Mount Vernon Rams overpower Carbondale for first win of 2011
Mount Vernon defeats Carbondale 37 to 27 at J.D. Shields Memorial Stadium to notch their first victory of the season. Clayton Reeves connects with Leonia Badger on two touchdown passes, Reeves also stars on defense with an interception return for a score as Mount Vernon builds a 21 7 and 30 14 lead before holding on. The Rams move to 1 5 overall, 1 2 in South Seven as they prepare to travel to Cahokia while Carbondale heads to Belleville to face Althoff.
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Clayton Reeves
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Cahokia
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Centralia Orphans Roll Past Cahokia 41 20 to Stay Undefeated
Centralia improves to 6-0 after a 41-20 victory over Cahokia at Evers Field. QB Dyman Sodsaikitch passes for 201 yards, Rashad Campbell and Stephania Moore each score, Andrew Panega adds ground TDs, and Moore racks up 130 receiving yards in a strong team performance. The win preserves playoff momentum with a looming clash against Marion and solidifies their grip on the South Seven race.
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Adrian Williams
Troy Miller
Troy
Adrian
Drew Shores
DeAndre
Downey
Malik
Scott
Dylan McAbee
Ryan Shipley
Centralia
Dyman Sodsaikitch
Rashad Campbell
Stephania Moore
Orphans
Andrew Panega
Campbell
Sodsaikitch
Moore
Comanches
Quinitarius Hill
Red Devils Hold Off Massac in High-Scoring Rivalry
Murphysboro defeats Massac County 36-33 in a clash fueled by rushing. Murphysboro backs Gaines Baril and Jarrett key the comeback with Baril's 72 and 23 yard runs, while Moore powers Massac with 75 and 11 yard TD runs. Seven minutes in fourth quarter time of possession seals win as Murphysboro avoids defeat amid injuries and discipline concerns.
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Red Devils
Devan Baril
Darion Jarrett
Baril
Jabary Henry
Moore
Carter
Murph
Kuder
Henry
Jarrett
Hill
Hillebrand
Kyle Miller
Yore
Rene
Thompson
Amos
Panthers Rout Hornets in 38-15 Home Victory
Pinckneyville Panthers improve to 4-2 with quarterback Bryant Shute scoring five times. Shute rushed 14 times for 143 yards and three TDs and added 114 passing yards with two more scores and an interception. Nashville drops to 3-3 amid offensive struggles and key injuries including Brandon Heckert. Grathwohl paced NSH with eight catches for 63 yards and a TD, while Shute led PVE with 143 rushing yards.
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Ted Rushing
Michael Shubert
Shute
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Braeden Haertling
Heckert
Grathwohl
Hornets
Wees Tistics
NSH
Austin Hagene
Josh Derick
Alex Caplin
Pve
Cole Kellerman
Daulton Hubler
Justin Hale
J.D. Conner
Colin Hagene
Justin Grathwohl
Austin Pyatt
Cole Kellermar
J.D. Connert
Wildcats rally past Althoff as Marion squeezes win
Marion, playing without hurt back Shekeil Ivy, overcomes a 16 13 deficit to beat Althoff 23 16 led by Matt Lewis 36 yard TD grab to Evetts and a late 27 yard score by Henry Jones. Riley returns punt for 70 yards and Nuernberger adds extra point. Crusaders’ fourth down stop fails as Marion seals Homecoming victory and sets date with Centralia.
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Jon Evetts
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Martin
Althoff
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Alex Long
Keegan McGee
Michael Norris
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Riley
Sean Nuernberger
Ken Turner
Henry Jones
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Bva
Harris
Quarles
Mar
Jones
Taylor
Cannady
Reichert
J. Ivy
Evetts
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