Burns.

The victory lifted coach Jason McElhaney’s Reds to 1-0 in Region 1-A and 2-1 overall, while Farrell fell to 1-1 and 2-1.

ä Sharpsville 30, Conneaut 27 — At McCracken Field in Sharpsville, the Blue Devils (2-0, 3-0) held a 22-0 lead after the 1st quarter and held on for the Region 1-A win in a thriller against Conneaut (0-2, 1-2).

Sharpsville went up 6-0 in the 1st on a 4-yard run by Derrick Odem. The extra-point kick failed. Ross Llewellyn then scored on a 20-yard run and quarterback Bryan Stafford added a 59-yard run. Tyler Luchey and Stafford tacked on 2-point conversions after those scores for the 22-0 lead.

Conneaut cut the lead to 22-13 by halftime with a pair of 2nd-quarter TDs by QB Jon Onderko (18-yard run) and Elijah Anderton (2 run).

In the 3rd, Conneaut trimmed the lead to 22-20 on a 4-yard pass from Onderko to Tyler Bartlett and a PAT.

Coach Paul Piccirilli’s Blue Devils extended the lead to 30-20 in the 4th quarter on a 9-yard run by Llewellyn, who then scored on a 2-point conversion run.

Conneaut closed out the scoring on a 59-yard run by Bartlett and an extra-point kick.

Odem rushed for 113 yards on 22 carries while Stafford was 4-of-5 for 54 yards and 1 pick. Anderton had 136 yards rushing on 26 totes for Conneaut.

ä Titusville 35, Sharon 33 — At Sharon, the visiting Rockets shocked the home squad with a late-game rally in the Region 3-AA clash.

Sharon built a 27-16 halftime lead and appeared en route to a second straight league victory. However things didn’t go well from there.

Still, Sharon had a chance late in the game. The Tigers pulled off a flea-flicker play with Rodgers pitching back to Carnell Hawkins who then fired a strike to Kwentel Teague for a play good for a 56-yard score that cut the Rockets margin to 35-33. However, a game-tying pass for points after failed and Sharon fell to 1-1 in the region and 1-2 overall.

Tigers quarterback Jesse Rodgers scored three touchdowns in the contest on runs of 25, 58 and 21 yards. He also hooked up with Hawkins on a 67-yard pass play.

For Titusville (1-1, 2-1), Xavier DeRose tallied 3 TDs on runs of 3, 6 and 22 yards. Jayce Corklin scored on a 27 yard run and Stearns kicked a 20-yard field goal. Titusville also recorded a pair of safeties which contributed heavily to the victory.

For Sharon defensively, Troy Hejazi had 2 fumble recoveries and an interception, while Smith-Austin also had an interception.

ä Brookfield 26, Struthers 13 — At Wildcat Stadium in Struthers, Ryan Mosora rushed for 178 yards on 25 carries and 2 touchdowns as the Warriors (4-0) topped the Wildcats (3-1) in a battle of previously-unbeaten teams.

Struthers took a 6-0 lead in the 2nd quarter on a 22-yard TD pass from Gary Muntean to Tommy Kimbrough. The extra-point attempt failed.

Brookfield cut the lead to 7-6 prior to the break on an 11-yard scoring strike from Jeremy Quinlan to Jimmy Quinlan. Jeremy booted the PAT for the slim lead.

Brookfield took control in the 3rd quarter with a pair of scores by Mosora. The senior running back scored on runs of 5 and 24 yards. The PAT attempts failed on both TDs.

Coach Randy Clark’s Warriors then went up 26-6 in the 4th frame on a 30-yard interception return by Jeremy Quinlan. He added the PAT after his pick-6.

Struthers’ Kimbrough returned a kickoff 85 yards to close out the scoring for both teams.

Quinlan had 109 rushing yards on 19 carries and was 8-of-13 for 55 yards passing.

The Brookfield defense shut down Struthers standout senior RB David Stewart. He only had 41 yards on 15 totes.

ä Greenville 42, Saegertown 6 — At Saegertown, the Trojans of coach Brian Herrick looked impressive in the first victory of the season.

The win lifted Greenville to 1-1 in Region 3-AA and 1-2 overall. Saegertown is 0-2, 0-3.

Tyler Fattman and and Luke Houpt each scored a pair of touchdowns for Greenville. Fattman tallied on runs of 60 and 5 yards while Houpt hit paydirt form 3 and 44 yards. Jacob Riffe scored on a 13-yard sprint and Cody Nellis on a 21-yard run for Greenville.

Lance Neuscheler tallied on a 20-yard run for Saegertown’s lone points.

ä Franklin 28, Lakeview 24 — At Franklin, the Knights (1-2) notched the program’s first win in 2 seasons.

Former Farrell High standout Forrest Wested was instrumental, rushing and passing for touchdowns and also hauling in another.

Wested’s 1-yard plunge with 15 ticks to play proved decisive.

Wested forged Franklin’s first win after 14 consecutive setbacks with a 10-carry, 95-yard rushing effort, 6-for-13, 45-yard passing performance, and a half-dozen receptions for another 73 yards.

Lakeview speedster Blake Reddick roared to a game-high 17-carry, 178-yard rushing outing that included 64-, 35- and 50-yard scoring sprints. However, reportedly Reddick sustained an injury, the extent of which was not known as of press time.

Also fo Lakeview (2-1), Zach VanDusen rushed for 115 yards on 19 carries, including a 6-yard 4th-quarter TD that staked the Sailors to a short-lived 24-14 lead.

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KENNEDY    0    6    12    0    18

MERCER    0    6    0    7    13


Scoring plays

KC — Thompkins, 40 pass from Wassil (kick failed)

M — Clarke, 5 run (pass failed)

KC — Thompkins, 64 pass from Wassil (kick failed)

KC — Feeney, 15 pass from Wassil (kick failed)

M — Rymniak, 5 pass from Clarke (Hoffman kick)

Team stats

KENNEDY           MERCER

10    First downs    19

92    Rushing yards    195

212    Passing yards    140

11-8-0    Att-comp-int    17-8-1

304    Total yards    335

0-0    Fumbles-lost    1-0

4-45    Penalties-yards lost    4-30

Individual stats

Rushing: KENNEDY CATHOLIC — Thompkins 11-3, Leipheimer 8-27, Wassil 14-63, Bernat 1-(-5), Cathey 1-4; MERCER — Clark 15-40, Leonard 9-86, O’Brien 10-27, Slagle 8-34, Nan 1-8.

Passing: KENNEDY CATHOLIC — Wassil 8-11-0-212; MERCER — Clark 8-17-1-140.

Receiving: KENNEDY CATHOLIC — Thompkins 5-172, Leipheimer 1-10, Feeney 2-30; MERCER — Rymniak 2-22, Leonard 2-47, Nan 2-45, O’Brien 2-26.

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REYNOLDS    0    6    0    0    6

GROVE CITY    13    0    7    0    20


Scoring plays

GC — Price, 7 run (Motta kick)

GC — Reznor, 35 pass from Graham (kick failed)

R — Millero, 2 run (kick failed)

GC — Graham, 11 run (Motta kick)

Team stats

REYNOLDS                    GROVE CITY

8    First downs    8

135    Rushing yards    151

23    Passing yards    115

8-3-1    Att-comp-int    6-5-0

158    Total yards    266

3-3    Fumbles-lost    0-0

4-20    Penalties-yards lost    9-70

Individual stats

Rushing: REYNOLDS — N/A; GROVE CITY — Price 11-71, Reznor 11-46.

Passing: REYNOLDS — N/A; GROVE CITY — Graham 6-5-0-115.

Receiving: REYNOLDS — N/A; GROVE CITY — Reznor 1-35, Price 1-34, Trinch 2-13.

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FARRELL    0    6    0    0    6

MIDDLESEX    14    9    13    2    38


Scoring plays

WM — Patten, 52 pass from Staunch (Staunch kick)

WM — Pope, 19 pass from Staunch (Staunch kick)

F — Burns, 58 run (kick failed)

WM — Patten, 13 run (Staunch kick)

WM — Safety

WM — Patten, 30 interception return (Staunch kick)

WM — Patten, 27 run (kick failed)

WM — Safety

Team stats

FARRELL                    W.MIDDLESEX

8    First downs    17

95    Rushing yards    234

53    Passing yards    149

17-7-1    Att-comp-int    15-10-1

148    Total yards    383

3-0    Fumbles-lost    3-2

10-68    Penalties-yards lost    9-72

Individual stats

Rushing: FARRELL — Burns 6-81, Jackson 5-24, Johnson 7-12, Phillips 2-6, Graham 1-4, Pinkins 1-2, Goudy 7-8, Holloway 1-0, Gavins 1-0; WEST MIDDLESEX — Patten 16-141, Gladysz 4-50, Mirizio 7-29, Staunch 5-14, Trippy 2-11, Lucich 2-6, Pape 1-0, Rust 1-0.

Passing: FARRELL — Goudy 7-11-1; WEST MIDDLESEX — Staunch 10-15-1-149.

Receiving: FARRELL — Hyman 4-25, Graham 2-23, Burns 1-5; WEST MIDDLESEX — Pope 4-45, Patten 2-62, Jancso 2-4, Fair 1-28, Pape 1-10.

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CONNEAUT    0    13    7    7    27

SHARPSVLE    22    0    0    8    30


Scoring plays

S — Odem, 4 run (kick failed)

S — Llewellyn, 20 run (Luchey catch)

S — Stafford, 59 run (Stafford run)

C — Onderko, 18 run (kick good)

C — Anderton, 2 run (kick failed)

C — Bartlett, 4 pass from Onderko (kick good)

S — Llewellyn, 9 run (Llewellyn run)

C— Bartlett, 59 run (kick good)

Team stats

CONNEAUT                  SHARPSVILLE

11    First downs    18

287    Rushing yards    278

16    Passing yards    54

5-2-0    Att-comp-int    5-4-1

303    Total yards    332

1-1    Fumbles-lost    3-3

5-59    Penalties-yards lost    3-15

Individual stats

Rushing: CONNEAUT — Onderko 13-83, Anderton 26-136, Sherman 1-9, Bartlett 1-59; SHARPSVILLE — Odem 22-113, Stafford 8-74, Llewellyn 13-86, Luchey 1-5.

Passing: CONNEAUT — Onderko 4-2-0-16, Bartlett 1-0-0-0; SHARPSVILLE — Stafford 5-4-1-54.

Receiving: CONNEAUT — Miller 1-12, Bartlett 1-4; SHARPSVILLE — Luchey 2-41, Williams 1-11, Odem 1-2.

———

TITUSVILLE    7    9    16    3    35

SHARON    21    6    0    6    33


Scoring plays

S — Rodgers 25 run (kick failed)

S — Rodgers 58 run (Gill kick)

T — Xavier DeRose, 3 run (Stearns kick)

S — Hawkins, 67 pass from Rodgers (Rodgers run)

T — Safety

T — Jayce Corklin, 27 run (Stearns kick)

S — Rodgers, 21 run (kick failed)

T — Safety

T - DeRose, 6 run (Stearns kick)

T - DeRose, 22 run (Stearns kick)

T - Stearns, 20 field goal

S - Teague, 56 pass from Hawkins (pass failed)

Team stats

TITUSVILLE           SHARON

NA    First downs    5

NA    Rushing yards    171

NA    Passing yards    128

NA    Att-comp-int    14-6-1

NA    Total yards    299

NA    Fumbles-lost    3-1

NA    Penalties-yards lost    6-35

Individual stats

Rushing: TITUSVILLE — NA; SHARON — Lampkins 7-60, Rodgers 15-116, Mosley 1-(-5).

Passing: TITUSVILLE — NA; SHARON — Rodgers 5-13-1-72, Hawkins 1-1-0-56.

Receiving: TITUSVILLE — NA; SHARON — Teague 1-56, Hawkins 4-75, Smith-Austin 1-(-3).

———

BROOKFIELD    0    7    12    7    26

STRUTHERS    0    6    0    7    13


Scoring plays

S — Kimbrough, 22 pass from Muntean (kick failed)

B — Ji. Quinlan, 11 pass from Je. Quinlan (Je. Quinlan kick)

B — Mosora, 5 run (kick failed)

B — Mosora, 24 run (kick failed)

B — Je. Quinlan, 30 interception return (Je. Quinlan kick)

S — Kimbrough, 85 kickoff return (Kish kick)

Team stats

BROOKFIELD                  STRUTHERS

12    First downs    7

291    Rushing yards    71

55    Passing yards    125

14-8-0    Att-comp-int    20-9-2

346    Total yards    196

1-1    Fumbles-lost    0-0

9-71    Penalties-yards lost    2-20

Individual stats

Rushing: BROOKFIELD — Mosora 25-178, Je. Quinlan 19-109, Clark 1-4; STRUTHERS — Stewart 15-41, Pollifrone 5-16, Muntean 3-13, Witkowski 1-1.

Passing: BROOKFIELD — Je. Quinlan 13-8-0-55, Mosora 1-0-0-0; STRUTHERS — Muntean 19-9-1-125, Stewart 1-0-1-0.

Receiving: BROOKFIELD — Harkulich 2-18, Mosora 2-17, Ji. Quinlan 2-17, Clark 2-3; STRUTHERS — Kimbrough 5-76, Stewart 1-22, Pollifrone 2-14, Fandozzi 1-13.

———

GREENVILLE    27    8    0    7    42

SAEGERTOWN    0    0    6    0    6


Scoring plays

G — Fattman, 60 run (Eells kick)

G — Houpt, 3 run (Eells kick)

G — Houpt, 44 pass from Jones (run failed)

G — Fattman, 5 run (Eells kick)

G— Riffe, 13 run (Houpt pass from Riffe)

S — Neuscheler, 20 run (kick good)

G — Nellis, 21 run (Eells kick)

Team stats

GREENVILLE                SAEGERTOWN

N/A    First downs    N/A

N/A    Rushing yards    N/A

N/A    Passing yards    N/A

N/A    Att-comp-int    N/A

N/A    Total yards    N/A

N/A    Fumbles-lost    N/A

N/A    Penalties-yards lost    N/A

Individual stats

Rushing: GREENVILLE — N/A; SAEGERTOWN — Humes 12-43, Wise 7-22, Neuscheler 4-21, Reagle 4-21, Mondi 2-15, Crum 5-13, Taylor 5-11.

Passing: GREENVILLE — N/A; SAEGERTOWN — Kirdahy 1-4-0-11, Wise 1-5-0-0.

Receiving: GREENVILLE — N/A; SAEGERTOWN — Nuescheler 1-0, Carter 1-11.

———

LAKEVIEW    6    12    6    0    24

FRANKLIN    7    0    21    0    28


Scoring plays

L — Reddick, 63 run (run failed)

F — Wested, 39 pass from Ritchey (Mooney kick)

L — Reddick, 35 run (run failed)

L — Reddick, 50 run (pass failed)

F — Cooley, 41 pass from Ritchey (Mooney kick)

L — VanDusen, 6 run (run failed)

F — Kahle, 25 pass from Wested (Mooney kick)

F — Wested, 1 run (Mooney kick)

Team stats

LAKEVIEW         FRANKLIN

10    First downs    13

325    Rushing yards    113

40    Passing yards    279

13-3-0    Att-comp-int    37-21-0

365    Total yards    392

0-0    Fumbles-lost    1-1

4-17    Penalties-yards lost    10-65

Individual stats

Rushing: LAKEVIEW — Reddick 17-178, VanDusen 19-115, Bigley 4-23, Kokoski 4-7. Spencer 1-2; FRANKLIN — Wested 10-95, Ritchey 7-18, Rutherford 1-10, Henry 1-1, Matthews 5-(-1).

Passing: LAKEVIEW — Bigley 13-3-0, 40; FRANKLIN — Ritchey 24-15-0, 234, Wested 13-6-0, 45.

Receiving: LAKEVIEW — VanDuzen 3-40; FRANKLIN — Cooley 7-129, Wested 6-73, Kahle 2-32, Rutherford 2-11, Henry 1-32, Highton 1-4, Herman 1-0, Matthews 1-(-2).

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