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BRAVES
Class 2A,
Sectional 31
Mid-Southern
Conference
October 24, 2008
Looking Ahead
CLASS 2A, SECTIONAL 31
First-Round Opponent:
Providence
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At Brownstown Central
High School
Records:
Providence (5-4
overall); Brownstown Central (7-1 overall, 4-1 in the Mid-Southern
Conference).
State Rankings:
Brownstown
Central (No. 13 AP, No. 11 IFCA in Class 2A).
Sagarin Ratings:
Providence
(No. 165
Overall; No. 25 in Class 2A); Brownstown Central (No. 159 Overall; No.
22 in Class 2A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Providence by 2.
Last Week:
Brownstown Central
won its seventh straight game, 41-21 over West Washington. At the same
time, the Pioneers improved to 5-4 with a 63-24 victory over rival
Clarksville.
Regular-Season Meeting:
Did Not
Play.
Next Week:
The winner will face the winner of the Indian
Creek-Clarksville game. If Providence wins, the Pioneers would host
either Clarksville or Indian Creek in the semifinal round. With a
victory, the Braves would either go to Indian Creek or be at home
against Clarksville.
Last Year:
Providence beat the Braves – 35-26 in the Sectional 31 title game – to
win its first sectional championship in 13 years.
The “Inside” Scoop:
I think, when all is said and done, this will be the sectional
championship game. Both teams are playing very well, but Brownstown has
more talent and more experience.
Scoop’s Pick:
Brownstown Central 35, Providence 21.
CLASS
2A, SECTIONAL 31 PREVIEW
Sectional 31 Schedule
First
Round
Eastern
(0-9) at Mitchell (1-8)
Eastern
Greene (2-7) at Paoli (8-1)
Indian
Creek (6-3) at Clarksville (3-6)
Providence (5-4) at Brownstown Central (7-1)
Semifinals
Eastern/Mitchell Winner vs.
Eastern
Greene/Paoli Winner
Indian Creek/Clarksville Winner vs.
Providence/Brownstown Central Winner
Championship
Semifinal
Winners
Favorite:
Brownstown Central. The Braves are finally playing
like we expected them to all season. However, the
favorite will be decided in Round 1, after the
Brownstown Central-Providence matchup.
Darkhorse:
Paoli. The 8-1 Rams are likely to be in the
championship game. After that, anything can happen.
Best
Player: Ethan Cook, Providence. Although Brownstown
Central has three players who could qualify for this
category, it's hard to argue with Cook, who has rushed
for 1,673 yards and 17 touchdowns in eight games.
X-Factor:
The Wing-T. The teams that executes it best in the
Brownstown-Providence matchup will likely come out as
Sectional 31 champions.
Scoop's
Picks
First
Round:
Eastern 23,
Mitchell 20; Paoli 56, Eastern Greene 7; Indian Creek
44, Clarksville 32; Brownstown Central 28, Providence
20.
Semifinals: Paoli 48, Eastern 0; Brownstown Central
56, Indian Creek 13.
Championship: Brownstown Central 31, Paoli 21.
The
"Inside" Scoop: This sectional will be
decided by the opening week matchup between Brownstown
and Providence. The only other possibility is that Paoli
earns a very serious upset in the title game.
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BRAVES ON A ROLL
BC ends regular
season with 41-21 win over West Washington
Mid-Southern
Conference champion Brownstown Central remained hot Friday
with a 41-21 victory over Brownstown Central.
It was the
Braves' sixth straight victory and it ended the Senators'
three-game winning streak.
The Brownstown
offense scored early and often with 14 points in the first
quarter and 13 more in the second to lead 27-0 at halftime.
Teddy Stucker,
who finished with a game-high 128 rushing yards, scored
twice in the first half. Blaze Hurley, who had 188 total
yards, scoredon a 10-yard run and a 55-yard pass from Cam
Cockerham.
Defensively,
Kelley Wagner had a team-high eight tackles. Caleb Silvers
had four six tackles and a fumble recovery.
The Braves kick
off Sectional 31 action next Friday in the sectional's
biggest first-round contest. They host 5-4 Providence, which
beat Clarksville 63-24 on Friday, are one of three Sectional
31 serious contenders, along with Brownstown
West Washington
participates in Class A's Sectional 40. In their first-round
game next Friday, the Senators to go Dugger to face 6-3
Union. The Bulldogs improved to 6-3 with a 28-7 win over
Wood Memorial on Friday.
|
Brownstown Central |
Final |
West Washington |
|
41 |
0:00 |
21 |
|
14-13-7-7 |
Score by Quarters |
0-0-7-14 |
|
20 |
First Downs Rushing |
11 |
|
0 |
First Downs Passing |
8 |
|
0 |
First Downs by Penalty |
1 |
|
20 |
Total First Downs |
20 |
|
48-356 |
Rushing (Att-Yards) |
31-173 |
|
5-9-98-0 |
Passing
(Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
15-36-234-4 |
|
1-35.0 |
Punts-Avg. |
0-0.0 |
|
1-1 |
Fumbles-Lost |
1-1 |
|
6-38 |
Penalties-Yards |
6-55 |
Scoring Plays
1st Quarter
BC - Blaze Hurley 26 run
(Stephen Lewis kick), 6:46
BC - Teddy Stucker 10 run (Lewis
kick), 4:20
2nd Quarter
BC - Stucker 1 run (Lewis kick),
11:13
BC - Christian Peters 2 run
(kick failed), 2:05
3rd Quarter
BC - Hurley 55 pass from Cam
Cockerham (Lewis kick), 6:11
WW - Martin Chastain 7 run
(Taylor Proffitt kick), 2:52
4th Quarter
BC - Caleb Silvers 3 run (Lewis
kick), 11:07
WW - Chastain 2 run (kick
failed), 6:12
WW - Daniel Conrad 47 pass from
Kendall Rosenbaum (Doan pass from Rosenbaum), 1:28
Rushing (Yards-Attempts)
BC: Stucker 17-128,
Hurley 7-116, Peters 5-58, Silvers 4-17, Cam Cockerham 7-12,
Cody Silvers 1-11, Jordan Turpin 3-8, Kelley Wagner 3-7,
Dakota Holman 1-(minus 1).
WW:
Chastain 26-187, Conrad 1-(minus 2), Seth Morrow
2-(minus 2), Rosenbaum 1-(minus 7), Cody Marrs 1-(minus 9).
Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)
BC: Cockerham 5-9-98-0.
WW:
Chastain 12-32-141-4, Rosenbaum 2-3-66-0, Proffitt
1-1-3-0.
Receiving (Receptions-Yards)
BC: Hurley 3-72, Stuart
Robison 2-26.
WW:
Luke Brackney 4-50, Conrad 1-46, Marrs 3-45, Doan 4-30,
Morrow 1-20, Josh Ross 2-19.
Punts (Attempts-Yards)
BC: Cockeham 1-35.
Kickoffs
(Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)
BC: Lewis 4-150, Wagner
3-120.
Kickoff Returns (Attempts-Yards)
BC: Hurley 1-28, Ca.
Silvers 1-10.
Tackles (Solo-Assists)
BC: Wagner 2-6, Kaeler
Persinger 3-4, Ca. Silvers 2-4, Ethan Martin 1-4, Ryan
Shoemaker 1-4, Hurley 1-3, Cockerham 3-0, Andrew Allman 2-1,
Logan Mills 2-1, Chris Hinton 0-3, David Baker 1-1, Casey
Bowling 0-2, Michael Leitzman 0-2, Kyle Whistler 1-0,
Robison 0-1.
Quarterback Sacks
BC: Mills 1, Hinton 1,
Bowling 1, Damian Jackson 1.
Tackles for Loss
BC: Bowling 1, Leitzman
1.
Interceptions
BC: Cockerham 2,
Persinger 1, Allman 1.
Fumble Recoveries
BC: Ca. Silvers 1.
Passes Defended
BC: Leitzman 1, Hurley 1,
Jake Brown 1. |
October 16, 2008
Looking Ahead
This Week’s Opponent:
West
Washington
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At West Washington High
School in Campbellsburg
Records:
Brownstown Central
(6-1 overall, 4-1 in the Mid-Southern Conference); West Washington (5-3
overall, 3-2 in the Patoka Lake Conference).
State Rankings:
Brownstown
Central (No. 16 AP, No. 11 IFCA in Class 2A).
Sagarin Ratings:
Brownstown
Central (No. 154
Overall; No. 23 in Class 2A); West Washington (No. 244 Overall; No. 28
in Class A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Brownstown Central by 16.
Last Week:
Brownstown Central
clinched its first MSC championship in four years with a 55-0 win over
Eastern. In the win, Cam Cockerham completed 10 of 14 passes for 274
yards and four touchdowns. West Washington won its fourth straight game
with an easy 49-14 win over Mitchell by QB Martin Chastain, who rushed
for three touchdowns and threw for two more. The Senators had 482 yards
of total offense in the win.
Last Year vs. West
Washington:
Brownstown Central won its third straight game to finish the 2007
regular season with a 48-7 win over the Senators.
Last 10 Years vs. West
Washington:
Brownstown Central 8-2. After West Washington won two straight years in
2004-05, the Braves have won the last two matchups.
The “Inside” Scoop:
Brownstown has found its groove. The Braves are going to be very, very
tough to beat in the playoffs.
Scoop’s Pick:
Brownstown Central 48, West Washington 20.
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BRAVES EARN SHARE
OF CONFERENCE TITLE
Brownstown
clinches MSC crown for first time since 2005
Coach Reed May's
Brownstown Central team has come a long way.
Once dominant in
the Mid-Southern Conference, no Braves team had won a league
crown since 2005. On Friday, they did that with a 55-0 win
over Eastern.
It's come a long
way this year, as well, having won five straight games after
a 28-24 loss to fellow-tri-champion Charlestown on Aug. 29
in Week 2.
On Friday,
Brownstown made sure early that it would capture the title
it has longed to have for three years.
The Braves scored
14 points in the first quarter and 21 more in the second to
bury the winless Musketeers.
Cam Cockerham
completed 10 of 14 passes for 274 yards and two touchdowns
to Blaze Hurley, and one apiece to Stuart Robison and
Christian Peters.
Hurley finished
with 88 yards receiving.
Defensively,
Caleb Silvers led the Braves with five tackles.
Ryan Tandy was
Eastern's top offensive performer with 45 yards on 13
carries.
The Braves close
out their regular season next Friday against 5-3 West
Washington. The Senators are one of Southern Indiana's
hottest teams, having won three games in a row. Their 49-14
win over Mitchell on Friday marked the third straight game
in which they scored at least 46 points.
On the same
night, Eastern will attempt to pick up its first win when it
hosts Eastern Greene. The Thunderbirds are 1-7 after a 49-24
loss to unbeaten Paoli on Friday.
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Eastern |
Final |
Brownstown Central |
|
0 |
0:00 |
55 |
|
0-0-0-0 |
Score
by Quarters |
14-21-14-6 |
|
4 |
First
Downs Rushing |
6 |
|
1 |
First
Downs Passing |
8 |
|
0 |
First
Downs by Penalty |
9 |
|
5 |
Total
First Downs |
14 |
|
31-100 |
Rushing (Att-Yards) |
25-177 |
|
0-4-0-0 |
Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
12-16-293-0 |
|
3-38.3 |
Punts-Avg. |
0-0 |
|
2-1 |
Fumbles-Lost |
1-0 |
|
3-15 |
Penalties-Yards |
4-21 |
|
22:51 |
Time
of Possession |
25:09 |
|
1-7 |
3rd
Down Conversions |
4-5 |
|
0-3 |
4th
Down Conversions |
1-1 |
Scoring Plays
1st Quarter
BC - Blaze Hurley 55 pass from
Cam Cockerham (Steffen Lewis kick)
BC - Teddy Stucker 25 run (Lewis
kick)
2nd Quarter
BC - Stuart Robison 21 pass from
Cockerham (Lewis kick)
BC - Christian Peters 16 pass
from Cockerham (Lewis kick)
BC - Hurley 1 run (Lewis kick)
3rd Quarter
BC - Hurley 33 pass from
Cockerham (Lewis kick)
BC - Caleb Silvers 14 run (Lewis
kick)
4th Quarter
BC - Taylor Franklin 3 run (kick
failed)
Rushing (Yards-Attempts)
Eastern: Ryan Tandy
13-45, Michael Givans 6-24, Nathaniel Hurst 9-17, Devon Webb
3-14.
Brownstown
Central: Stucker 3-41, Hurley 4-27, Cody Silvers 2-25,
Cockerham 2-19, Nick Derringer 2-17, Peters 3-17, Ca.
Silvers 1-14, Taylor Franklin 3-12, Jordan Turpin 1-5, Caleb
Butler 1-1, Dakota Holman 1-1, Braden Scarlett 1-1, Ryan
Shoemaker 1-(minus 3).
Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)
Eastern: Givans 0-4-0-0.
Brownstown
Central: Cockerham 10-14-271-0, Tim Bishop 1-1-12-0,
Jake Brown 1-1-10-0.
Receiving (Receptions-Yards)
Brownstown
Central: Hurley 2-88, Stucker 2-68, Peters 3-67, Wade
Toppe 2-22, Robison 1-21, Coley Brown 1-17, Kaeler Persinger
1-10.
Punts (Attempts-Yards)
Eastern: Jacob Portela
3-115.
Kickoffs
(Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)
Eastern: Zack Albertson
1-42.
Brownstown
Central: Lewis 7-249, Kelley Wagner 2-53.
Kickoff Returns (Attempts-Yards)
Eastern: Tandy 1-30, Webb
1-21, Hurst 2-13.
Brownstown
Central: Hurley 1-14.
Tackles (Solo-Assists)
Eastern: Tandy 4-2, Casey
Hatcher 2-4, Micah Taylor 3-2, Hurst 2-3, Webb 3-1, Dustin
Whittaker 2-2, Austin Duncan 1-3, Joseph Valenzuela 2-0,
Jarad Thompson 1-1, Zack Albertson 1-0, Brandon Pask 0-1,
Christian Newcomb 0-1.
Brownstown
Central: Ca. Silver 3-2, Ethan Martin 3-1, Peters 2-1,
Shoemaker 1-2, David Baker 1-2, Wagner 1-2, Chris Branaman
0-3, Andrew Allman 1-1, Cockerham 1-1, Justin Lane 1-1,
Turpin 1-1, Hurley 0-2, Persinger 0-2, Co. Silvers 0-2,
Stucker 0-2, Casey Bowling 1-0, Hank Deckard 1-0, Robison
1-0, Scott Baker 0-1, Bishop 0-1, Chris Hinton 0-1, Logan
Mills 0-1, Steven Wingler 0-1.
Tackles for Loss
Brownstown
Central: Hinton 2, D. Baker 1, Stucker 1, Martin 1.
Fumble Recoveries
Brownstown
Central: Ca. Silvers 1.
Passes Defended
Brownstown
Central: Branaman 1, Hurley 1. |
October
9, 2008
Looking Ahead
This Week’s Opponent:
Eastern
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At Brownstown
Central High School
Records:
Eastern (0-7
overall, 0-5 in the Mid-Southern Conference); Brownstown Central (5-1
overall, 3-1 in the Mid-Southern Conference).
State Rankings:
Brownstown
Central (No. 17 AP, No. 15 IFCA in Class 2A).
Sagarin Ratings:
Eastern
(No. 317 Overall; No. 64 in Class 2A); Brownstown Central (No. 147
Overall; No. 23 in Class 2A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Brownstown Central by 55.
Last Week:
Brownstown rolled up
619 yards of offense in a 63-26 win over Clarksville. Eastern dropped
its 16th straight contest, 45-18 to North Harrison.
Last Year vs. Eastern:
Despite a 54-14 win over the Musketeers, Brownstown Central fell out of
the MSC championship – after a Charlestown win – for the second straight
season. Cam Cockerham completed 10 of 13 passes for 176 yards and three
scores in the Braves’ win.
Last 10 Years vs.
Eastern: BC
1-0. Last year was the first meeting between the two schools.
The “Inside” Scoop:
Brownstown’s playing its best football at the right time of the season.
The Braves have won four straight and they may go on a long, long
winning streak.
Scoop’s Pick:
Brownstown Central 59, Eastern 13.
October 6, 2008
Sectional 31 Draw
First Round
Friday, October 24
Eastern (0-7) at Mitchell (1-6)
Eastern Greene (1-6) at Paoli
(7-0)
Indian Creek (5-2) at
Clarksville (2-5)
Providence (4-3) at Brownstown
Central (5-1)
Semifinal Round
Friday, October 31
Eastern-Mitchell winner vs.
Eastern Greene-Paoli winner
Indian Creek-Clarksville winner
vs. Providence-Brownstown Central winner
Championship Game
Friday, November 7
Semifinal
winners
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October 3, 2008
BRAVES ROUT
CLARKSVILLE
Brownstown
offense stellar in 63-26 win
For the second
week in a row, Brownstown Central had its ground game
rolling.
This week -- in a
63-26 win over Clarksville -- the Braves also had success
through the air.
The combination
of rushing and passing led to 42 first-half points and 617
total yards in the contest.
Teddy Stucker led
the Braves' rushing attack again with 136 yards. He scored
three times, twice in the second quarter alone.
Cam Cockerham
completed 10 of 15 passes for 174 yards and a TD pass to
Coley Brown. Brown caught five passes for 120 yards.
Clarksville's
Corey Bowens led all rushers with 206 yards on 22 carries.
He scored twice, as did Nathan Masters, who had 60 of the
Generals' 275 rushing yards.
Ethan Martin led
the BC defense with eight tackles. Masters led all tacklers
with 11.
Brownstown hosts
winless Eastern next Friday. The Musketeers fell to North
Harrison 45-18 on Friday.
On the same
night, Clarksville hosts Crawford County. The Wolfpack are
3-4 after a 53-28 loss to West Washington on Friday.
|
Brownstown Central |
Final |
Clarksville |
|
63 |
0:00 |
26 |
|
21-21-7-14 |
Score
by Quarters |
0-12-0-14 |
|
18 |
First
Downs Rushing |
9 |
|
7 |
First
Downs Passing |
0 |
|
0 |
First
Downs by Penalty |
0 |
|
25 |
Total
First Downs |
9 |
|
51-443 |
Rushing (Att-Yards) |
38-275 |
|
10-15-174-0 |
Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
2-6-4-0 |
|
0-0 |
Punts-Avg. |
4-26.8 |
|
0-0 |
Fumbles-Lost |
0-0 |
|
4-30 |
Penalties-Yards |
6-44 |
|
21:03 |
Time
of Possession |
26:57 |
Scoring Plays
1st Quarter
BC - Cam Cockerham 7 run (Steffen Lewis kick), 7:49
BC - Coley Brown 55 pass from Cockerham (Lewis kick), 4:58
BC - Caleb Silvers 9 run (Lewis kick), 1:09
2nd Quarter
BC - Blaze Hurley 7 run (Lewis kick), 10:16
BC - Teddy Stucker 1 run (Lewis kick), 7:21
C - Corey Bowens 15 run (run failed), 5:08
BC - Stucker 3 run (Lewis kick), 2:41
C - Bowens 60 run (pass failed), :35
3rd Quarter
BC - Stucker 40 run (Lewis kick), 8:08
4th Quarter
BC - Christian Peters 1 run (Lewis kick), 11:55
C - Nathan Masters 13 run (pass failed), 9:50
BC - Kelley Wagner 2 run (Lewis kick), 6:45
C - Masters 1 run (Jared Loo pass from Michael Nelms), 3:09
Rushing (Yards-Attempts)
Brownstown Central:
Stucker 14-136, Peters 10-66, Hurley 8-64, Silvers 3-38,
Wagner 5-35, Cody Silvers 3-28, Dakota Holman 2-11, Jordan
Turpin 1-2.
Clarksville:
Bowens 21-207, Masters 12-58, Andrew Beyerle 4-9,
Michael Nelms 1-1.
Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)
Brownstown Central:
Cockerham 10-15-174-1.
Clarksville:
Nelms 2-3-4-0, Bowens 0-3-0-0.
Receiving (Receptions-Yards)
Brownstown Central:
Brown 5-120, Hurley 2-36, Peters 2-17, Stucker 1-1.
Clarksville:
Bowens 1-4, Masters 1-0.
Punts (Attempts-Yards)
Clarksville:
Masters 4-110.
Kickoffs
(Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)
Brownstown Central:
Wagner 5-160, Lewis 5-145.
Clarksville:
Masters 5-194.
Punt Returns (Attempts-Yards)
Brownstown Central:
Hurley 1-13.
Kickoff Returns (Attempts-Yards)
Brownstown Central:
Hurley 2-46, Stucker 1-10.
Clarksville:
Bowens 1-50, Masters 2-22, Loo 2-21.
Tackles (Solo-Assists)
Brownstown Central:
Ethan Martin 3-5, Andrew Allman 3-3, Ryan Shoemaker 1-5,
Michael Leitzman 2-2, Turpin 1-3, Chris Hinton 2-1, David
Baker 1-2, Cockerham 1-2, Hurley 1-2, Casey Bowling 2-0,
Kaeler Persinger 1-1, Ca. Silvers 1-1, Co. Silvers 1-1,
Peters 0-2, Stuart Robison 0-2, Wagner 0-2, Tim Bishop 0-1,
Josh Erwin 0-1, Justin Lane 0-1, Logan Mills 0-1, Wade Toppe
0-1.
Clarksville:
Masters 4-7, Tyler Merchant 7-3, Brad Chesser 4-3, Jayme
Feller 4-3, Aaron Jaggers 3-4, John Lukes 2-5, Zach Gunther
4-0, Jared Loo 4-0, Andrew Suhr 2-1, Kyle Tomerlin 0-3,
Dylan Fisher 2-0, Ryan Gibson 1-1, Beyerle 0-2, Jacob Carver
0-2, Matthew Montgomery 1-0, Devin Shafer 0-1, Chris Smith
0-1.
Tackles for Loss
Brownstown Central:
Hurley 2, Allman 1, Peters 1, Hinton 1, Bowling 1.
Interceptions
Clarksville:
Beyerle 1.
Passes Defended
Brownstown Central:
Ca. Silvers 1, Brown 1. |
October 3, 2008
Looking Ahead
This Week’s Opponent:
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