Greene completes 6th straight winning season
Football
Greene 36, Bainbridge-Guilford 18
GREENE – Greene rushed for 396 yards, and won its final game of the season Friday night to secure a sixth straight plus-.500 campaign.
Kurt Shear had 175 yards rushing and a touchdown. Shear added to his single-season school rushing record for the Trojans (5-4) finishing with 1,309. “Kurt is a heck of a player and we’re definitely going to miss him,” said Greene coach Tim Paske. “He’s a hard worker, and he put his time in.”
Kyle Stanton recovered a B-G fumble in the endzone on the opening drive of the game. After forcing a Bobcats’ punt, Greene used nine plays, the last a three-yard Shear TD jaunt upping the lead to 14-0.
Jeff Carlin dashed 34 yards to paydirt in the second before B-G put its first points on the board. Sophomore quarterback Corbin Palmer connected with Ryan Porter on a 58-yard TD score.
Tim Gell responded for Greene kicking a 23-yard field goal before halftime. Greene finished with just one turnover while accumulating 441 yards of offense. It held the B-G running game in check until the later stages of the game forcing B-G to pass the ball.
“The defense came out and played really well,” Paske said, whose club held the Bobcats to 17 yards rushing in the first half.
Keegan Cerwinski ran for a 45-yard touchdown and threw a 27-yard TD to Josh Brigham to pad the Trojans’ advantage in the second half.
B-G senior Gordie Shields returned a blocked punt for a touchdown in the third, and Porter hit Danny Gormley on a 25-yard TD hookup in the fourth.
Bobcats senior Dakota Vandermark, held to 20 yards rushing through three quarters, finished with 61 yards on 14 carries to establish a new B-G single-season rushing record. Vandermark finishes with 1,339 yards, seven above the previous mark set by John Stevens in 2000.
Score by quarters
B-G 0 6 6 6–18
Gre. 14 9 7 6–36
Scoring summary
G: Kyle Stanton fumble recovery in endzone (Tim Gell kick)
G: Kurt Shear 3 run (Tim Gell kick)
G: Jeff Carlin 34 run (kick failed)
BG: Corbin Palmer 58 pass to Ryan Porter (kick failed)
G: Tim Gell 23 field goal
G: Keegan Cerwinski 45 run (Tim Gell kick)
BG: Gordie Shields blocked punt return (conversion failed)
G: Josh Brigham 27 pass from Cerwinski (kick failed)
BG: Ryan Porter 25 pass to Danny Gormley (kick failed)
Team Summary
BG G
Frist downs 9 19
Rushes-yds 28-63 57-396
Passing yds 96 45
Comp-att-int 3-8-1 2-7-0
Punts-avg 3-31.7 0-0
Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-1
Penalties-yds 1-1 2-10
Individual Statistics
Rushing: (BG) Dakota Vandermark, 14-61; Billy Holden, 6-14; Aaron Coon, 1-4; Daren Terpstra, 2-0; Corbin Palmer, 4- (-8); Danny Gormley, 1- (-8). (G) Kurt Shear, 25-175; Keegan Cerwinski, 11-84; Jeff Carlin, 7-67; Kevin Dacosta, 5-33; Brett Ramsey, 1-17; Kyle Stanton, 1-8; Kevin Beers, 4-7; Chris Roselle, 1-3; Kyle Gorton, 2-2.
Passing: (BG) Corbin Palmer, 2-7-1, 71 yds, TD; Ryan Porter, 1-1-0, 25 yds, TD. (G) Keegan Cerwinski, 2-6-0, 45 yds, TD; Brett Ramsey, 0-1-0, 0 yds.
Receiving: (BG) Ryan Porter, 1-58; Danny Gormley, 1-25; Austin Bauerle, 1-13. (G) Josh Brigham, 1-27, Dan Treadwell, 1-18.
Moravia 40, Oxford 6
MORAVIA – For the second straight season, Moravia ended Oxford’s season with a loss.
Dillon Langtry had a hand in all five Moravia touchdowns rushing for two scores, passing for two more, and returning the opening kickoff of the second half for a touchdown.
Langtry rushed for 137 yards scoring on a 49-yard run in the first, and capping the day’s scoring on a 24-yard caper. He threw TD passes of five and 29 yards to Nick Dwyer and Dylan Powers respectively, and he raised the lead to 24-6 in the third quarter with his 83-yard kickoff return.
“We knew across the board, they were a pretty good team,” said Oxford coach Mike Chrystie. “Their quarterback (Langtry) is a great athlete. Granted, we made him look better than he was missing a bunch of tackles. At least three of their touchdowns, we missed three tackles on each play. You can’t stay competitive missing that many tackles.”
Oxford was within 8-6 in the second quarter on quarterback John Wonka’s one-yard sneak. Wonka again led the Oxford offense with 86 yards rushing, but four fumbles and five total turnovers kept the Blackhawks (3-6) from maintaining consistency. “We moved the ball at times, but at critical times we coughed it up or had a bad snap,” Chrystie said. “They were just untimely, and we couldn’t maintain an offensive rhythm, especially in the second half.”
Score by quarters
Oxfd. 0 6 0 0–6
Mor. 8 8 16 8–40
Scoring Summary
M: Dillon Langtry 49 run (Wakefield run)
Ox: John Wonka 1 run (run failed)
M: Dillon Langtry 5 pass to Nick Dwyer ( D. Powers pass from Langtry)
M: Langtry 83 kickoff return (Lee Wakefield run)
M: Dylan Powers 29 pass from Langtry (Dwyer pass from Langtry)
M: Langtry 24 run (Wakefield pass from Langtry)
Team Summary
O M
First downs 7 12
Rushes-yds 38-102 33-233
Passing yds 39 110
Comp-att-int 3-8-1 8-20-0
Punts-avg 4-27 1-33
Fumbles-lost 5-4 2-1
Penalties-yds 3-15 2-10
Individual Statistics
Rushing: (O) John Wonka, 20-86; Eric Frank, 4-10, Paul Wonka, 4-2; Adam Pierson, 3-2, Steve Simpson, 1-2. (M) Langtry, 19-137; Lee Wakefield, 13-69; Dylan Powers, 2-10; Zach Slater, 3-9; John Slaski, 2-3.
Passing: (O) John Wonka, 3-8-0, 39 yds; (M) D. Langtry, 8-17-0, 110 yds, 2 TDs; Dylan Powers, 0-3-0, 0 yds.
Receiving: (O) Eric Frank, 3-39, (M) Dylan Powers, 4-74, Lee Wakefield, 2-22; Eric Stepanski 1-9, Nick Dwyer, 1-5.
Greene 36, Bainbridge-Guilford 18
GREENE – Greene rushed for 396 yards, and won its final game of the season Friday night to secure a sixth straight plus-.500 campaign.
Kurt Shear had 175 yards rushing and a touchdown. Shear added to his single-season school rushing record for the Trojans (5-4) finishing with 1,309. “Kurt is a heck of a player and we’re definitely going to miss him,” said Greene coach Tim Paske. “He’s a hard worker, and he put his time in.”
Kyle Stanton recovered a B-G fumble in the endzone on the opening drive of the game. After forcing a Bobcats’ punt, Greene used nine plays, the last a three-yard Shear TD jaunt upping the lead to 14-0.
Jeff Carlin dashed 34 yards to paydirt in the second before B-G put its first points on the board. Sophomore quarterback Corbin Palmer connected with Ryan Porter on a 58-yard TD score.
Tim Gell responded for Greene kicking a 23-yard field goal before halftime. Greene finished with just one turnover while accumulating 441 yards of offense. It held the B-G running game in check until the later stages of the game forcing B-G to pass the ball.
“The defense came out and played really well,” Paske said, whose club held the Bobcats to 17 yards rushing in the first half.
Keegan Cerwinski ran for a 45-yard touchdown and threw a 27-yard TD to Josh Brigham to pad the Trojans’ advantage in the second half.
B-G senior Gordie Shields returned a blocked punt for a touchdown in the third, and Porter hit Danny Gormley on a 25-yard TD hookup in the fourth.
Bobcats senior Dakota Vandermark, held to 20 yards rushing through three quarters, finished with 61 yards on 14 carries to establish a new B-G single-season rushing record. Vandermark finishes with 1,339 yards, seven above the previous mark set by John Stevens in 2000.
Score by quarters
B-G 0 6 6 6–18
Gre. 14 9 7 6–36
Scoring summary
G: Kyle Stanton fumble recovery in endzone (Tim Gell kick)
G: Kurt Shear 3 run (Tim Gell kick)
G: Jeff Carlin 34 run (kick failed)
BG: Corbin Palmer 58 pass to Ryan Porter (kick failed)
G: Tim Gell 23 field goal
G: Keegan Cerwinski 45 run (Tim Gell kick)
BG: Gordie Shields blocked punt return (conversion failed)
G: Josh Brigham 27 pass from Cerwinski (kick failed)
BG: Ryan Porter 25 pass to Danny Gormley (kick failed)
Team Summary
BG G
Frist downs 9 19
Rushes-yds 28-63 57-396
Passing yds 96 45
Comp-att-int 3-8-1 2-7-0
Punts-avg 3-31.7 0-0
Fumbles-lost 2-2 1-1
Penalties-yds 1-1 2-10
Individual Statistics
Rushing: (BG) Dakota Vandermark, 14-61; Billy Holden, 6-14; Aaron Coon, 1-4; Daren Terpstra, 2-0; Corbin Palmer, 4- (-8); Danny Gormley, 1- (-8). (G) Kurt Shear, 25-175; Keegan Cerwinski, 11-84; Jeff Carlin, 7-67; Kevin Dacosta, 5-33; Brett Ramsey, 1-17; Kyle Stanton, 1-8; Kevin Beers, 4-7; Chris Roselle, 1-3; Kyle Gorton, 2-2.
Passing: (BG) Corbin Palmer, 2-7-1, 71 yds, TD; Ryan Porter, 1-1-0, 25 yds, TD. (G) Keegan Cerwinski, 2-6-0, 45 yds, TD; Brett Ramsey, 0-1-0, 0 yds.
Receiving: (BG) Ryan Porter, 1-58; Danny Gormley, 1-25; Austin Bauerle, 1-13. (G) Josh Brigham, 1-27, Dan Treadwell, 1-18.
Moravia 40, Oxford 6
MORAVIA – For the second straight season, Moravia ended Oxford’s season with a loss.
Dillon Langtry had a hand in all five Moravia touchdowns rushing for two scores, passing for two more, and returning the opening kickoff of the second half for a touchdown.
Langtry rushed for 137 yards scoring on a 49-yard run in the first, and capping the day’s scoring on a 24-yard caper. He threw TD passes of five and 29 yards to Nick Dwyer and Dylan Powers respectively, and he raised the lead to 24-6 in the third quarter with his 83-yard kickoff return.
“We knew across the board, they were a pretty good team,” said Oxford coach Mike Chrystie. “Their quarterback (Langtry) is a great athlete. Granted, we made him look better than he was missing a bunch of tackles. At least three of their touchdowns, we missed three tackles on each play. You can’t stay competitive missing that many tackles.”
Oxford was within 8-6 in the second quarter on quarterback John Wonka’s one-yard sneak. Wonka again led the Oxford offense with 86 yards rushing, but four fumbles and five total turnovers kept the Blackhawks (3-6) from maintaining consistency. “We moved the ball at times, but at critical times we coughed it up or had a bad snap,” Chrystie said. “They were just untimely, and we couldn’t maintain an offensive rhythm, especially in the second half.”
Score by quarters
Oxfd. 0 6 0 0–6
Mor. 8 8 16 8–40
Scoring Summary
M: Dillon Langtry 49 run (Wakefield run)
Ox: John Wonka 1 run (run failed)
M: Dillon Langtry 5 pass to Nick Dwyer ( D. Powers pass from Langtry)
M: Langtry 83 kickoff return (Lee Wakefield run)
M: Dylan Powers 29 pass from Langtry (Dwyer pass from Langtry)
M: Langtry 24 run (Wakefield pass from Langtry)
Team Summary
O M
First downs 7 12
Rushes-yds 38-102 33-233
Passing yds 39 110
Comp-att-int 3-8-1 8-20-0
Punts-avg 4-27 1-33
Fumbles-lost 5-4 2-1
Penalties-yds 3-15 2-10
Individual Statistics
Rushing: (O) John Wonka, 20-86; Eric Frank, 4-10, Paul Wonka, 4-2; Adam Pierson, 3-2, Steve Simpson, 1-2. (M) Langtry, 19-137; Lee Wakefield, 13-69; Dylan Powers, 2-10; Zach Slater, 3-9; John Slaski, 2-3.
Passing: (O) John Wonka, 3-8-0, 39 yds; (M) D. Langtry, 8-17-0, 110 yds, 2 TDs; Dylan Powers, 0-3-0, 0 yds.
Receiving: (O) Eric Frank, 3-39, (M) Dylan Powers, 4-74, Lee Wakefield, 2-22; Eric Stepanski 1-9, Nick Dwyer, 1-5.
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