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Brunswick football raises mark to 5-1
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| Hyde School running back Trevor Magloire (32) looks for daylight, while teammate Mike Ingalls (42) looks for someone to knock down during prep football action versus Kents Hill on Saturday. (George Almasi / The Time Record) |
BREWER — The Brunswick High School football team ran its record to 5-1 Friday night with a 33-12 Eastern Maine Class A win over the Witches.
The Brunswick defense came out hard in the second half and had two takeaways and forced a three-and-out to spark the team.
Max Roberts led the charge with an interception and forced a fumble that Nick Votta recovered to set the offense up in great field position. That combination and three scores in the third period by the offense had the jayvee team in the game early in the fourth quarter to put away a game Brewer squad as the Dragons led only 13-12 at the break.
Offensively John Williams led the way with 132 yards on 13 carries and three TDs. Williams also caught a 44-yard pass from Stefan Jensen for a TD to put the Dragons up 33-12 early in the fourth. Jeremy Diaz also was terrific all night with 100 yards of offense on 11 carries, and Rashon Edgerton added 97 and a TD on 10 carries.
The Brunswick offensive line of Alex Tait, Harrison Kemp, Jacob Pfaff, Ed Bonar, James Cejka, Evan Mahoney and Derrick Derosa played well.
“To have two runners get 100 or more and a third at 97 shows how well these guys played, and in very sloppy conditions,” praised head coach Dan Cooper of his offensive line.
Defensively Cejka led the way with 16 tackles. Kemp and Williams had eight each, and Dylan Walton and Pfaff had four each. Edgerton had a key interception in the first half.
Sac. Valley 6, Lisbon 35
Lisbon improved to 5-1 Saturday with a win over first-year Sacopee Valley.
The Greyhounds, who are scheduled to host Traip Academy on Saturday, led 21-0 after one quarter.
Scott Eck scored from 2-yards out and Toby Harrington’s PAT kick made it 7-0 with 5:15 left.
Andy Tupper hauled in a 40-yard pass from Chris Whitney, and Tupper’s 2-point conversion run made it 15-0 with 4:24 remaining. Josh Pomerleau scored from 16 yards out with 2:54 left and the missed kick kept the score at 21-0.
In the second quarter, a Whitney-to-Tupper 35-yard TD pass, and Harrington’s kick hiked the advantage to 28-0.
With 30 seconds left in the half, Harrington scored from 8-yards out and his kick gave Lisbon a 35-0 lead.
Sacopee scored with four minutes left in the game.
Mt. Ararat 22, Messalosnkee 43
In Eastern Maine Class A action Friday night in Oakland, the visiting Eagles shot themselves in the foot several times early and fell behind 37-0 before righting the ship.
“We turned the ball over three times deep inside the 20,” said Mt. Ararat coach Mark LaFountain. “They’re a good team and they capitalized on our mistakes.”
The 1-5 Eagles, who are scheduled to host Edward Little this upcoming Friday, got on the board with three seconds left in the first half. A 65-yard drive was capped by Drew Marshall’s 3-yard TD run and Mike Bastin’s kick cut the gap to 37-7.
“We made a couple of defensive adjustments at the half and I’m proud of the kids — they could’ve packed it in, but they didn’t and we dug ourselves out of the hole in the second half.”
A Marshall-to-MacKenzie Gary 47-yard strike made it 37-13 and Marshall added the 2-point conversion run.
Gary also scored from 3-yards out to make it 37-21 before 5-1 Messalonskee scored again to put the game away.
Kents Hills 12, Hyde 33
On Saturday in Bath, Hyde overcame an early deficit in downing Kents Hill.
Kents Hill quarterback Ryan Dorso drew first blood at 2:49 of the first as he connected with Nick Delp to open the scoring on a 60-yard TD pass. The first quarter ended with the Huskies on top 6-0.
In the last 6:27 of the first half, Hyde posted 33 unanswered points.
Running back Trevor Magloire capped a 64-yard Phoenix drive with a 2-yard dive to tie the game at 6-6 at the 6:27 mark.
The Huskies gained minus-four yards on their next possession and Mike Ingalls (eight carries for 50 yards with six tackles) battled the last eight yards of a 51-yard drive with 4:28 left. Quarterback Ted Cercos (4-for-7 for 85 yards, TD pass, TD run) added the extra point and Hyde led 13-6.
Magloire intercepted a Dorso pass and ran it back 24 yards for a first-and-goal on the KH-8. Magloire and Ingalls plowed for seven yards, and Ted Cercos snuck the ball into the endzone behind center Chip Wohlstetter and guards Kaniel Rose-Tamkin and Cole Shapiro. With Cercos adding the extra point, Hyde led 20-6.
With 1:14 to go in the half, Kenton Powell (five unassisted tackles and six assisted) intercepted a Dorso pass and bulled 35 yards for the score to make it 27-6. With 14 seconds to go in the half, Magloire (23 carries for 60 yards, two TDs) scooped up a punt and scampered 55 yards for the final Hyde score.
Alex Needham (three tackles) and Tyler Works (four tackles) were second-half defensive standouts for Hyde, which is slated to visit Portsmouth Abbey School in Rhode Island this Saturday.
Kents Hill broke the second-half stalemate with six points on a 70-yard punt return by Roy Eastman.
Idaho Ketcham and Mike Keane stepped into the Phoenix backfield to carry the ball through the fourth quarter.
Freeport 22, Traip 47
Traip running back Robert Ficke ran for over 200 yards as the host Rangers rolled to a Campbell Conference win at York on Saturday.
The Falcons fell behind 14-0 after a quarter, and trailed 27-8 at the half. Kyle Moore scored the Freeport (1-5) touchdown late in the half.
In the third quarter, the teams combined for 34 points. Miguel Beckles, who picked up 82 yards on 14 carries, returned the second-half kickoff 84 yards for a score. Calvin Burgess ran in the 2-point conversion.
The Freeport defense held on Traip’s first second half offensive possession, forcing a punt. Beckles again came up big, returning the kick 44 yards for another TD to get the Falcons to 27-22.
However, Traip ran off the next 20 points to put the game away.
Freeport had 208 return yards on the afternoon. Calvin Burgess carried the ball 17 yards for 75 yards from scrimmage, while Dave Hart led the Falcons’ defense with 18 tackles.
“We moved the ball up and down the field, but we just couldn’t get it into the endzone,” said Freeport coach Rob Grover, whose team is slated to play on Friday at 1-5 Boothbay.
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The Brunswick defense came out hard in the second half and had two takeaways and forced a three-and-out to spark the team.
Max Roberts led the charge with an interception and forced a fumble that Nick Votta recovered to set the offense up in great field position. That combination and three scores in the third period by the offense had the jayvee team in the game early in the fourth quarter to put away a game Brewer squad as the Dragons led only 13-12 at the break.
Offensively John Williams led the way with 132 yards on 13 carries and three TDs. Williams also caught a 44-yard pass from Stefan Jensen for a TD to put the Dragons up 33-12 early in the fourth. Jeremy Diaz also was terrific all night with 100 yards of offense on 11 carries, and Rashon Edgerton added 97 and a TD on 10 carries.
The Brunswick offensive line of Alex Tait, Harrison Kemp, Jacob Pfaff, Ed Bonar, James Cejka, Evan Mahoney and Derrick Derosa played well.
“To have two runners get 100 or more and a third at 97 shows how well these guys played, and in very sloppy conditions,” praised head coach Dan Cooper of his offensive line.
Defensively Cejka led the way with 16 tackles. Kemp and Williams had eight each, and Dylan Walton and Pfaff had four each. Edgerton had a key interception in the first half.
Sac. Valley 6, Lisbon 35
Lisbon improved to 5-1 Saturday with a win over first-year Sacopee Valley.
The Greyhounds, who are scheduled to host Traip Academy on Saturday, led 21-0 after one quarter.
Scott Eck scored from 2-yards out and Toby Harrington’s PAT kick made it 7-0 with 5:15 left.
Andy Tupper hauled in a 40-yard pass from Chris Whitney, and Tupper’s 2-point conversion run made it 15-0 with 4:24 remaining. Josh Pomerleau scored from 16 yards out with 2:54 left and the missed kick kept the score at 21-0.
In the second quarter, a Whitney-to-Tupper 35-yard TD pass, and Harrington’s kick hiked the advantage to 28-0.
With 30 seconds left in the half, Harrington scored from 8-yards out and his kick gave Lisbon a 35-0 lead.
Sacopee scored with four minutes left in the game.
Mt. Ararat 22, Messalosnkee 43
In Eastern Maine Class A action Friday night in Oakland, the visiting Eagles shot themselves in the foot several times early and fell behind 37-0 before righting the ship.
“We turned the ball over three times deep inside the 20,” said Mt. Ararat coach Mark LaFountain. “They’re a good team and they capitalized on our mistakes.”
The 1-5 Eagles, who are scheduled to host Edward Little this upcoming Friday, got on the board with three seconds left in the first half. A 65-yard drive was capped by Drew Marshall’s 3-yard TD run and Mike Bastin’s kick cut the gap to 37-7.
“We made a couple of defensive adjustments at the half and I’m proud of the kids — they could’ve packed it in, but they didn’t and we dug ourselves out of the hole in the second half.”
A Marshall-to-MacKenzie Gary 47-yard strike made it 37-13 and Marshall added the 2-point conversion run.
Gary also scored from 3-yards out to make it 37-21 before 5-1 Messalonskee scored again to put the game away.
Kents Hills 12, Hyde 33
On Saturday in Bath, Hyde overcame an early deficit in downing Kents Hill.
Kents Hill quarterback Ryan Dorso drew first blood at 2:49 of the first as he connected with Nick Delp to open the scoring on a 60-yard TD pass. The first quarter ended with the Huskies on top 6-0.
In the last 6:27 of the first half, Hyde posted 33 unanswered points.
Running back Trevor Magloire capped a 64-yard Phoenix drive with a 2-yard dive to tie the game at 6-6 at the 6:27 mark.
The Huskies gained minus-four yards on their next possession and Mike Ingalls (eight carries for 50 yards with six tackles) battled the last eight yards of a 51-yard drive with 4:28 left. Quarterback Ted Cercos (4-for-7 for 85 yards, TD pass, TD run) added the extra point and Hyde led 13-6.
Magloire intercepted a Dorso pass and ran it back 24 yards for a first-and-goal on the KH-8. Magloire and Ingalls plowed for seven yards, and Ted Cercos snuck the ball into the endzone behind center Chip Wohlstetter and guards Kaniel Rose-Tamkin and Cole Shapiro. With Cercos adding the extra point, Hyde led 20-6.
With 1:14 to go in the half, Kenton Powell (five unassisted tackles and six assisted) intercepted a Dorso pass and bulled 35 yards for the score to make it 27-6. With 14 seconds to go in the half, Magloire (23 carries for 60 yards, two TDs) scooped up a punt and scampered 55 yards for the final Hyde score.
Alex Needham (three tackles) and Tyler Works (four tackles) were second-half defensive standouts for Hyde, which is slated to visit Portsmouth Abbey School in Rhode Island this Saturday.
Kents Hill broke the second-half stalemate with six points on a 70-yard punt return by Roy Eastman.
Idaho Ketcham and Mike Keane stepped into the Phoenix backfield to carry the ball through the fourth quarter.
Freeport 22, Traip 47
Traip running back Robert Ficke ran for over 200 yards as the host Rangers rolled to a Campbell Conference win at York on Saturday.
The Falcons fell behind 14-0 after a quarter, and trailed 27-8 at the half. Kyle Moore scored the Freeport (1-5) touchdown late in the half.
In the third quarter, the teams combined for 34 points. Miguel Beckles, who picked up 82 yards on 14 carries, returned the second-half kickoff 84 yards for a score. Calvin Burgess ran in the 2-point conversion.
The Freeport defense held on Traip’s first second half offensive possession, forcing a punt. Beckles again came up big, returning the kick 44 yards for another TD to get the Falcons to 27-22.
However, Traip ran off the next 20 points to put the game away.
Freeport had 208 return yards on the afternoon. Calvin Burgess carried the ball 17 yards for 75 yards from scrimmage, while Dave Hart led the Falcons’ defense with 18 tackles.
“We moved the ball up and down the field, but we just couldn’t get it into the endzone,” said Freeport coach Rob Grover, whose team is slated to play on Friday at 1-5 Boothbay.
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