Posted on 15 October 2006 by DigitalSports.
HOLBROOK POSTS 354 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS AS SEVERN ROMPS OVER JOHN CARROLL, 28-12
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If
John Carroll had a plan to stop Severn senior running-back Zach
Holbrook, in their MIAA B Conference cross-division football match-up
last night at Anne Arundel Community College, it didn’t work. Holbrook
torched the Patriots for 204 yards rushing, on just 11 carries, and
finished with 354 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns to lead the
Admirals to a 28-12 win.
Holbrook began the evening with an
80-yard touchdown run in the first quarter and gave Severn a 21-0 lead
when he returned a third quarter punt 90 yards for his second
touchdown. After John Carroll got on the scoreboard late in the third
quarter, Holbrook all but iced the victory with a 68-yard touchdown
run, early in the fourth quarter.
Severn (3-4) also scored on a 33-yard pass from senior quarterback Nick Ayers to junior Taylor Burns, in the second quarter.
John
Carroll scored its points on a 25-yard pass from quarterback Sean St.
Clair to junior Brock Brooks, in the third quarter, and a five-yard run
by sophomore back Ethan Reese, in the fourth quarter.
Next
Saturday, John Carroll will host Baltimore Lutheran in a B Conference
North Division encounter, while Severn will travel to Frederick, on
Friday night, to meet St. John’s Catholic Prep in a South Division
contest.
Severn 28, John Carroll 12
JC – 0 – 0 – 6 – 6 – 12
S – 14 – 0 – 7 – 7 – 28
S-Holbrook 80 run (kick failed)
S-Burns 33 pass from Ayers (Burnes pass from Ayers)
S-Holbrook 90 punt return (Elsmo kick)
JC-Brooks 25 pass from St. Claire (kick failed)
S-Holbrook 68 run (Elsmo kick)
JC-Reese 5 run (run failed) |
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Posted on 15 October 2006 by DigitalSports.
PAGLIARO LEADS GILMAN TO A 26-7 VICTORY OVER CALVERT HALL
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Gilman
senior John Pagliaro, who rushed for 224 yards and two scores in last
week’s come-from-behind win over Mount St. Joseph, rushed for 124 yards
and a touchdown yesterday and also returned an interception 19 yards
for another score as visiting Gilman improved to 3-0 in the MIAA A
Conference with a 26-7 victory over Calvert Hall, yesterday at Paul
Angelo Russo Stadium.
Pagliaro put Gilman on top when he picked
off a first quarter pass, deep in Calvert Hall territory, and took it
into the end zone. He followed with a 71-yard touchdown run, in the
second quarter, and senior Ben Eaton added a 21-yard scoring run as the
Greyhounds (3-2, 3-0) took a 19-0 lead into the half.
In the
third quarter, Calvert Hall mounted a drive, as it attempted to climb
back into the contest, but Gilman’s Makura Compton stepped in front of
a pass at the goal line and returned it 100 yards for the Greyhounds’
final score.
Calvert Hall (0-5, 0-3) finally got on the
scoreboard in the fourth quarter when quarterback Zach Blake connected
with senior Tyler Miller for a 36-yard score.
Calvert Hall will
travel to Mercersburg (PA) next Saturday, in search of its first win,
while Gilman, which opened this year with two non-conference losses,
has now won 12 straight against MIAA A Conference opponents. The
Greyhounds will also be in Pennsylvania next week, as they go to
Cumberland Valley (PA), for a Friday night non-conference contest,
before returning home for a huge league clash with Loyola on October 20.
Gilman 26, Calvert Hall 7
G – 7 – 12 – 7 – 0 – 26
CH – 0 – 0 – 0 – 7 – 7
G-Pagliaro 19 int. return (run failed)
G-Pagliaro 71 run (kick failed)
G-Eaton 21 run (Bloomquist kick)
G-Compton 100 int. return (Bloomquist kick)
CH-Miller 36 pass from Blake (Zentz kick) |
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Posted on 14 October 2006 by DigitalSports.
CURLEY STARTS FAST, BURIES BOWLING BROOK, 37-6
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Last
week Archbishop Curley staggered top-ranked Loyola before eventually
falling short in its upset bid. Yesterday afternoon in Carroll County,
the Friars delivered an early knock out blow with 21 first quarter
points and went on to an impressive, 37-6, road win over Bowling Brook
Prep.
Curley’s defense, which later contributed a safety, got
things going as Jerome Junior returned a fumble 28 yards for the game’s
first score. Senior Sam Burdych followed with a five-yard run and
senior Ray Ridgeway capped the big opening quarter with the first of
his two touchdown runs.
Ridgeway’s second score came early in the second half and senior Josh Motter added a three-yard run for Curley’s other score.
Curley,
which is playing an independent schedule this fall, improved to 5-2 and
will head home for a big test, next Saturday, as it hosts Delaware
power Caravel Academy.
Archbishop Curley 37, Bowling Brook Prep 6
AC – 21 – 0 – 16 – 0 – 37
BB – 0 – 6 – 0 – 0 – 6
AC-Junior 28 fumble return (Terry kick)
AC-Burdych 5 run (Terry kick)
AC-Ridgeway 11 run (Terry kick)
BB-Harris 48 pass from Colbert (kick failed)
AC-Safety
AC-Ridgeway 16 run (Fetchik kick)
AC-Motter 3 run (Terry kick) |
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Posted on 13 October 2006 by DigitalSports.
ST. PAUL’S SCORES TWO IN THE SECOND HALF TO SUPPORT SCOTT’S SHUTOUT; GATORS BLANK SJCP, 2-0, IN B CONFERENCE SOCCER
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Host
St. Paul’s School for Girls broke a scoreless halftime tie with St.
John’s Catholic Prep, scoring two unanswered goals, and went on to
claim a 2-0 IAAM B Conference victory over the visiting Vikings,
yesterday in Brooklandville.
In a span of five minutes, early in
the half, Maggie Dunbar scored one goal and assisted on a goal by
junior Olivia Kimmel to lift the Gators.
In addition, senior Claire Scott pitched a shutout and tallied eight saves in the goal. |
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