SW Randolph at Providence Grove

[Chute Boxe Hero]

Looks like this one has been moved up for today. Winner takes the "bronze medal" of the PAC-7. Should be a very good game. Whoever has the ball last might win this one.

 

[Maiden Creek]

Heartbreaker…that one hurt!…if it’s true.

Heck of a ballgame.

 

[theKidd#12]

Heartbreaker…that one hurt!…if it’s true.

Heck of a ballgame.

What????

 

[Maiden Creek]

Max Preps has it…SWR 16 PG 15

PG missed the XP late.

 

[theKidd#12]

Max Preps has it…SWR 16 PG 15

PG missed the XP late.

I looked but nobody had reported it. Last I heard it was 8-6 SWR at the half. That means PG kicked a FG and then missed XP? That would be tough...

 

[Maiden Creek]

I looked but nobody had reported it. Last I heard it was 8-6 SWR at the half. That means PG kicked a FG and then missed XP? That would be tough...

You got it right.

 

[theKidd#12]

Max Preps has it…SWR 16 PG 15

PG missed the XP late.

The Maxpreps on my internet still ain't showing nothing!!!
Guess I'll have to call Sarah about the internet being slow again...
Excuse me I've got to climb a telephone pole and give her a ring...

 

[Chute Boxe Hero]

That was a tough, tough, tough way to lose a ball game.

These two teams are about as evenly matched as they come. SWR had two big plays that ended up being the difference makers. The first was Adam Smith's long interception return in the first quarter. This led to, a few plays later, Noah Stills connecting with Marcus Robertson for the first TD of the game.

The second big play was Nathan Ellis's long punt return down the right sideline. SWR was down 9-8 at that point and that gave the Cougars some huge momentum. A few plays later, Ellis ran it in to put the Cougs back on top. Stills then hit Ellis with a short pass to complete the two-point conversion. SWR was up 16-9 when PG began their final drive.

Penalties really hurt PG a lot more than that missed extra point.