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StumbleuponRoundup of Friday's area H.S. football action: Week 5
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Beavercreek downs Xenia 35-7, improves to 5-0
The Beavercreek High School football team pushed its record to 5-0 for the first time since 1968 with a 35-7 home-field win over Xenia on Friday, Sept. 19.
Gabe Henry led the Beavers with 90 yards on 24 carries and a touchdowns. Quarterback Tim Carroll was 6-of-11 passing for 108 yards and TD passes of 33 and 6 yards to Brad Sundstrom.
Creek had 401 yards of total offense while holding Xenia (1-4) to 136 yards of offense.
Northmont 48, Fairborn 7: The Thunderbolts (4-1) dominated play piling up 483 yards of total offense and hold the Skyhawlks (0-5) to 37 yards total offense, minus-39 yards rushing. Quarterback Chase Belton was 10-of-16 passing for 183 yards and two touchdowns. Mark Mays rushed for 107 yards including a 66-yard TD run.
Springfield 19, Trotwood-Madison 18: Trey DePriest's 2-yard touchdown run with 1:13 remaining lifted the Wildcats past Trotwood.
The Rams (0-5) scored two touchdowns on a fumble return and an interception return in the first quarter, but the Wildcats scored 18 unanswered points for the win. The defense held Trotwood to 73 yards of total offense, including five yards on the ground, and four first downs.
Chaminade-Julienne 21, Fenwick 20: A missed extra point by Fenwick's Derek Arwine with 8:53 to go was the difference in the Greater Catholic League North Division game. C-J quarterback Kurt Hess was 22-of-30 passing for 196 yards and TD passes of 16 and 4 yards to Alex Kauth. The second scoring pass and a Kauth PAT kick put C-J up 21-14. Keeton Daly scored for Fenwick to get his team within 21-20. Ahmad Mack had 115 yards on 10 tries for C-J.
Valley View 44, Milton-Union 0: The Spartans (4-1) bounced back from their first loss last week to Oakwood to pile up 509 yards of total offense. Quarterback Johnny Day was 12-of-17 passing for 235 yards and three touchdowns. Lucas Donson caught five passes for 109 yards and two scores. Travis Dalton carried the ball eight times for 153 yards including an 80-yard TD run.
Franklin 27, Bellbrook 8: QB Quinton Jones rushed 22 times for 101 yards and two scores, and threw a 16-yard TD pass to Tyler Wulff as the Wildcats (3-2) pulled off the mild upset over the Eagles (3-2).
Carlisle 75, Northridge 22: The Indians (2-3) continued their erratic season. They defeated Arcanum in the opener 69-0, then lost to Brookville in the second game 55-22. Jake Gibson threw five TD passes for the winners. Kyle Lingg had two TD runs of 16 and 75 for Northridge (3-2) which suffered its second straight loss.
Cin. Hills Christian Academy 35, Dayton Christian 7: Alec Swartz threw for three TDs and ran for another for CHCA (5-0). Joe Paley scored on a 32-yard run for DC (2-3).
Tecumseh 28, Graham 6: Dustin Holmes had 197 yards rushing and three touchdowns of 13, 35 and 4 yards as the Arrows, No. 10 in the state Division II ratings, improved to 5-0. Riley Gault added 126 yards rushing and an 8-yard TD. Graham (1-4) had 75 yards of total offense.
Tippecanoe 42, Benjamin Logan 14: Allen Comer ran 71 for one TD and caught a 69-yard pass from Wes Marsh for another for the 5-0 Red Devils.
Lehman Catholic 26, West Carrollton 6: Zac Schmitz scored on a 73-yard punt return and a 30-yard pass interception as the Cavs moved 3-1.
Spg. Shawnee 12, Greenon 11: Phil Ulery's 40-yard run with 2:19 left in the third quarter proved to be the game winning TD for the Braves (3-2). He had 184 yards rushing on 22 carries.
Marion Local 17, St. Henry 10: The Flyers (4-1) held the Redskins on the goal line with 4 seconds left to preserve the win.
Arcanum 54, Bradford 21: Kyle Fledderjohn had three touchdowns — two rushing plus a kickoff return — and passed for another for the Trojans (3-2, 3-1 Cross County Conference).
Miami East 48, Tri-County North 19: Sam Smallwood rushed for 98 yards and four TDs for the Vikings (4-1, 4-0 CCC). Smallwood now holds the East school scoring record.
Bethel 24, National Trail 21: Cody Hart kicked a 25-yard field goal with 1:13 left to give the Bees (1-4) the win. Jordan Burrowes set up the field goal with a 59-yard run to the Trail 5-yard line. He had 162 yards rushing on 27 carries. Bethel had 339 yards on the ground as a team.
Ansonia 40, Mississinawa Valley 20: The Tigers (4-1) are 4-0 in the CCC. They had 350 yards rushing. Dylan and Derek Bubeck each had a pair of touchdowns.
Greeneview 28, Southeastern 22: Eddie Bonk caught six passes for 225 yards (37.5 yards per catch) and three touchdowns for the 2-3 Rams.
Yellow Springs 23, Ridgemont 22: Joe Fugate kicked a 22-yard field goal with 25.8 seconds left to give the Bulldogs their first win of the season.
Raphael Allen had two rushing TDs for Yellow Springs. Ryan Newsome had 211 passing yards.
Greenville 24, Marshall 6: The Green Wave improved to 4-1 in a nonleague game Thursday at Welcome Stadium with Zach Melling rushing for 217 yards on 18 carries, including touchdown runs of 64, 58 and 3 yards.
Austin List added a 21-yard field goal and three extra points. D'Ante Oglesby scored on a 16-yard run for Marshall (0-5).
Game moved to today: Springfield Catholic's game at Cedarville was switched from Friday to 2 p.m. today because Cedarville is still without stadium lights.
Two-game weekend for Dunbar: Along with playing at Greenville next Friday (Sept. 26), Dunbar will travel to Newark on Sunday, Sept. 28, to finish the second half of a game. Kickoff is 2 p.m.
The Wolverines went to Newark, east of Columbus, on Aug. 29, the original date of the contest. They led 21-3 at halftime when the game was delayed by lightning.
The teams waited almost three hours but could not resume play. The Newark coaches wanted Dunbar to come back the next day to finish the game. The Dunbar coaches didn't want to comply. Play was suspended and Dunbar returned to Dayton.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association told the schools to find a date to suitable date to finish the game. That date was finally agreed upon Friday.
Dunbar (3-0) plays Columbus Hartley (4-0) tonight at Welcome Stadium.
