10/24/08
By Clint Cox
SNEADS – The Sneads Pirates snapped a three game losing streak with a 19-14 win over the visiting Yellow Jackets of Vernon. Mark Lawson had a big night for the Pirates as he rushed for 224 yards on 35 carries and scored two touchdowns. The win according to Head Coach Don Dowling was just what the doctor ordered. "If ever a program needed a win we needed this win. It was a great win for our program," said Dowling.
The Pirates jumped out to an early lead in the first quarter after Vernon had a miscue on a punt and Sneads got the ball on the Yellow Jacket 14 yard line. Lawson scored two plays later to give the Pirates the early 6-0 lead. Another Vernon miscue on another punt in the second quarter once again gave the Pirates great field position at the Vernon 30 yard line. Lawson once again did the damage on a 15 yard scoring run midway through the second quarter. The Pirates added more points to the scoreboard just before the first half ended as Anthony Dawkins hauled in a 23 yard pass from freshman quarterback John Locke. An extra point kick by Billy Knight gave Sneads a 19-0 lead at the half.
Vernon did not roll over though and battled back in the second half with two touchdowns. Trailing 19-14 they had two possessions late in the game but the Pirate’s defense held and preserved the lead. Lawson picked off a Yellow Jacket pass to end the game. The Pirate defense was led by Delvin Oliver with 9 tackles while Knight and Jamar White each recorded 8 tackles. The much needed win improved the Pirates record to 2-4 and they will travel to Gulf County on Friday night to take on Wewahitchka in another district contest.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Kindel Lanes Weekly Bowling Report
Note: Some Leagues Still Need Teams. Contact Kindel Lanes for information.
MONDAY NIGHT HI ROLLERS (10/13/2008)
W/L
01) Cottondale PD 11/13
02) Mary’s Child Care 14/10
03) Adams Funeral Home 12/12
04) Now What 16/8
05) Jackson’s BP 18/6
06) The Paddock Club 8/16
07) Chuck’s Ducks 14/10
08) Kindel Lanes 3/21
High Team Game: Adams Funeral Home 932
High Team Series: Mary’s Child Care………… 2717
High Game Female: Amie Kain 200
High Game Male: Jeff Kindelspire…... 214
High Series Female: Amie Kain 537
High Series Male: Jeff Kindelspire 605
Tuesday Morning Coffee League (10/14/2008)
W/L
01) Vacancy 0/36
02) James & Sikes 22.5/13.5
03) Family Dentistry 19.5/16.5
04) BatFriends 23/13
05) 1001 Uses 18/18
06) Champion Tile 14/22
07) Pacers 17.5/18.5
08) Davis Optometry 16.5/19.5
09) Gazebo 16/20
10) Hopkins 18/18
High Team Game: Hopkins 943
High Team Series: Hopkins 2664
High Game Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 213
High Game Male: Jeff Kindelspire 212
High Series Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 552
High Series Male: Jeff Kindelspire 557
Tuesday Night Mixed League (10/14/2008)
W/L
01) Ralph Shelton Realty 20/12
02) Allstate 20/12
03) S C B C 18/14
04) Sonny’s BBQ 9.5/22.5
05) Precision 24/8
06) Backwoods Bowlers 15.5/16.5
07) Foursome 11/21
08) Our Gang 14/18
High Team Game: Ralph Shelton Realty 964
High Team Series: Ralph Shelton Realty 2706
High Game Female: Shirley Watts 210
High Game Male: Harm Watts 276
High Series Female: Dale Reynolds 558
High Series Male: Harm Watts 684
WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED (10/15/2008)
W/L
01) Mr.Bingo 17/11
02) Wal-Mart 16/12
03) Redwood Bay/Hinson House 17/11
04) Marianna Toyota 19/9
05) Meghan & Her Guys 19.5/8.5
06) Nailport Express 6/22
07) Wade Mercer Attorney 13/15
08) DBBLL Trouble 13.5/14.5
09) Seminole Lodge 17/11
10) Hollis Body Shop 13/15
11) Vac 5/23
12) Barely Bowlers 12/16
High Team Game: Nailport Express 1223
High Team Series: Marianna Toyota & Nailport Express 3337
High Game Female: Carmen Breivogel 201
High Game Male: Jay Roberts 260
High Series Female: Barb Gilbertson 533
High Series Male: Jay Roberts 684
Thursday Chipola League (10/16/2008)
W/L
01) Redwood Bay Lumber 17/15
02) Marianna Truss 23/9
03) Smith’s Supermarket 13.5/18.5
04) Mariana Office Supply 14.5/17.5
05) Al’s Team 17/15
06) Bryant’s BP Gas 11/21
High Team Game: Al’s Team 1178
High Team Series: Al’s Team 3422
High Series Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 524
High Series Male: Al Pumphrey 728
High Game Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 186
High Game Male: Al Pumphrey 278
MONDAY NIGHT HI ROLLERS (10/13/2008)
W/L
01) Cottondale PD 11/13
02) Mary’s Child Care 14/10
03) Adams Funeral Home 12/12
04) Now What 16/8
05) Jackson’s BP 18/6
06) The Paddock Club 8/16
07) Chuck’s Ducks 14/10
08) Kindel Lanes 3/21
High Team Game: Adams Funeral Home 932
High Team Series: Mary’s Child Care………… 2717
High Game Female: Amie Kain 200
High Game Male: Jeff Kindelspire…... 214
High Series Female: Amie Kain 537
High Series Male: Jeff Kindelspire 605
Tuesday Morning Coffee League (10/14/2008)
W/L
01) Vacancy 0/36
02) James & Sikes 22.5/13.5
03) Family Dentistry 19.5/16.5
04) BatFriends 23/13
05) 1001 Uses 18/18
06) Champion Tile 14/22
07) Pacers 17.5/18.5
08) Davis Optometry 16.5/19.5
09) Gazebo 16/20
10) Hopkins 18/18
High Team Game: Hopkins 943
High Team Series: Hopkins 2664
High Game Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 213
High Game Male: Jeff Kindelspire 212
High Series Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 552
High Series Male: Jeff Kindelspire 557
Tuesday Night Mixed League (10/14/2008)
W/L
01) Ralph Shelton Realty 20/12
02) Allstate 20/12
03) S C B C 18/14
04) Sonny’s BBQ 9.5/22.5
05) Precision 24/8
06) Backwoods Bowlers 15.5/16.5
07) Foursome 11/21
08) Our Gang 14/18
High Team Game: Ralph Shelton Realty 964
High Team Series: Ralph Shelton Realty 2706
High Game Female: Shirley Watts 210
High Game Male: Harm Watts 276
High Series Female: Dale Reynolds 558
High Series Male: Harm Watts 684
WEDNESDAY NIGHT MIXED (10/15/2008)
W/L
01) Mr.Bingo 17/11
02) Wal-Mart 16/12
03) Redwood Bay/Hinson House 17/11
04) Marianna Toyota 19/9
05) Meghan & Her Guys 19.5/8.5
06) Nailport Express 6/22
07) Wade Mercer Attorney 13/15
08) DBBLL Trouble 13.5/14.5
09) Seminole Lodge 17/11
10) Hollis Body Shop 13/15
11) Vac 5/23
12) Barely Bowlers 12/16
High Team Game: Nailport Express 1223
High Team Series: Marianna Toyota & Nailport Express 3337
High Game Female: Carmen Breivogel 201
High Game Male: Jay Roberts 260
High Series Female: Barb Gilbertson 533
High Series Male: Jay Roberts 684
Thursday Chipola League (10/16/2008)
W/L
01) Redwood Bay Lumber 17/15
02) Marianna Truss 23/9
03) Smith’s Supermarket 13.5/18.5
04) Mariana Office Supply 14.5/17.5
05) Al’s Team 17/15
06) Bryant’s BP Gas 11/21
High Team Game: Al’s Team 1178
High Team Series: Al’s Team 3422
High Series Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 524
High Series Male: Al Pumphrey 728
High Game Female: LuAnn Kindelspire 186
High Game Male: Al Pumphrey 278
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Dayspring Christian Academy Represented on the Soccer Field
10/16/08
By Anne Marie Sapp
Over the last week, both the Eagles and Dayspring teams were busy on the soccer field. The Eagles played once, while Dayspring played two games during the week.
On Monday the Eagles went up against the Hurricanes. The first quarter was scoreless, but the following quarter had more action. The second quarter started off with Henry Knowles, a player from the Eagles, scoring the first point of the game. Raekwon Gammon of the Hurricanes brought the score to an even one to one only minutes later. In the third quarter, Nick Bergman and Chancler Locket, both playing for the Hurricanes, scored a goal a piece. Just before the final whistle ended the game, Caroline Floyd scored the final goal for the Hurricanes, bringing a final score of 4 -1, Hurricanes prevailing. Eagles Carylee Sapp and goalie, Elijah Isabella both showed awesome defensive playing throughout the game.
Tuesday, Dayspring faced the Crew and walked away winners. At the start of the game, Brennon Price scored a goal, followed quickly by Ryan Redfern, both from Dayspring. During the second quarter four points were added to the scoreboard, one for the Crew and three for Dayspring. Lauren Canada, Gracelynn Howard and Joshua Wynn each made a point for Dayspring, while Ansley Carter of the Crew scored the one and only goal for her team. The halftime score was five to one, favor to Dayspring. In the second half of the game there were two additional goals scored, both by Dayspring. Ryan Redfern scored, with Lauren Canada kicking in one more, bringing the final score total 8 – 1.
On Thursday evening, Dayspring went up against the Sharks for their second game of the week. Ryan Redfern started off the game with a score for Dayspring. The second quarter was filled with hard playing from the offense and defense of both teams, but no additional points were scored. Dayspring’s Ryan Redfern later scored his second goal in the fourth quarter, bringing the final score to 2 - 0, Dayspring winning out over the Sharks. Dayspring is playing and passing the ball as a team and it has shown on the scoreboard.
Dayspring Christian Academy is lucky to have so many great soccer players, resulting in having two great teams that not only play a great game of soccer, but also show great sportsmanship, and have a lot of fun while they are at it.
By Anne Marie Sapp
Over the last week, both the Eagles and Dayspring teams were busy on the soccer field. The Eagles played once, while Dayspring played two games during the week.
On Monday the Eagles went up against the Hurricanes. The first quarter was scoreless, but the following quarter had more action. The second quarter started off with Henry Knowles, a player from the Eagles, scoring the first point of the game. Raekwon Gammon of the Hurricanes brought the score to an even one to one only minutes later. In the third quarter, Nick Bergman and Chancler Locket, both playing for the Hurricanes, scored a goal a piece. Just before the final whistle ended the game, Caroline Floyd scored the final goal for the Hurricanes, bringing a final score of 4 -1, Hurricanes prevailing. Eagles Carylee Sapp and goalie, Elijah Isabella both showed awesome defensive playing throughout the game.
Tuesday, Dayspring faced the Crew and walked away winners. At the start of the game, Brennon Price scored a goal, followed quickly by Ryan Redfern, both from Dayspring. During the second quarter four points were added to the scoreboard, one for the Crew and three for Dayspring. Lauren Canada, Gracelynn Howard and Joshua Wynn each made a point for Dayspring, while Ansley Carter of the Crew scored the one and only goal for her team. The halftime score was five to one, favor to Dayspring. In the second half of the game there were two additional goals scored, both by Dayspring. Ryan Redfern scored, with Lauren Canada kicking in one more, bringing the final score total 8 – 1.
On Thursday evening, Dayspring went up against the Sharks for their second game of the week. Ryan Redfern started off the game with a score for Dayspring. The second quarter was filled with hard playing from the offense and defense of both teams, but no additional points were scored. Dayspring’s Ryan Redfern later scored his second goal in the fourth quarter, bringing the final score to 2 - 0, Dayspring winning out over the Sharks. Dayspring is playing and passing the ball as a team and it has shown on the scoreboard.
Dayspring Christian Academy is lucky to have so many great soccer players, resulting in having two great teams that not only play a great game of soccer, but also show great sportsmanship, and have a lot of fun while they are at it.
Hornets Sting Panthers
10/16/08
By Clint Cox
COTTONDALE – The Cottondale Hornets football team got just what the doctor ordered last Friday night as they poured it on the Panthers of John Paul II Catholic, winning 66-0. The Hornets scored early and often and led 60-0 at the half. The win was much needed as the Hornets, after winning their season opener against Sneads, had dropped four straight games. With the win Cottondale improved to 2-4 on the season and 1-1 in district play. They will be off this Friday as they prepare for a home district contest next Friday against Aucilla Christian.
By Clint Cox
COTTONDALE – The Cottondale Hornets football team got just what the doctor ordered last Friday night as they poured it on the Panthers of John Paul II Catholic, winning 66-0. The Hornets scored early and often and led 60-0 at the half. The win was much needed as the Hornets, after winning their season opener against Sneads, had dropped four straight games. With the win Cottondale improved to 2-4 on the season and 1-1 in district play. They will be off this Friday as they prepare for a home district contest next Friday against Aucilla Christian.
Lady Bulldogs Hammer Holmes County
10/16/08
By Clint Cox
MARIANNA – The Lady Bulldogs took care of business on Monday night as they downed district foe Holmes County 3-0 in varsity action. In game one Marianna jumped out to an early 6-1 lead. Holmes County battled back though and tied the game at 14-14. But Marianna took control, in part on several kills by Jana Hinson to go on to win the game 25-22. Game two was closer as Marianna held leads of 10-7, 13-8 and 16-12. The Lady Bulldogs began to pull away though and went on to post a 25-14 win. Game three was much different as Holmes County jumped out to a 6-1 lead. Marianna did not quit however and got kick started with a kill from Randa Hickman. They managed to tie the game at 8-8 and took their first lead at 12-10 on a kill from Hinson. From there they outscored Holmes County 13-4 and won the game with a score of 25-14.
With the win Marianna improved to 10-3 on the season. They were scheduled to take on Liberty County on Tuesday night. Results of that contest were not available at press time. The Lady Bulldogs will be in district tournament play later in the month and have earned the #1 seed. On October 30th they will play in the District Championship match against the winner of Chipley vs Holmes County.
In 9th grade action on Monday Marianna lost both games to the Lady Blue Devils by scores of 25-17 and 25-22. In JV action Marianna won the match, winning game one 24-14 and game two 25-6.
By Clint Cox
MARIANNA – The Lady Bulldogs took care of business on Monday night as they downed district foe Holmes County 3-0 in varsity action. In game one Marianna jumped out to an early 6-1 lead. Holmes County battled back though and tied the game at 14-14. But Marianna took control, in part on several kills by Jana Hinson to go on to win the game 25-22. Game two was closer as Marianna held leads of 10-7, 13-8 and 16-12. The Lady Bulldogs began to pull away though and went on to post a 25-14 win. Game three was much different as Holmes County jumped out to a 6-1 lead. Marianna did not quit however and got kick started with a kill from Randa Hickman. They managed to tie the game at 8-8 and took their first lead at 12-10 on a kill from Hinson. From there they outscored Holmes County 13-4 and won the game with a score of 25-14.
With the win Marianna improved to 10-3 on the season. They were scheduled to take on Liberty County on Tuesday night. Results of that contest were not available at press time. The Lady Bulldogs will be in district tournament play later in the month and have earned the #1 seed. On October 30th they will play in the District Championship match against the winner of Chipley vs Holmes County.
In 9th grade action on Monday Marianna lost both games to the Lady Blue Devils by scores of 25-17 and 25-22. In JV action Marianna won the match, winning game one 24-14 and game two 25-6.
Bulldogs Fall To Crusaders
10/16/08
By Clint Cox
MARIANNA – The Pensacola Catholic Crusaders rode into Bulldog Stadium last Friday night and put on an impressive offensive display en route to a 37-12 win over Marianna. The loss was tough on Marianna for several reasons. It was their first loss of the season and was a district matchup. It was also costly for the Bulldog’s bench looked like a M.A.S.H. unit by the end of the game as four players went down with injuries during the game. Most if not all of those four players, Brandon Hughes, Michael Holloway, Quan Boykin and Tre’ Long will not see action this Friday night.
The evening started well for Marianna as Long took the second offensive play for Marianna and bolted 65 yards for a score. After a missed extra point Marianna led 6-0 with less than a minute gone in the game. But the Crusaders came right back and scored on their second offensive play. A 51 yard touchdown pass tied the game at 6-6. A 13 yard field goal moments later made it 9-6 in the Crusader’s favor. The Crusaders then exploded for three touchdowns in the second quarter, two through the air and one on the ground. At the half Marianna trailed 30-6.
The third quarter was scoreless until late when Bradley Battles scored on a 1 yard run for the Bulldogs. Pensacola Catholic scored midway through the fourth quarter to make the final 37-12. The Crusaders quarterback, Shaun White, threw for 210 yards and 3 TDs while their running back rushed for 177 yards. The bad news is that both are just sophomores. Even so, Marianna had their chance, especially early on when they drove deep into Crusader territory. "We had too many missed opportunities," said Bulldog Head Coach Rob Armstrong. "We could have made it 12-9 but just could not get it done," commented Armstrong.
Battles rushed for 124 yards and a TD while Fidel Montgomery led the defense with 11 tackles. Laramie Dryden and Tommy Stephens followed with 9 tackles each. Marianna fell to 4-1 overall and 0-1 in district play. They will hit the road this week to take on arch rival Chipley.
By Clint Cox
MARIANNA – The Pensacola Catholic Crusaders rode into Bulldog Stadium last Friday night and put on an impressive offensive display en route to a 37-12 win over Marianna. The loss was tough on Marianna for several reasons. It was their first loss of the season and was a district matchup. It was also costly for the Bulldog’s bench looked like a M.A.S.H. unit by the end of the game as four players went down with injuries during the game. Most if not all of those four players, Brandon Hughes, Michael Holloway, Quan Boykin and Tre’ Long will not see action this Friday night.
The evening started well for Marianna as Long took the second offensive play for Marianna and bolted 65 yards for a score. After a missed extra point Marianna led 6-0 with less than a minute gone in the game. But the Crusaders came right back and scored on their second offensive play. A 51 yard touchdown pass tied the game at 6-6. A 13 yard field goal moments later made it 9-6 in the Crusader’s favor. The Crusaders then exploded for three touchdowns in the second quarter, two through the air and one on the ground. At the half Marianna trailed 30-6.
The third quarter was scoreless until late when Bradley Battles scored on a 1 yard run for the Bulldogs. Pensacola Catholic scored midway through the fourth quarter to make the final 37-12. The Crusaders quarterback, Shaun White, threw for 210 yards and 3 TDs while their running back rushed for 177 yards. The bad news is that both are just sophomores. Even so, Marianna had their chance, especially early on when they drove deep into Crusader territory. "We had too many missed opportunities," said Bulldog Head Coach Rob Armstrong. "We could have made it 12-9 but just could not get it done," commented Armstrong.
Battles rushed for 124 yards and a TD while Fidel Montgomery led the defense with 11 tackles. Laramie Dryden and Tommy Stephens followed with 9 tackles each. Marianna fell to 4-1 overall and 0-1 in district play. They will hit the road this week to take on arch rival Chipley.
Marianna Junior Varsity Ends Season With Loss To Walton 26 - 6
10/16/08
By Sid Riley
Coach Adam Gray’s JV Squad Ends With A 2-3 Season
The Marianna JV Junior Bulldog squad fell before a well balanced offensive attack from the same Walton team they defeated 10-0 in mid-September at Walton. The Walton offensive passing attack found weaknesses in the Marianna pass defense that repeatedly generated long gains and scores for them. Meanwhile, the Marianna offense was not able to generate any meaningful drives into the Walton end zone.
Walton had 236 total yards of offense, while Marianna mustered only 155 yards with two turnovers.
The JV offense was missing the strength added by Chris Bowers and Elliot Batson who had both been pulled up onto the varsity squad. Their presence might have changed the outcome of the game, but this can not diminish the fact that the Walton team was powerful, well balanced, and much improved over the earlier contest.
By Sid Riley
Coach Adam Gray’s JV Squad Ends With A 2-3 Season
The Marianna JV Junior Bulldog squad fell before a well balanced offensive attack from the same Walton team they defeated 10-0 in mid-September at Walton. The Walton offensive passing attack found weaknesses in the Marianna pass defense that repeatedly generated long gains and scores for them. Meanwhile, the Marianna offense was not able to generate any meaningful drives into the Walton end zone.
Walton had 236 total yards of offense, while Marianna mustered only 155 yards with two turnovers.
The JV offense was missing the strength added by Chris Bowers and Elliot Batson who had both been pulled up onto the varsity squad. Their presence might have changed the outcome of the game, but this can not diminish the fact that the Walton team was powerful, well balanced, and much improved over the earlier contest.
Tiger Sharks Sink Pirates
10/16/08
By Clint Cox
PORT ST. JOE – The Port St. Joe Tigers Sharks broke open a close game in the second quarter and went to post a 41-6 win over Sneads last Friday night. The Pirates played well in spots but had difficulty sustaining any drives. "We just couldn’t string together enough plays to keep up. Defensively when we stayed with our assignments we played well but when we broke down their offense took advantage of our mistakes," said Pirate Head Coach Don Dowling.
Port St. Joe opened up the game with a score but missed the extra point. The Pirates countered to tie the game on a 34 yard touchdown toss from Taylor Edge to John Locke. After a missed extra point the game was tied at 6-6 and remained tied into the second quarter. The Tiger Sharks broke the game open though in the second quarter with two touchdowns. After making both two point conversion plays they led 22-6 at the half. From there they poured it on in the second half and went on to the 35 point victory.
With the loss Sneads fell to 1-4 on the season and 0-3 in district play. They will step out of district play this week as they play host to Vernon.
By Clint Cox
PORT ST. JOE – The Port St. Joe Tigers Sharks broke open a close game in the second quarter and went to post a 41-6 win over Sneads last Friday night. The Pirates played well in spots but had difficulty sustaining any drives. "We just couldn’t string together enough plays to keep up. Defensively when we stayed with our assignments we played well but when we broke down their offense took advantage of our mistakes," said Pirate Head Coach Don Dowling.
Port St. Joe opened up the game with a score but missed the extra point. The Pirates countered to tie the game on a 34 yard touchdown toss from Taylor Edge to John Locke. After a missed extra point the game was tied at 6-6 and remained tied into the second quarter. The Tiger Sharks broke the game open though in the second quarter with two touchdowns. After making both two point conversion plays they led 22-6 at the half. From there they poured it on in the second half and went on to the 35 point victory.
With the loss Sneads fell to 1-4 on the season and 0-3 in district play. They will step out of district play this week as they play host to Vernon.
Bullpups Close Out Regular Season
10/16/08
By Clint Cox
The Marianna Bullpups traveled to Havana last Thursday night and closed out the regular season with a 32-8 win over the Bears. Quayshaan Johnson had the big night for the Bullpups, scoring three touchdowns to lead the Bullpups. Johnson scored in the first quarter on a 9 yard run and Micha Reed added the two point conversion run to make it 8-0. Havana countered early in the second quarter to make it a 8-6 game. The Bullpups responded though with a 26 yard scoring run from Johnson and Reed added another two point conversion run to give Marianna a 16-6 lead at the half.
In the second half the Bullpups fumbled in the end zone and the Bears recovered to narrow the lead to 16-8. Shaundre McAroy then scored in fourth quarter on a 14 yard run and Bradley Middleton hit Kyle Tanner on a pass to convert the two point play. Marianna’s lead increased to 24-8 early in the fourth quarter. Johnson added his final score of the night on a 30 yard run and then converted the two point play to make the final score 32-8.
On Tuesday night the Bullpups traveled to Wakulla and pulled off a 20-0 victory. Johnson had two touchdown runs and Middleton threw a 24 yard touchdown pass to Reed. Middleton, Reed and Anthony Speights all recorded interceptions for the Bullpup defense. The Bullpup’s record now stands at 6-1 and they will next play in a conference post season bowl on October 30th. That game will be played at Wakulla High School and their opponent will be the winner of Thursday night’s contest between Taylor County and North Florida Christian. The bowl game will be broadcast locally on 94.1 FM WTYS.
By Clint Cox
The Marianna Bullpups traveled to Havana last Thursday night and closed out the regular season with a 32-8 win over the Bears. Quayshaan Johnson had the big night for the Bullpups, scoring three touchdowns to lead the Bullpups. Johnson scored in the first quarter on a 9 yard run and Micha Reed added the two point conversion run to make it 8-0. Havana countered early in the second quarter to make it a 8-6 game. The Bullpups responded though with a 26 yard scoring run from Johnson and Reed added another two point conversion run to give Marianna a 16-6 lead at the half.
In the second half the Bullpups fumbled in the end zone and the Bears recovered to narrow the lead to 16-8. Shaundre McAroy then scored in fourth quarter on a 14 yard run and Bradley Middleton hit Kyle Tanner on a pass to convert the two point play. Marianna’s lead increased to 24-8 early in the fourth quarter. Johnson added his final score of the night on a 30 yard run and then converted the two point play to make the final score 32-8.
On Tuesday night the Bullpups traveled to Wakulla and pulled off a 20-0 victory. Johnson had two touchdown runs and Middleton threw a 24 yard touchdown pass to Reed. Middleton, Reed and Anthony Speights all recorded interceptions for the Bullpup defense. The Bullpup’s record now stands at 6-1 and they will next play in a conference post season bowl on October 30th. That game will be played at Wakulla High School and their opponent will be the winner of Thursday night’s contest between Taylor County and North Florida Christian. The bowl game will be broadcast locally on 94.1 FM WTYS.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Dayspring Christian Academy Represented on the Soccer Field
10/9/08
After a few years of Dayspring Christian Academy not having a soccer team to call their own, the school is back in business on the MERE’s soccer field. Two teams, both on the Midget league, are representing Dayspring. Seasoned coach Ruthy Hall is coaching the "Eagles" team. David Howard, who coached on the midget league last year, is coaching the "Dayspring" team. Each team has both experienced players and rookies. Last week proved to be a busy week for both teams on the field.
Monday evening the Eagles faced the Crew. The second quarter brought points to the scoreboard with Chaseton Owens and Ethan Sapp of the Eagles each scoring a goal for their team. During the second half of the game, Joey Myhill, of the Crew, acquired their first point followed by his teammate, Max Martinez scoring three more points putting their team in the lead. Lance Peterson of the Eagles kicked in the final goal bringing his team up to three points. It was a close game with lots of aggressive defense on both teams, but the Crew squeaked by the Eagles 4-3.
The "Dayspring" team opened up their week Tuesday night with a game against the Bulldogs. During the first quarter Dayspring’s Ryan Redfern and Lauren Canada each scored a point for their team. The second and third quarters went scoreless, but in the last quarter Lauren Canada scored another goal for Dayspring. Late in the fourth quarter Brennan Price, of Dayspring kicked in the fourth and final goal of the game for Dayspring, moving the score to 4-0 Dayspring’s favor.
On Thursday, the Eagles went up against the Giants. The game remained scoreless until early on in the second quarter, when Lance Peterson scored a goal for the Eagles. The second half showed Zane Isler and Carter Cass, both of the Giants, making a goal. The game ended without the Eagles kicking any other goals in and a final score of 1-2 in favor of the Giants. Also Thursday evening, Dayspring took on the Tornados. Dayspring’s Ryan Redfern scored the only two goals of the game assisted by Lauren Canada. Lots of awesome goal defending in this game kept the score at a low 2-0 with Dayspring winning.
After a few years of Dayspring Christian Academy not having a soccer team to call their own, the school is back in business on the MERE’s soccer field. Two teams, both on the Midget league, are representing Dayspring. Seasoned coach Ruthy Hall is coaching the "Eagles" team. David Howard, who coached on the midget league last year, is coaching the "Dayspring" team. Each team has both experienced players and rookies. Last week proved to be a busy week for both teams on the field.
Monday evening the Eagles faced the Crew. The second quarter brought points to the scoreboard with Chaseton Owens and Ethan Sapp of the Eagles each scoring a goal for their team. During the second half of the game, Joey Myhill, of the Crew, acquired their first point followed by his teammate, Max Martinez scoring three more points putting their team in the lead. Lance Peterson of the Eagles kicked in the final goal bringing his team up to three points. It was a close game with lots of aggressive defense on both teams, but the Crew squeaked by the Eagles 4-3.
The "Dayspring" team opened up their week Tuesday night with a game against the Bulldogs. During the first quarter Dayspring’s Ryan Redfern and Lauren Canada each scored a point for their team. The second and third quarters went scoreless, but in the last quarter Lauren Canada scored another goal for Dayspring. Late in the fourth quarter Brennan Price, of Dayspring kicked in the fourth and final goal of the game for Dayspring, moving the score to 4-0 Dayspring’s favor.
On Thursday, the Eagles went up against the Giants. The game remained scoreless until early on in the second quarter, when Lance Peterson scored a goal for the Eagles. The second half showed Zane Isler and Carter Cass, both of the Giants, making a goal. The game ended without the Eagles kicking any other goals in and a final score of 1-2 in favor of the Giants. Also Thursday evening, Dayspring took on the Tornados. Dayspring’s Ryan Redfern scored the only two goals of the game assisted by Lauren Canada. Lots of awesome goal defending in this game kept the score at a low 2-0 with Dayspring winning.
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