10/16/19 - BMS Football @ East Clinton
On a chilly night in East Clinton, the Blanchester MS Football team finished their season with a victory over the Astros 30-0. With over 200 yds of offense on the ground, the Wildcats finished the season strong. “The way this group of kids has played through all the adversity this season and still finish with a season to be proud of, shows the kind of character these kids have. They never give up and play to the final whistle. We are very proud of them and we look forward to seeing these 8th graders at the next level.” Coach Peters
Big plays and clock management was the name of the game for this one. Bryce Sipple led all rushers with 75 hard earned yards, while Chase Barnes backed him up with 64 yds on the ground. “When you watch these two play the word that comes to mind is chemistry. They play so well together and it’s easy to see why they are successful.” Coach Peters “When you have guys like Seth Perkins, who added a 44 yard sprint for a TD and had numerous open field tackles, and Ray Montgomery who is as fast as they come, it really makes the team flow and their leadership will be missed.” Coach Peters
Defensively, the Cats held the Astros scoreless. Mostly due to the secondary play of Michael Mulvhill who had 2 INT’s one for a TD. The interior D was stout and pressured the opposing QB all night. “I have mixed emotions this time every year. The kids that are moving up will be missed but the kids that are coming in are the next chapter. That’s the joy of being a coach at this level, we get to watch these kids grow and develop at the next level” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 75 rushing 1 TD 2 2pt
RB Mulvihill 14 yds rushing
Barnes 64 yds rushing 1 TD 1 2pt
Perkins 44 yds rushing 1 TD
On a chilly night in East Clinton, the Blanchester MS Football team finished their season with a victory over the Astros 30-0. With over 200 yds of offense on the ground, the Wildcats finished the season strong. “The way this group of kids has played through all the adversity this season and still finish with a season to be proud of, shows the kind of character these kids have. They never give up and play to the final whistle. We are very proud of them and we look forward to seeing these 8th graders at the next level.” Coach Peters
Big plays and clock management was the name of the game for this one. Bryce Sipple led all rushers with 75 hard earned yards, while Chase Barnes backed him up with 64 yds on the ground. “When you watch these two play the word that comes to mind is chemistry. They play so well together and it’s easy to see why they are successful.” Coach Peters “When you have guys like Seth Perkins, who added a 44 yard sprint for a TD and had numerous open field tackles, and Ray Montgomery who is as fast as they come, it really makes the team flow and their leadership will be missed.” Coach Peters
Defensively, the Cats held the Astros scoreless. Mostly due to the secondary play of Michael Mulvhill who had 2 INT’s one for a TD. The interior D was stout and pressured the opposing QB all night. “I have mixed emotions this time every year. The kids that are moving up will be missed but the kids that are coming in are the next chapter. That’s the joy of being a coach at this level, we get to watch these kids grow and develop at the next level” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 75 rushing 1 TD 2 2pt
RB Mulvihill 14 yds rushing
Barnes 64 yds rushing 1 TD 1 2pt
Perkins 44 yds rushing 1 TD
10/9/19 - BMS Football HOME vs. Fayetteville
What a difference a week can make. After suffering a hard loss to the Bethel Tate Tigers, the Blanchester Wildcats got back on track by defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 30-0. “We had a good week of practice to prepare for this one. We played smart on both sides of the ball and the outcome showed how much these boys worked during practice. A totally different team from last week.” Coach Peters
There was no shortage of big plays for the Wildcats. Sipple and Mulvihill combined for 3 passing TD’s. Mulvihill added another big play on the ground with a 65 yd scamper to the endzone. “We got to the point when we were able to run some of our big guys and Xavier Tedrick had a huge 25 yd pick up. Very proud of the Offensive line. They worked hard to control the line of scrimmage.” Coach Peters
Defensively, the Wildcats gave up one big play but Mulvihill stopped a TD with a great tackle on the 3 yd line. They added 2 INTs by Tyler Miller and Sky Smith. “The Defense has learned a lot this week in practice. We really focused on our secondary this week and the work they put in really showed.” Coach Peters “We have a few things to fine tune but we will be ready for our season finale next week at East Clinton.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 90 yds passing 2 TD’s
Mulvihill 76 yds passing 1 TD
RB Mulvihill 1 carry 65 yds 1 TD
Tedrick 1 carry 25 yds
Sipple 2 carries 20 yds 1 2pt
Hardy 3 carries 20 yds
Barnes 4 carries 15 yds 1 2pt
WR Sipple 2 catches 65 yds 1 TD
Perkins 1 catch 45 yds 1 TD
Barnes 1 catch 43 yds 1 TD
Montgomery 2 catches 15 yds
What a difference a week can make. After suffering a hard loss to the Bethel Tate Tigers, the Blanchester Wildcats got back on track by defeating the Fayetteville Rockets 30-0. “We had a good week of practice to prepare for this one. We played smart on both sides of the ball and the outcome showed how much these boys worked during practice. A totally different team from last week.” Coach Peters
There was no shortage of big plays for the Wildcats. Sipple and Mulvihill combined for 3 passing TD’s. Mulvihill added another big play on the ground with a 65 yd scamper to the endzone. “We got to the point when we were able to run some of our big guys and Xavier Tedrick had a huge 25 yd pick up. Very proud of the Offensive line. They worked hard to control the line of scrimmage.” Coach Peters
Defensively, the Wildcats gave up one big play but Mulvihill stopped a TD with a great tackle on the 3 yd line. They added 2 INTs by Tyler Miller and Sky Smith. “The Defense has learned a lot this week in practice. We really focused on our secondary this week and the work they put in really showed.” Coach Peters “We have a few things to fine tune but we will be ready for our season finale next week at East Clinton.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 90 yds passing 2 TD’s
Mulvihill 76 yds passing 1 TD
RB Mulvihill 1 carry 65 yds 1 TD
Tedrick 1 carry 25 yds
Sipple 2 carries 20 yds 1 2pt
Hardy 3 carries 20 yds
Barnes 4 carries 15 yds 1 2pt
WR Sipple 2 catches 65 yds 1 TD
Perkins 1 catch 45 yds 1 TD
Barnes 1 catch 43 yds 1 TD
Montgomery 2 catches 15 yds
9/25/19 - BMS football @ Williamsburg
32-0. That was the final score as the Blanchester MS Football team defeated the Williamsburg Wildcats. Special teams set the tone for the game as Bryce Sipple had 3 great returns to put the Blanchester Wildcats on Williamsburg’s side of the field. On the first Offensive play Sipple threw a 23 yd TD pass to Michael Mulvihill and the Blanchester Wildcats never looked back. “As a team we controlled the line of scrimmage from the first snap to the last. When your team does that, you win ballgames”. Coach Peters
Bryce Sipple took control early with a 23 yd passing TD to Mulvihill, then added 2 rushing TD’s with just 39 yds rushing. Michael Mulvihill joined the action with 11 yds rushing and a TD and 1 TD reception for 23 yds. Dameon Williams contributed with 34 yds rushing. “We spread the ball around today to 12 different ball carriers. Our big guys got a chance to line up in the backfield and make an impact. Collin Elston, Cameron Pelosi, Xavier Tedrick, Jarod Daniels, and Jude Huston all had opportunities to run. It was good to see the boys work together”. Coach Peters
Defensively, the Cats gave up just 2 first downs. “When the Defense is firing on all cylinders you know it’s going to be a good day”. Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 4 carries 39 yds 2 TD’s 2 2pt, 23 yds passing 1 TD
RB Mulvihill 3 carries 11 yds 1 TD
Barnes 2 carries 15 yds 1 2pt
Williams 4 carries 34 yds 1 2pt
Perkins 2 carries 13 yds
WR Mulvihill 1 catch 23 yds 1 TD
32-0. That was the final score as the Blanchester MS Football team defeated the Williamsburg Wildcats. Special teams set the tone for the game as Bryce Sipple had 3 great returns to put the Blanchester Wildcats on Williamsburg’s side of the field. On the first Offensive play Sipple threw a 23 yd TD pass to Michael Mulvihill and the Blanchester Wildcats never looked back. “As a team we controlled the line of scrimmage from the first snap to the last. When your team does that, you win ballgames”. Coach Peters
Bryce Sipple took control early with a 23 yd passing TD to Mulvihill, then added 2 rushing TD’s with just 39 yds rushing. Michael Mulvihill joined the action with 11 yds rushing and a TD and 1 TD reception for 23 yds. Dameon Williams contributed with 34 yds rushing. “We spread the ball around today to 12 different ball carriers. Our big guys got a chance to line up in the backfield and make an impact. Collin Elston, Cameron Pelosi, Xavier Tedrick, Jarod Daniels, and Jude Huston all had opportunities to run. It was good to see the boys work together”. Coach Peters
Defensively, the Cats gave up just 2 first downs. “When the Defense is firing on all cylinders you know it’s going to be a good day”. Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 4 carries 39 yds 2 TD’s 2 2pt, 23 yds passing 1 TD
RB Mulvihill 3 carries 11 yds 1 TD
Barnes 2 carries 15 yds 1 2pt
Williams 4 carries 34 yds 1 2pt
Perkins 2 carries 13 yds
WR Mulvihill 1 catch 23 yds 1 TD
9/18/19 - BMS football @ CNE
It didn’t take long for the combined MS Football team to set the tone against rival CNE. The first offensive play produced a 39 yd TD by Bryce Sipple. From there the Wildcats dominated the game on both sides. “We knew going in this was going to be a preview for the next few weeks and we weren’t disappointed. These guys know how to play as a team and it’s great to see.” Coach Peters. The final score was 60-0 in favor of the Wildcats. Bryce Sipple worked the Wildcats down the field on the ground and through the air. He totaled 159 yds rushing 3 TD’s and 56 yds passing and 1 TD. Michael Mulvihill added to the running game with 63 yds and 2 TD’s and 1 TD through the air for 30 yds. Chase Barnes added 54 yds rushing and 1 TD.
Defensively, there simply was no answer for the Rockets. The Wildcats gave up 0 first downs. “To have a defense that stout is an impressive thing. Formidable, that’s the only way to describe it. They played great from start to finish.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 11 carries 159 yds 3 TD’s 2 2pt, 56 yds passing 1 TD
RB Mulvihill 2 carries 63 yds 2 TD’s 1 INT for a TD
Barnes 5 carries 54 yds 1 TD 1 2pt
Williams 3 carries 15 yds
WR Perkins 1 catch 26 yds
Mulvihill 1 catch 30 yds 1 TD
It didn’t take long for the combined MS Football team to set the tone against rival CNE. The first offensive play produced a 39 yd TD by Bryce Sipple. From there the Wildcats dominated the game on both sides. “We knew going in this was going to be a preview for the next few weeks and we weren’t disappointed. These guys know how to play as a team and it’s great to see.” Coach Peters. The final score was 60-0 in favor of the Wildcats. Bryce Sipple worked the Wildcats down the field on the ground and through the air. He totaled 159 yds rushing 3 TD’s and 56 yds passing and 1 TD. Michael Mulvihill added to the running game with 63 yds and 2 TD’s and 1 TD through the air for 30 yds. Chase Barnes added 54 yds rushing and 1 TD.
Defensively, there simply was no answer for the Rockets. The Wildcats gave up 0 first downs. “To have a defense that stout is an impressive thing. Formidable, that’s the only way to describe it. They played great from start to finish.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 11 carries 159 yds 3 TD’s 2 2pt, 56 yds passing 1 TD
RB Mulvihill 2 carries 63 yds 2 TD’s 1 INT for a TD
Barnes 5 carries 54 yds 1 TD 1 2pt
Williams 3 carries 15 yds
WR Perkins 1 catch 26 yds
Mulvihill 1 catch 30 yds 1 TD
9/16/19 - 7th grade football @ West Clermont
The 7th grade Wildcats went on the road to take on the West Clermont Wolves in what turned out to be the toughest game of the season for the young Cats. The only way to describe this game is a “Gut Check”. “Both teams came to play today and that makes for some exciting football. West Clermont is a great team and are well coached”. Coach Peters. The Cats scratched out an exciting 26-24 win over the Wolves.
Dameon Williams had the best night of his MS career with 174 yds rushing and 1 TD, And several big plays on Defense. Michael Mulvihill backed him up with 130 yds on 14 carries with 3 TD’s and a huge 2pt conversion. “When West Clermont took the lead in the 4th quarter, these boys never panicked. That shows real maturity and I couldn’t be prouder”. Coach Peters
Defensively, we simply gave up too many big plays. “The Wolves tested our secondary and showed us where we need to improve. Simply put we must get better”. Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 14 carries 130 yds 3 TD’s 1 2pt
RB Williams 10 carries 174 yds 1 TD
WR Williams 1 catch 5 yds
The 7th grade Wildcats get a break for the next few weeks to prepare for Fayetteville. Keep up the great work Wildcats!
The 7th grade Wildcats went on the road to take on the West Clermont Wolves in what turned out to be the toughest game of the season for the young Cats. The only way to describe this game is a “Gut Check”. “Both teams came to play today and that makes for some exciting football. West Clermont is a great team and are well coached”. Coach Peters. The Cats scratched out an exciting 26-24 win over the Wolves.
Dameon Williams had the best night of his MS career with 174 yds rushing and 1 TD, And several big plays on Defense. Michael Mulvihill backed him up with 130 yds on 14 carries with 3 TD’s and a huge 2pt conversion. “When West Clermont took the lead in the 4th quarter, these boys never panicked. That shows real maturity and I couldn’t be prouder”. Coach Peters
Defensively, we simply gave up too many big plays. “The Wolves tested our secondary and showed us where we need to improve. Simply put we must get better”. Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 14 carries 130 yds 3 TD’s 1 2pt
RB Williams 10 carries 174 yds 1 TD
WR Williams 1 catch 5 yds
The 7th grade Wildcats get a break for the next few weeks to prepare for Fayetteville. Keep up the great work Wildcats!
9/11/19 - BMS Football HOME vs. Goshen
It didn’t take long for the 7th grade Wildcats to get rolling. On the first offensive play Dameon Williams took it to the house for a 63 yd TD run. From there the Wildcats just rolled over the Goshen Warriors 52- 0. “It just seemed like everything we did offensively worked. The Offensive line really controlled the line of scrimmage. The work that these boys have put in is paying off.” Coach Peters.
Dameon Williams had a great night with 143 yds rushing and 16 yds receiving and 3 TD’s. Michael Mulvihill had 76 yds rushing on just 5 carries with 2 TD’s. Payton Hopkins got in the action with a 13 yd TD run. Michael Mulvihill added 81yds passing with 2 TD’s. The longest to Sammy Roush for 65 yds. Defensively, the Wildcats shut down the Goshen Offense. “Every team I coach I tell the same thing, Defense wins championships. If they can’t score, they can’t win. Tonight, these kids proved that.” Coach Peters.
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 5 carries 76 yds 2 TD’s, 81 yds passing 2 TD’s, 3 2pt
RB Williams 6 carries 143 yds 2 TD’s 1 2pt
Hopkins 2 carries 13 yds 1 TD
WR Williams 1 catch 16 yds TD
Roush 1 catch 65 yds TD
Up next for the young Wildcats is a Monday night matchup with West Clermont. Great job Wildcats!
The 8th grade Wildcats fell to the Goshen Warriors 16-8 in a game that wasn’t decided until the last few minutes. The Wildcats took an 8-0 lead into halftime. But soon after the second half started the Goshen Warriors tied the game and controlled the line of scrimmage until the time ran out. “These are difficult lessons to learn. No one likes to lose, so its important to us as coaches to make sure we learn and correct the mistakes so we can be ready for next week.” Coach Peters
This is a team full of heart. Up next for the Wildcats is a Wednesday night battle with CNE. Good luck Wildcats!
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 10 carries 70 yds TD 1 2pt
RB Barnes 8 carries 10 yds
WR Perkins 25 yds receiving
Montgomery 33 yds receiving
It didn’t take long for the 7th grade Wildcats to get rolling. On the first offensive play Dameon Williams took it to the house for a 63 yd TD run. From there the Wildcats just rolled over the Goshen Warriors 52- 0. “It just seemed like everything we did offensively worked. The Offensive line really controlled the line of scrimmage. The work that these boys have put in is paying off.” Coach Peters.
Dameon Williams had a great night with 143 yds rushing and 16 yds receiving and 3 TD’s. Michael Mulvihill had 76 yds rushing on just 5 carries with 2 TD’s. Payton Hopkins got in the action with a 13 yd TD run. Michael Mulvihill added 81yds passing with 2 TD’s. The longest to Sammy Roush for 65 yds. Defensively, the Wildcats shut down the Goshen Offense. “Every team I coach I tell the same thing, Defense wins championships. If they can’t score, they can’t win. Tonight, these kids proved that.” Coach Peters.
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 5 carries 76 yds 2 TD’s, 81 yds passing 2 TD’s, 3 2pt
RB Williams 6 carries 143 yds 2 TD’s 1 2pt
Hopkins 2 carries 13 yds 1 TD
WR Williams 1 catch 16 yds TD
Roush 1 catch 65 yds TD
Up next for the young Wildcats is a Monday night matchup with West Clermont. Great job Wildcats!
The 8th grade Wildcats fell to the Goshen Warriors 16-8 in a game that wasn’t decided until the last few minutes. The Wildcats took an 8-0 lead into halftime. But soon after the second half started the Goshen Warriors tied the game and controlled the line of scrimmage until the time ran out. “These are difficult lessons to learn. No one likes to lose, so its important to us as coaches to make sure we learn and correct the mistakes so we can be ready for next week.” Coach Peters
This is a team full of heart. Up next for the Wildcats is a Wednesday night battle with CNE. Good luck Wildcats!
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 10 carries 70 yds TD 1 2pt
RB Barnes 8 carries 10 yds
WR Perkins 25 yds receiving
Montgomery 33 yds receiving
9/4/19 - BMS football @ Clinton Massie
On what seemed to be the hottest day of the year, the 7th grade Wildcats got the job done against Clinton Massie 26-6. “Once again we got off to a slow start but settled down into a good rhythm and played our style of football.” Coach Peters.
Dameon Williams led all rushers with 95yds and 1 TD. Followed by Michael Mulvihill with 34 yds and TD’s. The most exciting plays came through the air. James Deemer had a great game with 65yds receiving and 1 TD. “For a kid his size to play as big as he does makes for some exciting football.
“Overall we have some details to clean up but I’m extremely proud of these kids.” Coach Peters
Defensively, the Wildcats gave up 1 TD on the opening drive then regrouped and played Wildcat Football. “These kids played tough tonight. I love watching them play and they are really, well disciplined. Now we look to the King of the Road matchup with Goshen.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 9 carries 34 yds 2 TD’s 1 2pt, 65 passing yds 1TD
RB Williams 16 carries 95 yds 1 TD
WR Deemer 2 catches 65 yds 1 TD
In a game that had over 300 yds rushing the 8th grade Wildcats suffered a tough loss to the Falcons 38- 24. Bryce Sipple had an All Star performance with 247yds rushing. “This is the type of kid that can carry his team when needed. It’s like having a 5th year senior. He’s strong and durable.” Coach Peters. As a team that continues to fight through adversity, the Wildcats fought hard. “Most teams in the position that they are in would’ve given up, but not this group.” Coach Peters They are tough as they come and look forward to the King of the Road matchup with Goshen.
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 20 carries 247yds 1 TD 2 2pt
RB Barnes 9 carries 115 yds 2 TD’s 1 2pt
Perkins 3 carries 10 yds
On what seemed to be the hottest day of the year, the 7th grade Wildcats got the job done against Clinton Massie 26-6. “Once again we got off to a slow start but settled down into a good rhythm and played our style of football.” Coach Peters.
Dameon Williams led all rushers with 95yds and 1 TD. Followed by Michael Mulvihill with 34 yds and TD’s. The most exciting plays came through the air. James Deemer had a great game with 65yds receiving and 1 TD. “For a kid his size to play as big as he does makes for some exciting football.
“Overall we have some details to clean up but I’m extremely proud of these kids.” Coach Peters
Defensively, the Wildcats gave up 1 TD on the opening drive then regrouped and played Wildcat Football. “These kids played tough tonight. I love watching them play and they are really, well disciplined. Now we look to the King of the Road matchup with Goshen.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 9 carries 34 yds 2 TD’s 1 2pt, 65 passing yds 1TD
RB Williams 16 carries 95 yds 1 TD
WR Deemer 2 catches 65 yds 1 TD
In a game that had over 300 yds rushing the 8th grade Wildcats suffered a tough loss to the Falcons 38- 24. Bryce Sipple had an All Star performance with 247yds rushing. “This is the type of kid that can carry his team when needed. It’s like having a 5th year senior. He’s strong and durable.” Coach Peters. As a team that continues to fight through adversity, the Wildcats fought hard. “Most teams in the position that they are in would’ve given up, but not this group.” Coach Peters They are tough as they come and look forward to the King of the Road matchup with Goshen.
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 20 carries 247yds 1 TD 2 2pt
RB Barnes 9 carries 115 yds 2 TD’s 1 2pt
Perkins 3 carries 10 yds
8/28/19 - BMS Football HOME vs. Wilmington
The beginning of the 7th grade season started with pure excitement. After some early turnovers the 7th grade Wildcats put their foot on the gas and never looked back. The Rushing attack was in full force as the 7th grade Wildcats defeated the Wilmington Hurricanes 46-0. Leading the way was Michael Mulvihill with 76 yds rushing and 1 TD followed by Dameon Williams with 49 yds rushing and 3 TD’s. Sammy Roush joined the action with 49 yds Rushing and 1 TD. And to cap it off Chevy Daniels had an exciting 43 yds rushing and a 50 yd punt return TD. All together the 7th grade rushed for over 200 yds in a blowout victory over the Hurricanes. Defensively, the Wildcats allowed Wilmington very little room to move the ball, giving up only 4 first downs. It was a dominating performance to say the least. “This was an exciting game to coach. This is a well oiled machine. These young men had a great day on the gridiron but now it’s time to prepare for Massie next week. I’m very proud of them.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 11 carries 76 yds rushing 1 TD
RB Williams 9 carries 49 yds rushing 3 TD’s
Daniels 3 carries 43 yds rushing, 50 yd punt return TD
Roush 5 carries 49 yds rushing 1 TD
Miller 2 carries 5 yds rushing
WR Deemer 1 catch for 20 yds
In their first game as 8th graders the resilient Wildcats fell short by 1 2pt conversion. In a game that had every emotion that comes with football, the young Wildcats fought hard all the way to the last second. After being down for most of the game on the score board, the Wildcats fought back to pull within 1 with 1.7 seconds on the clock and fell short of the goal line to drop their opener 27-26 to the Wilmington Hurricanes. “It’s hard to watch your kids fight and not be able to go out there and help them. It reminds me of life. It can be difficult at times but to see them never give up and fight hard to the end tells us as coaches that we are preparing them for what lies ahead. This group of young men have had to face some early challenges but have the mental toughness to finish strong. We are very proud of them.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 21 carries 133 yds 2 TD’s, Passing 2/6 35yds 1 TD
RB Montgomery 7 carries 65 yds
Mulvihill 4 carries 25 yds 1 TD
WR Perkins 2 catches 35 yds 1 TD
The beginning of the 7th grade season started with pure excitement. After some early turnovers the 7th grade Wildcats put their foot on the gas and never looked back. The Rushing attack was in full force as the 7th grade Wildcats defeated the Wilmington Hurricanes 46-0. Leading the way was Michael Mulvihill with 76 yds rushing and 1 TD followed by Dameon Williams with 49 yds rushing and 3 TD’s. Sammy Roush joined the action with 49 yds Rushing and 1 TD. And to cap it off Chevy Daniels had an exciting 43 yds rushing and a 50 yd punt return TD. All together the 7th grade rushed for over 200 yds in a blowout victory over the Hurricanes. Defensively, the Wildcats allowed Wilmington very little room to move the ball, giving up only 4 first downs. It was a dominating performance to say the least. “This was an exciting game to coach. This is a well oiled machine. These young men had a great day on the gridiron but now it’s time to prepare for Massie next week. I’m very proud of them.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Mulvihill 11 carries 76 yds rushing 1 TD
RB Williams 9 carries 49 yds rushing 3 TD’s
Daniels 3 carries 43 yds rushing, 50 yd punt return TD
Roush 5 carries 49 yds rushing 1 TD
Miller 2 carries 5 yds rushing
WR Deemer 1 catch for 20 yds
In their first game as 8th graders the resilient Wildcats fell short by 1 2pt conversion. In a game that had every emotion that comes with football, the young Wildcats fought hard all the way to the last second. After being down for most of the game on the score board, the Wildcats fought back to pull within 1 with 1.7 seconds on the clock and fell short of the goal line to drop their opener 27-26 to the Wilmington Hurricanes. “It’s hard to watch your kids fight and not be able to go out there and help them. It reminds me of life. It can be difficult at times but to see them never give up and fight hard to the end tells us as coaches that we are preparing them for what lies ahead. This group of young men have had to face some early challenges but have the mental toughness to finish strong. We are very proud of them.” Coach Peters
Individual stats:
QB Sipple 21 carries 133 yds 2 TD’s, Passing 2/6 35yds 1 TD
RB Montgomery 7 carries 65 yds
Mulvihill 4 carries 25 yds 1 TD
WR Perkins 2 catches 35 yds 1 TD
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Top Row
Coach Creekmore and Coach Peters Top Row
2-Bryce Sipple
9-Michael Mulvihill
68-Charlie Pell
38-Jared Daniels
66-Cameron Pelosi
Second Row
51-Blayne Dawley
67-Tyler Miller
65-Judson Bray
53-Dameon Williams
69-Xavier Tedrick
57-Dylan Coldiron
59-Collin Elston
Third Row
3-Ray Montgomery
80-Seth Perkins
49-Isaiah Gray
40-Chase Barnes
26-Bryce Burress
48-Jude Huston
8-Sky Smith
Front Row
30-Trevor Dalton
36-Cole Mueller
83-Connor Begley
25- Sammy Roush
54-Alex Johnson
82-Isaiah Snader
32-James Deemer
NOT PICTURED
17-Chevy Daniels
4-Payton Hopkins
35-Nainoa Tongonan
