Bobcats score late to beat Eagles
Bainbridge-Guilford 13, Deposit-Hancock 8
BAINBRIDGE - Bainbridge-Guilford’s dominance in the running game paid dividends in the fourth quarter on Friday.
The Bobcats’ Garrett Ives gave is club a 13-8 lead with 7:24 remaining the game, and that score stood up in a five-point win over Deposit-Hancock.
B-G amassed a 319-89 total yardage advantage for the game, but the Eagles clung to an 8-7 lead through three quarters on the strength of Ethan Hunt’s 23-yard first-quarter TD reception from Tyler Santamaria.
“Great defensive effort, and a gutty performance,” said B-G coach Israel Lorimer. “The o-line and d-line were outstanding. Ethan Gregory had a great game at defensive tackle with two sacks and four tackles for a loss.”
B-G cut into the deficit early in the second quarter, when, Michael Stevens hit paydirt on a 16-yard TD run.
The successful point-after had the host club within one point until Ives’ fourth-quarter score.
Ethan Beames and Ives each had 100-yard rushing days for the winning club.
Beames, the starter at quarterback, had 22 carries for 125 yards, and Ives finished with 113 rushing yards on 14 carries, to go with his winning TD run.
Score by quarters
D-H 8 0 0 0--8
B-G 0 7 0 6--13
Scoring Summary
DH, Tyler Santamaria 23 pass to Ethan Hunt. (Two-point conversion good). BG, Michael Stevens 16 run (Nolan Hawkins kick). BG, Garrett Ives 7 run (PAT failed).
Individual statistics
Rushing: D-H 28-61 yds. B-G: 47-288 yds. (Ethan Beames 22-125, Garrett Ives 14-113, Michael Stevens 11-50.
Passing: D-H Santamaria 2-9-2, 28 yds TD. Ethan Beames 2-6-1m 31 yds; Garrett Ives 0-3-0.
Receiving: D-H 2-28 yds. B-G, Michael Stevens 2-27, Trent Thornton 1-4.
BAINBRIDGE - Bainbridge-Guilford’s dominance in the running game paid dividends in the fourth quarter on Friday.
The Bobcats’ Garrett Ives gave is club a 13-8 lead with 7:24 remaining the game, and that score stood up in a five-point win over Deposit-Hancock.
B-G amassed a 319-89 total yardage advantage for the game, but the Eagles clung to an 8-7 lead through three quarters on the strength of Ethan Hunt’s 23-yard first-quarter TD reception from Tyler Santamaria.
“Great defensive effort, and a gutty performance,” said B-G coach Israel Lorimer. “The o-line and d-line were outstanding. Ethan Gregory had a great game at defensive tackle with two sacks and four tackles for a loss.”
B-G cut into the deficit early in the second quarter, when, Michael Stevens hit paydirt on a 16-yard TD run.
The successful point-after had the host club within one point until Ives’ fourth-quarter score.
Ethan Beames and Ives each had 100-yard rushing days for the winning club.
Beames, the starter at quarterback, had 22 carries for 125 yards, and Ives finished with 113 rushing yards on 14 carries, to go with his winning TD run.
Score by quarters
D-H 8 0 0 0--8
B-G 0 7 0 6--13
Scoring Summary
DH, Tyler Santamaria 23 pass to Ethan Hunt. (Two-point conversion good). BG, Michael Stevens 16 run (Nolan Hawkins kick). BG, Garrett Ives 7 run (PAT failed).
Individual statistics
Rushing: D-H 28-61 yds. B-G: 47-288 yds. (Ethan Beames 22-125, Garrett Ives 14-113, Michael Stevens 11-50.
Passing: D-H Santamaria 2-9-2, 28 yds TD. Ethan Beames 2-6-1m 31 yds; Garrett Ives 0-3-0.
Receiving: D-H 2-28 yds. B-G, Michael Stevens 2-27, Trent Thornton 1-4.
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