ALL-COUNTY FIELD HOCKEY

Baltimore County coaches have selected their consensus, heron and mallard division teams.

Name                     School             Grade      Position           
                       
                       
Lindsey Fowler          Overlea                12            GK           
Katie Muhvich           Towson                12            GK           
Kirsten Kyne             Loch Raven           11            GK           
Jill Schuchart          Eastern Tech           12         Defense           
Mandy Pace             Hereford                12         Defense           
Sami Topolski          Franklin                 12         Defense           
Meredith Tracey       Towson                 12         Defense           
Tara Williams           Dulaney                12         Midfield           
Celeste DiFerdinando Hereford               12         Midfield           
Kelly Brown            Catonsville              11         Midfield           
Lindsey Ferris         Loch Raven             11         Midfield           
Brittany Lough       Eastern Tech            12           Attack           
Maggie Malone        Towson                  12           Attack           
Brittany Martin         Hereford                 12          Attack           
Caitlin Powers         Towson                   11          Attack           

ALL-BALTIMORE COUNTY HERON DIVISION FIELD HOCKEY TEAMS

Name                  School                    Grade     Position           
                       
FIRST                       

Kirsten Kyne           Loch Raven               11             GK           
Katie Muhvich           Towson                  12             GK           
Mandy Pace             Hereford                  12          Defense           
Jackie Reymann      Catonsville                12          Defense           
Ana Heneberry         Dulaney                  12           Defense           
Catherine Vane        Loch Raven              12           Defense           
Sami Topolski           Franklin                  12          Defense           
Meredith Tracey        Towson                   12          Defense           
Celeste DiFerdinando Hereford                  12         Midfield           
Tara Williams             Dulaney                  12         Midfield           
Kelly Brown              Catonsville                11         Midfield           
Lindsey Ferris           Loch Raven               11         Midfield           
Kristina Panagodimos Perry Hall                12         Midfield           
Alex McGovern            Towson                 10         Midfield           
Maggie Malone            Towson                 12          Attack           
Lindsay Riordon          Hereford                12          Attack           
Caitlin Powers             Towson                 11          Attack           
Brittany Martin             Hereford               12          Attack           
Paige Messersmith        Dulaney                11          Attack           
Allison Brown             Loch Raven             12         Attack           
                       
                       
                       
SECOND           
           
Jenny Winders               Dulaney               11           GK           
Tori Trcka                     Franklin                12           GK           
Carly Eisenbrandt          Towson                 10        Defense           
Melissa Garrett           Catonsville                12        Defense           
Julie Kokinos                 Dulaney                12        Defense           
Katie Martello                Hereford                12       Defense           
Alexa Demski               Loch Raven             11        Midfield           
Rebecca Myers               Franklin                 11        Midfield           
Andrea Brennan           Catonsville               12        Midfield           
Emily Rector                  Towson                 12        Midfield           
Shelby Polk                 Catonsville                11        Attack           
Brooke Martin                Dulaney                  11       Attack           
Laura Grammer             Perry Hall                12       Attack           
Becca Reymann           Catonsville                12        Attack           
                       
                       
                       
HONORABLE MENTION                       

Katie Winters               Catonsville                 11           GK           
Gracie Stemmer             Perry Hall                12           GK           
Ruthanne Salsbury          Pikesville                12            GK           
Andrea Pace                   Hereford                10       Defense           
Dahna Shimony              Pikesville                12       Defense           
Marisa Levin                   Perry Hall               11       Defense           
Courtney Haldeman         Hereford                10       Midfield           
Alissa Gulin                     Pikesville                12      Midfield           
Cori Schreider                  Franklin                 10       Attack           
Kayla Stolins                   Loch Raven             11       Attack           
Samantha Fink                 Pikesville                12       Attack           
Jara Title                         Pikesville                10       Attack           
Cailin Colegrove                Dulaney                12       Attack           
                       
                       
                       
ALL-BALTIMORE COUNTY MALLARD DIVISION FIELD HOCKEY TEAMS
                       
                       
Name                    School                     Grade      Position               
                           
FIRST                           

Lindsey Fowler                Overlea                12              GK               
Jill Schuchart                 Eastern Tech          12          Defense               
Jamie Woutila             Sparrows Point          12         Defense               
Samantha Dovel             Eastern Tech          12         Midfield               
Jennifer Lutz                  Carver A & T          12          Midfield               
Katlyn Higgins                 Lansdowne            11         Midfield               
Anneve Waithe                 Parkville               11         Midfield               
Brittany Lough                Eastern Tech          12           Attack               
Cheri Perkins                   Lansdowne           11            Attack               
Racheal Jones               Sparrows Point        12            Attack               
                           
                           
SECOND                           

Taylor Hahn                    Eastern Tech         12             GK               
Erin Johns                       Lansdowne           11          Defense               
Janel Cofield                       Overlea             11          Defense               
Brittney McNeal                   Dundalk             12          Defense               
Kristin Neet                         Lansdowne        11          Midfield               
Sam Liptrap                        Kenwood           12          Midfield               
Sarah Dix                           Overlea              12          Midfield               
Autumn Jackson              Sparrows Point       12          Midfield               
Kayla Ripple                      Eastern Tech         12         Midfield               
Alison Preiss                      Carver A & T       12            Attack               
Cat Bahr                              Kenwood           12            Attack               
Julie Shanahan                    Parkville             11            Attack               
Sarah Steele                       Eastern Tech       12            Attack               
                           
                           
HONORABLE MENTION                           

Sara Fischer                          Dundalk             12           GK               
Tracey Carroll                     Owings Mills         12           GK               
Tiffany Lee                        Sparrows Point       11           GK               
Katie Hudson                     Sparrows Point       10        Defense               
Laura Ruth                            Dundalk             12        Midfield               
Alanna Delfino                       Patapsco            11        Midfield               
Diana Dannenmen                  Kenwood           12         Midfield               
Melissa Ortiz                          Overlea              12         Attack               
Ali Hadel                           Sparrows Point       11         Attack               
Stephanie Piercy                    Dundalk             12          Attack               
Brittany Liller                         Kenwood           11          Attack               
Emily Austin                       Sparrows Point      12         Attack               
Toni Ann Lewandowski           Eastern Tech      11         Attack               

BOYS 3A AND 2A NORTH SOCCER SCORES

Patapsco visits Franklin; and Patterson meets Towson in 3A North Regional soccer semifinals on Friday afternoon; Loch Raven visits Poly, Randallstown plays Eastern Tech in 2A.

Franklin 4         Hereford 1
Patapsco 8         Mervo 1
Patterson 2        Dundalk 1
Towson 4            Catonsville 1
 
Semi-finals: Friday, Nov. 2

Patapsco (9-4-0) at Franklin (11-2-1) at 5:00
Patterson (9-3-0) at Towson (10-2-1) at 3:30

BOYS 2A North-Boys soccer
 
Quarterfinals

Loch Raven 4, Lansdowne 1

Poly 6, City 3

Randallstown 4, Overlea 3, OT

Towson 4            Catonsville 1

Eastern Tech 8,, Samuel Banks 0

Semi-finals: Friday, Nov. 2

Loch Raven at Poly, 3

Randallstown vs. Eastern Tech at CCBC Essex, 3

Girls 3A North Region Semifinals

Franklin at Catonsville, Fridaay, 3:30

ALL-COUNTY GIRLS GOLF

Milford Mill’s Devonne Richardson and Dulaney’s Carolyn Chandler  are among the coaches’ picks as the county’s best.

Miford Mill’s district 6 champion Devonne Richardson and Dulaney’s three-time county champion Carolyn Chandler head up the list.

2007 BALTIMORE COUNTY GIRLSâ?? GOLF

ALL-COUNTY TEAMS

FIRST TEAM

NAME                        Grade        School

Devonne Richardson       11        Milford Mill
Carolyn Chandler            11        Dulaney
Gabriella Biondo             11        Carver A & T
Molly Blauvelt                 11        Dulaney
Yasmine Faieq                 9        Carver A & T
                                                                                                                    
                                                                                                                                           

SECOND TEAM NAME                      Grade        School Jackie Wheeler            11          Franklin Ayana Jelani               11        Woodlawn Patty Reilma               12          Towson Rachel Hyle                12        Eastern Tech Meredith Beavin          10          Franklin
	Milford Mill’s Devonne Richardson, the district 6 golf champion for girls.

FRANKLIN TO DEDICATE ‘MCWILLIAMS STADIUM’

The Indians’ football stadium, which received lights for the first time in school history last spring, will be named in honor of longtime supporter Dr. Clarence E. McWilliams.

Franklin High School, whose stadium was equipped last spring with lights for the first time in history, will name the venue posthumously in honor of Dr. Clarence E. McWilliams, a longtime supporter of the Indians’ athletic programs whose wife, Jean, children and grandchildren have attended the school.

Below are details of the official ceremony, to be held on Nov. 9 prior to the Indians’ homecoming game against Dulaney. Jean McWilliams plans to attend the event, as does Baltimore County superintendent Dr. Joseph Hairston.

WHAT:

Franklin High School will officially dedicate its stadium complex (field, press box, stands and lights) in honor of Dr. Clarence E. McWilliams, Jr., a community physician who lived and practiced next door to the school and provided services to students and student athletes for more than 40 years.

WHEN:

Friday, November 9, 2007
6:15 p.m. Ceremony
7:00 p.m. Football varsity homecoming game â?? Franklin Indians vs. Dulaney Lions

WHERE:

Franklin High School stadium
12000 Reisterstown Road, Reisterstown

WHO:

In attendance will be:
Dr. Joseph Hairston, superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools.
James T. Smith, Baltimore County Executive.
Jean Eckhardt McWilliams, wife of Dr. McWilliams and a Franklin High graduate.
All eight McWilliams children, including Gary McWilliams, all of whom are Franklin High graduates.
Many of Dr. McWilliamsâ?? 22 grandchildren as well as nieces and nephews.
Kathy Schmidt, Franklin High principal.
Dean Terry, former Franklin High principal for 11 years, 40 total in the education field.
Rich Reed, Franklin High athletic director.
Jill Myers, former athletic director of Franklin High for 40 years.
Former and current Franklin Athletic Boosters Members and community members.
Students from fall sports teams.

DULANEY’S DANIELLE PARKER TO PLAY FOR DELAWARE

The 6-foot-2 guard-foward is “one of the best in the state,” according to her coach, Richard Welsh.

Dulaney’s Danielle Parker, a 6-foot-2 forward who led the Lions to Baltimore County titles in basketball and volleyball after transferring from St. Frances of Baltimore City, has committed to play basketball at the University of Delaware, her coach, Richard Welsh, told DigitalSports on Tuesday night.

Parker, an excellent student, led the Lions to a 20-0 record last season before losing in the Class 4A state semifinals to visiting Blake High of Olney in Montgomery County.

Welsh calls Parker, a first-team All-Baltimore County selection, the “best player in the county, one of the best in the state
and highly recruited by many major D-I programs.”

 Parker and the Lions’ volleyball team play host to Towson on Wednesday afternoon in defense of their county title in the championship game.

–Lem Satterfield

The Lion’s Den?

Dulaney has No. 1 seed for 4A North Region playoffs; Perry Hall and Catonsville gain No. 2 seeds

In the other 4A North quarterfinals Monday, No. 2 seed Perry Hall will host either Thomas Johnson or Southwestern, and No. 3 Kenwood plays either Woodlawn or Walbrook. Woodlawn hosts Walbrook in Friday’s opener.

In 3A North, Catonsville is seeded second and will host either Milford Mill or Lake Clifton in Monday’s quarterfinals. Milford Mill hosts Lake Clifton in an opening round match Friday.

Other 3A North openers Friday will feature No. 9 Patapsco hosting Patterson with winner playing at No. 1 Mervo Monday, and Western visiting No. 6 Dundalk with winner advancing to No. 3 Franklin. No. 4 Hereford hosts No. 5 Towson in a quarterfinal Monday.

Loch Raven will look to continue its reign in 2A North. The Raiders, seeded fourth will host Samuel Banks in Monday’s quarterfinals while No. 6 Eastern Tech will be at Edmondson. Loch Raven has won six consecutive region crowns.

In 2A North opening round action Friday, Overlea is at Northwestern with the winner advancing to top-seeded Poly Monday, and Lansdowne hosts Douglass. The winner plays No. 2 seed City Monday.

-Derek Toney

YOUTH IS SERVED IN BADMINTON

The Towson Generals’ domination of Baltimore County surprised even their coach, Cary Sonneborn, whose team won nine of 11 contests at Parkville.

And when the last volley was completed, the visiting birdie bashers had realized their dream.

The Generals won nine of 11 matches to win their second crown in as many season, surprising
even their veteran coach with their effort.

â??From day one of practice, Iâ??ve been reminding the team that our goal was to defend the title. I
wasnâ??t sure if we could do it, but that was our goal for this season,” said coach Cary Sonneborn.

“We have a relatively young team, only one senior starts and we have five sophomores and 10 juniors,” Sonneborn said. “Only six of this yearsâ?? sixteen started on our championship team from last year.”

But the Generals won in dominant fashion, a triumph which could signal a shift in power in the county.

Pikesville had won in 2003, â??04 and â??05, with Dulaney being the team to beat prior to that.

“Their lack of game experience had me concerned throughout the year,” Sonneborn said of his team.
“But time and again, they proved they had the skills to compete with everyone else in the league.â?

The best of eleven games started with three thrilling faceoffs.

In girls’ No. 2 doubles, the Parkville pair of Jasmine Offoha and Sheila Ruiz needed all three matches to defeat Katie Golden and Maddie Sovich, 16-17, 17-15, 15-6.

Meanwhile, the boysâ?? No. 2 doubles also went to three matches, but with Towsonâ??s co-captain, Andrew Reighert, and his partner, Shawn Xiao, defeating Nidhin Babu and Dan Dejong, 15-8, 12-15, 15-13.
 
The boysâ?? No. 3 singles game between Towsonâ??s Blessan Sebastian and Parkvilleâ??s Joseph Markiewicz was also just as exciting. Sebastian lost 12-15 before regaining his stroke to win out, 17-14, 15-7.

In the No. 3 girls’ contest, Angela Lee of Towson bested Xin Ru Pan 15-1, 15-13.

Dulany Wagner of Towson also won in two over Komal Chaubdhry, 15-11, 15-7.

The girlsâ?? No. 1 doubles tandem, Tori Buck and Holly White of Towson, joined in to win in two, 15-3, 15-1 over Rachel Allen and Laraine Ruiz.

At the halfway point, Towson was up 5-to-1 with five games remaining.

Towsonâ??s Ryan Recchia took two from Sydney Mbachu, 15-8, 15-6, effectively clinching the title for the Generals.

But Towson wasn’t done.

In No. 1 girlsâ?? singles, Towsonâ??s Melinda Chen lost the first set 7-15 but stormed back to win 15-11, 15-12.

	Towsonâ??s No. 1 doubles duo of Scott Just and Jimmy Whedbee needed all three games to defeat Ryan Young and Khoi Nguyen, 9-15, 15-6, 15-12. Then the No. 1 boysâ?? game, featuring Parkvilleâ??s Andrew Hilseberg and Towsonâ??s Steven Page, also went to Towson, as Page won 15-7, 15-12. In the final match of the day, Parkville pulled out a win. The Knights’ mixed doubles team of Kieu Nguyen and Shawn Brady defeated Towsonâ??s co-captain Amalie Thavikulwat and partner Shawn Jiang, 15-13, 15-11. The goal, next season, will once again be the same for Sonnebornâ??s racqueteers, who should return fifteen of sixteen starters from this year’s squad.
Co-captains Andrew Reighert (left) and Amalie Thavikulwat (right) display the Towson badminton team’s championship plaque as coach Cary Sonneborn (center) and the rest of the Generals look on. “Their lack of game experience had me concerned throughout the year,” said Sonneborn, who started just one senior. “But time and again, they proved they had the skills to compete.”

â??’Defend The Title’ will our motto,” said Sonneborn, “as we go for the three-peat next season.â?

GATORS GET AFTER KNIGHTS, 16-0

Visiting Perry Hall handed Parkville its first shutout loss of the year, improving its chances at a playoff berth, and lowering the Knights.’

Brett Ullman kicked a 22-yard field goal as well as an extra point in the victory.

Perry Hall’s Nelson Knight, who has nine rushing touchdowns on the year, covered 131 yards on the
ground to raise his season rushing total to 958 yards.

The Gators rose to 7-1 overall, and, 6-1 in the league, dropping the Knights to 5-3 overall, 4-3, in
the league.

The loss was the third straight for the Knights, coupled with those against Hereford and Franklin over the previous two weeks.

The Gators entered the game trailing Linganore of Frederick County and North Carroll of Carroll County in the Class 4A North Region in the chase for one of the top seeds for the regional playoffs.

Linganore (8-0) defeated visiting North Carroll, 32-14, on Manday night, meaning the Gators may have gained ground on the losers.

	Parkville, meanwhile, dropped from fourth in the region to fifth behind Thomas Johnson (6-2) of Frederick County, which, on Monday, defeated Westminster, 32-0. The Knights, of fourth-year coach John Marquette, have made the playoffs each of the past three seasons, with their berth in 2004 being their first postseason appearance in school history. Defensively for the Gators, David King had two interceptions; Ryan Pittillo had a fumble recovery; and Cody Creed and Justin Sanders had sacks against the Knights, who were shut out for the first time this season. Parkville running back Ian Sadon was held to less than 40 rushing yards, according to Perry Hall’s records,  which also credited the Knights with a total of three first downs. Creed, Blair Frierson, Justin Sanders and Joe Esbrandt of Perry Hall controlled the line of scrimmage. The Gators’ offensive line was led by Brian Howell and Joe Lynch, giving Perry Hall six possesions inside 15-yard line. Stinebaugh’s TD total matched that of last season, raising his two-year totals to 28 for his career.
Perry Hall’s 6-foot-5, 200-pound Dave Stinebaugh , seen (above) making a reception in last week’s 33-0 rout of Kenwood, had six receptions for 123 yards and a 49-yard scoring catch from Mike Lang in Monday afternoon’s 16-0 shutout at Baltimore County 4A-3A League rival Parkville. Stinebaugh has 14 TDs on the year, and 28 over two seasons.

Perry Hall 16, Parkville 0

Perry Hall   6       7        0       3           16

Parkville      0      0         0       0            0

P- Mike Lang 2 yard run (kick failed)
P- Dave Stinebaugh 49 pass from Lang (Brett Ullman kick)
P- Ullman 22 yard field goal

GAME STATS

Nelson Knight rushing: 22-131 yards
Brad Chenowith rushing: 4-21 yards – 1 rec.- 7 yards
Matt Wood: 3 rec.- 43 yards
Devon Rainey: 2 rec. – 18 yards
Dave Stinebaugh: 6 rec. 123 yards 1 TD, 2 punt returns – 23 yards
Mike Lang  : 12-19-186 2 TD’s (1 rushing)
Sam Hunter: 2 punt returns – 36 yards

SEASON STATS FOR DAVE STINEBAUGH

Receiving: 42-831-11 TD’s
Rushing: 1-19- 1 TD
Passing: 1-2-51 1 TD (was the game winnng touchdown pass against franklin with 1:08 left in 4th)
Interceptions: 2-42- 1 TD
Punt Returns: 8-91 yards
Total Touchdowns = 14

MAVERICKS PUT BEST FOOT FORWARD

Eastern Tech is dominant in 3-1 victory over Loch Raven to claim Baltimore County girls’ soccer title Monday evening

    Eastern Tech High School’s Madison Bell was surprised for a moment during Monday night’s Baltimore County girls’ soccer championship game at Loch Raven. 

    “The one [Loch Raven] girl started crying. There was 15 minutes left in the game, it was like we’ve already won it,” said Bell, a senior back. “I’ve never seen that before.”

    It was that kind of night for the Mavericks, who handled the host Raiders, 3-1. In winning for the second time in three meetings this season with Loch Raven, Eastern Tech (11-2-1) captured its fourth crown in the last five seasons.

     Leah Taylor, Sarah Holmes and Jamie Richardson each scored for the Mavericks, who had to wait three days because of last week’s heavy rain. Eastern Tech was almost flawless Monday evening in what coach Kim Williams said was their best performance of the fall.

     “The past couple of games, we’ve managed to put a whole game together,” said Williams, whose team’s previous game was Oct. 20, a 2-1 loss to John Carroll, the area’s No. 1 squad.. “They’ve been waiting, biting their nails for three, four days to play.”

     “I think we’ve worked really hard this season and we’re getting better and better,” said Bell. “We feel our next game will be our best game.”

     Taylor, a sophomore forward headed in a corner kick from Rachel Trageser at the five minute, nine second mark of the opening half. Less than three minutes into the second half, Holmes converted a crossing pass from junior forward Amber Womack, giving the Mavericks a 2-0 advantage.

     Despite being outplayed, Loch Raven got itself within striking distance as junior midfielder Gabrielle Miller sent a shot from 15 yards out that eluded the outstretched hands of Mavericks’ sophomore goalie Ari Willem at the 22:11 mark. Eastern Tech responded as Richardson, a freshman midfielder finished a cross from Brittany Rhodes in the 13th minute.

     “When we all put our hearts into the game, we worked together to get the job done,” said Trageser, a junior midfielder. “With the layoff, it gave us more intensity for this game and pumped everybody up.”

     Not that seeing the Raiders give Eastern Tech extra incentive. Loch Raven shared the county crown with the Mavericks a year ago, part of four tight matches during that season. This season, the Raiders played the Mavericks to a 1-1 tie and dropped a 2-1 decision.

      Other than Miller’s goal, Eastern Tech controlled the action on a chilly fall night Monday. Loch Raven coach Mike Parker said the Mavericks raised their play in the biggest game of the season.

      “I expected us to play better. They had a great game and they were moving well,” said Parker. “Usually, it’s one goal [difference] but today, they came to play. They were more prepared for today than we were.”

      Parker is confident the Raiders will be more than ready if they crossed paths again with Eastern Tech, a likely scenario with both teams owning the top two spots in the Class 2A state North Region tournament. Loch Raven, seeded second and defending region champs, will host either Poly or City in a semifinal game Friday while the No. 1 seeded Mavericks host either Lansdowne or Overlea in the other semifinal. 

      Eastern Tech was denied a shot at the second consecutive state championship by the Raiders a year ago. The Mavericks feel the pieces are in place for a sixth trip to the state Final Four in seven seasons despite Bell being the lone senior.
 
      “I’m going to do everything in my power to make sure we get into the state tournament,” said Bell. “We have a young team, but we’re really strong, and I think we’re going to do great things now and in the future.”

BULLS BASH WARRIORS

A week after playing perhaps its worst game of the year, Hereford scored 45 of its points in the first half of a 52-8 rout of Baltimore County 4A-3A League rival Woodlawn during which the Bulls totaled 325 rushing yards.

Asper, Bryan Botti, Jason Fischer, Charlie MacSherry, Sam Newton, Mike Schilling and Trevor Sevier were involved in sacks totaling minus 37 yards.

The Bulls led, 45-0, at halftime, and, 52-0 after three quarters before Warriors got a fourth-quarter 11-yard scoring run from Corey Fuller, followed Michael Reed’s conversion run.

DePaola and Fischer also rushed for scores of 1 and 18 yards respectively; Adam Yates kicked a 30-yard field goal as well as seven extra points; and Peter Green had an intereption as Hereford rose to 8-0 overall, and 7-0 in the league.

The Warriors are 3-5, 2-5.
                                                                                                                                              

	The win was the 18th straight for the Bulls against county competition, and it came a little more than a week after having played perhaps their worst game of the season. In last week’s 17-14 victory over visiting Milford Mill, Hereford trailed, 7-0, entering the second quarter and was held far below its previous scoring average of 45 points. The Bulls entered last weekend’s game having handed previously unbeaten Parkville its first loss, 44-23. In addition, the Bulls’ star running back, Lonnie Liggins, was held out of the endzone against Milford Mill. Woodlawn was not so fortunate.
Hereford’s Lonnie Liggins (above) rushed for 133 yards and scores of 3 and 15 yards in Monday afternoon’s 52-8 rout at Woodlawn in Baltimore County 4A-3A League action. Hereford is 8-0.

Liggins rushed for scores of 3 and 15 yards against the Warriors, finishing with 133 yards on 10 carries. D.J. Wacker rushed for 86 yards on four carries, with most of that coming on a 58-yard scoring run.

The Bulls totaled 325 yards on 28 carries in the game.

Hereford 52, Woodlawn 8

Hereford    17       28        7        0           52
Woodlawn   0          0        0        8            8

H- Adam Yates 30 FG
H- DJ Wacker 58 run (Yates kick)
H- Nick DePaola 12 fumble return (Yates kick)
H- Lonnie Liggins 15 Run (Yates kick)
H- DePaola 1 run (Yates kick)
H- Josh Asper 22 fumble return (Yates kick)
H- Jason Fischer 18 run (Yates kick)
H- Liggins 3 Run (Yates kick)
W- Corey Fuller 11 Run Woodlawn Michael Reed Run