Newark Catholic Research Paper

After the fake punt was unsuccessful, the Eagles' offense got the ball back on the Browns' 35-yard line and this time, Sturgis converted a 22-yard field goal, putting Philadelphia up

On a first down pass, a penalty on the Panthers gave Denver an additional 15 yards. However, Manning’s arm was hit on the next play as he attempted a pass and Carolina recovered the ball on the 50 yard line. The Panther offense could not capitalize on the turnover and were forced to settle for a 39 yard field goal by Gano. This time it was good, and it inched the Panthers closer to Denver, but they still trailed the Broncos 16-10.

During the annual Ely Tigers v. Dilard Panthers football game, the game was decided at the end of the 4th quarter during a touchdown scoring catch. The wide receiver, Donnell Wilson, caught the ball in the end zone to score. It was a clean catch in the right place at the right time that resulted in the game-winning touchdown.

“It was clean and a simple catch resulting in a touchdown,” said Owen Dyson, the referee (Doc 8). The catch couldn’t have resulted in a touchdown without more than one teammate. While it was caught by Donnell, he couldn’t have done it without the help of his team. “I had the team focused,” said Clayton Sheffield, offensive coach (Doc 3).

In game two, Centenary fell behind 3-0 before scoring two in the fourth because of a key error and one more in the fifth. With two down in the fourth, senior Lizzie Moran hit a groundball to first that was misplayed to allow her to beat the throw. Moran stole second and scored on sophomore Wendy Gillet’s RBI hit. While trying to gun down Moran at the plate, Gillet moved to second and scored on freshman Ashley Albright’s hit.

Grier complete a 60-yard pass to Ricky Rogers and Pettaway took it to the end zone with a three-yard carry, cutting the defense's lead to 28-14.

The Game was something that was annual and everyone was excited for it; but when it reached the end of the game everything changed. Tom Richard, a newspaper reporter, stated “Wilson made a leaping catch and landed safely in the end-zone capping an improbable come from behind win for the Tigers” (Doc 1). This

The Patriots (26-15) tied the game in the sixth at 4, then a three-run blast by Bishop over the right-field wall put UT Tyler ahead 7-4. Bishop and the top five in the UT Tyler order accounted for nine of the 12 hits to support six-different pitchers in the win.

Freshman Cody Crowder’s single put runners on the corners, and an error on a sacrifice bunt scored Zapata. Trinity then threw an error trying to turn a double play to allow another runner to score, and Guin’s two-out single put 11-0.

It seemed as though hope had been revived in the fourth quarter when an 80-yard run by Baldiviez put some points up on Dana’s end of the board. With 49 seconds remaining, Junior Corey Cisowski found Senior Ryder Lynch who finished off the game with a 6-yard touchdown.

In the second half the BC defense closed its gaps and got the ball back in Flutie’s hands. Flutie was able to start a comeback. This moved the score two 19-18. With 1:08 to go, Doug was unable to get the ball of in time before he was hit by pass rushers. The Final Score of the Liberty Bowl was ND 19 and BC

Newark Catholic would fumble the ball away after a nice run, when it looked like they would drive for a score earlier in the quarter and on another drive they overcame some poor execution to get the ball down to the Redskins five but a badly thrown pass in the end zone ended the

A kick from Anderson started the game, not long after, QB Lucas Smith runs a 18yd touchdown, starting the game out with a 7-0 Turpin lead. The Redskins’ Kyle Blaha soon persevered through the unforgiving Turpin defense and ran a 2 yd touchdown, evening out the score out 7-7. “Our offense and defense did well, but there’s always room for improvement.” Coach Kenter explained after Turpin gave up 21 points in the first half. “But I think this was one of better games of the entire season, the team really brought it.” Second quarter brought both the Spartans and Redskins 2 new touchdowns each and an exciting 65 yard pass Turpin touchdown, Smith to Will Hausfeld. Halftime stopped the intense game at a suspenseful score of 21-21.

Pacific extended its lead to 30-7 with a 17 play, 64-yard drive to open the second half that ended a 27-yard field goal by Alex Beekman (Beaverton, Ore.). The two teams traded touchdowns later in the quarter and in the fourth quarter.

On Monday, September 19 the Missouri Valley College women’s volleyball team played at home against William Penn University. Each round was very intense, especially because each of the opposing teams kept tying with one another. However, in the end, the Vikings were victorious in all three games with the following scores: 25-17, 25-17, 25-15.