St Marys Saints Case Study

Newark Catholic won the toss and as they seem to do all the time, elected to take the ball. On the drive the Green Wave needed just six plays to go fifty-two-yards, to make this a,7-0 game. The drive ended when speedster Cameron Lewis going the final ten-yards. The point after kick by on again off again by senior kicker,Nathan Liesen

In a heartbreaking loss in game one, Centenary rallied from an 8-2 deficit to take a 9-8 lead in the bottom of the eighth. However, Trinity scored two in the ninth for the thrilling 10-9 win. With Centenary down 8-2 in the fifth, the Maroon and White erupted for five runs to cut the deficit to one. Quintanilla walked and Schimpf singled to put runners on the corners. With one out, Crowder singled up the middle for an RBI. Russell singled to load the bases, and a bases-loaded walk with two outs plated the second run. Junior Ian Graham delivered the big blow, doubling down the leftfield line to clear the bases. However, he was thrown out trying to take third

Things got start with a bang, when Dawson Martin took off for a sixteen-yard run, showing speed and nice field vision. Martin would close out the drive on a 2-yard run to make this a,6-0 game. A two point conversion run by,Elijah Malcolm made the score,8-0, with 9:05 left in the quarter.

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.

Emotion can carry a team just so far and that's how this one started. On the Bulldogs first drive their multi-talented quarterback,Aaron Latiolais was sacked by,Connor Sheehan. Sheehan has been injured on and off this season, so to see the young guy get involved early was nice. Latiolais recovered nicely as he connected with, #3 Brock Williams all the way to the Green Wave one-yard-line, with 3:37 left in the quarter. From there the Heath line blew up a large hole for Latiolais to walk threw, to give Heath a,6-0 lead, The point after kick by #17 Tayte Duncan, to make this a,7-0 lead at the 3:23 mark.

Granby came out in the 1Q with a heavy dose of Giovanni Jones, and it was making Jamestown sick as they had no answer. The Wang twins were not able to find the basket in this period, maybe the next, but until then Diamante Brown and Jason Schmidt, This gave the Eagles an opportunity to stay in the game with not much time left in this 1Q. Granby would close out this quarter strong leading 23-14.

At the start of the 2nd quarter, the score was 8-16, Wellington in the lead. One of the impressive skills that Wellington has

Martin St, Louis scored the game’s 1st goal of the game, but, the period ended tied at 1.

The first was a Nathan Brown try off a Nicholls pass, and the second was a Schaumkel try which came after the siren, which made the halftime score 22-12.

A 43-10 victory over the Warriors last week gave Mounties the week off into the preliminary finals, and that was largely thanks to a two-try effort from Lynch.

Tony Satini combined with David Williams to march 80 metres up field off the kickoff, which immediately placed the Sea Eagles on the attack. Hodges sold a ball out of dummy half, spun through a defender and planted the ball down to make the halftime score 28-10.

The D team scored a number of tries out wide and while was never going to be a doubt as to who would win, to their credit the E / F team never gave up and produced some penetrating pick and drives which resulted in three forwards tries. Patrick Moody scored twice and Prop Eli Johnston burst over to make it three. Congratulations to all players for putting in a

Hughson pushed their momentum in the second quarter and would lead by three taking the second quarter by a score of 20-17.As McKensie Buck and Diana Brown would put up three points for Hughson,while Janelle Anderson put up five points for

The Magpies eventually got their first try when Cody Nelson somehow got a grubber away whilst getting dragged down, before the ball bounced up perfectly in the hands of Scott Schulte to reduce the deficit to 16-4.

A last-second decision to run from dummy-half eventually paid dividends for returning hooker Kaysa Pritchard, who scored the Magpies’ first three minutes before the break. The conversion was missed, but Wentworthville had brought themselves well within reach – a solid effort considering the early onslaught. The home side trailed 14-4 at half-time.