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GENERALS
Class 2A,
Sectional 31
Mid-Southern
Conference
October 24, 2008
Looking Ahead
CLASS 2A, SECTIONAL 31
First-Round Opponent:
Indian
Creek
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At Clarksville High
School
Records:
Indian Creek (6-3
overall, 4-1 in the Mid-Indiana Football Conference); Clarksville (3-6
overall, 2-4 in the Mid-Southern Conference).
Sagarin Ratings:
Indian Creek
(No. 194 Overall; No. 35 in Class 2A); Clarksville (No. 261 Overall; No.
49 in Class 2A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Indian Creek by 17.
Last Week:
Clarksville stayed
with rival Providence early, but the Generals eventually fell 63-24 to
the Pioneers. With a 19-6 win over South Decatur and a Triton Central
loss, the Braves finished tied atop the MIFC Conference standings.
Regular-Season Meeting:
Did Not
Play.
Next Week:
The winner will face the winner of the Providence-Brownstown
Central game. With a win, Clarksville will go on the road to face either
the Braves or the Pioneers in the semifinal round. If Indian Creek win,
it will host Brownstown Central or go to Providence.
Last Year:
Both teams lost in the first round. Clarksville lost to Paoli, 23-20.
Indian Creek was beaten by Brownstown Central, 55-28.
The “Inside” Scoop:
Clarksville faces a much tougher schedule, so don’t be shocked if this
is a closer game than most people expect.
Scoop’s Pick:
Indian Creek 40, Clarksville 32.
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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PIONEERS
TAKE BACK CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Providence beats Generals for first time in four
years
Providence scored 28 third-quarter points to pull
away from city-rival Clarksville and end a four-game
losing streak against the Generals with a 63-24
victory on Friday.
In the
process, a star was born. With senior back Ethan
Cook out, sophomore Spencer Corrao showed that its
tradition of top-notch running backs with continue.
Corrao
rushed for 283 yards and four touchdowns to help the
Pioneers to 35 second-half points.
Shane
Sparks added 122 yards for a Providence rushing
attack that yielded 529 yards. He also scored three
times.
Providence's other touchdown came on a 14-yard
second-quarter TD pass from Anthony Denis to Jason
Stephany.
Corey
Bowens scored three of Clarksville's four
touchdowns.
Both
teams will participate in Class 2A's Sectional 31,
starting this Friday.
Providence faces 7-1 Brownstown Central -- probably
the sectional's favorite -- on the road. The Braves
won their sixth straight game, 41-21 over West
Washington on Friday.
On the
same night, Clarksville hosts 6-3 Indian Creek.
|
Clarksville |
Final |
Providence |
|
24 |
0:00 |
63 |
|
12-6-6-0 |
Score by Quarters |
14-14-28-7 |
|
|
First Downs Rushing |
|
|
|
First Downs Passing |
|
|
|
First Downs by Penalty |
|
|
16 |
Total First Downs |
20 |
|
58-324 |
Rushing (Att-Yards) |
46-529 |
|
5-11-132-1 |
Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
1-5-14-1 |
|
1-36.0 |
Punts-Avg. |
0-0.0 |
|
1-1 |
Fumbles-Lost |
0-0 |
|
5-25 |
Penalties-Yards |
3-25 |
|
|
Time of Possession |
|
|
|
3rd Down Conversions |
|
|
|
4th Down Conversions |
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Scoring Plays
1st Quarter
C - Corey Bowens 11 run
(run failed)
P - Shane Sparks 33 run
(Christian Betz kick)
C - Bowens 69 run (pass
failed)
P - Spencer Corrao 52
run (Betz kick)
2nd Quarter
P - Jason Stephany 14
pass from Anthony Denis (kick failed)
C - Bowens 11 run (run
failed)
P - Corrao 7 run (Corrao
run)
3rd Quarter
P - Corrao 6 run (Betz
kick)
P - Sparks 10 run (Betz
kick)
P - Corrao 12 run (Betz
kick)
C - Thomas Threatt 75
pass from Michael Nelms (pass failed)
P - Sparks 25 run (Betz
kick)
4th Quarter
P - Tyler Ash 8 run
(Josh Maled kick)
Rushing (Yards-Attempts)
Clarksville:
Providence:
Corroa 25-283, Sparks 10-122, Steve Burrous
2-58, Kevin Mooney 6-50, Tyler Ash 2-12, Jacob
Golembeski 1-4.
Passing
(Att-Comp-Yards-Int)
Clarksville:
Providence:
Denis 1-5-14-1.
Receiving
(Receptions-Yards)
Clarksville:
Providence:
Stephany 1-14.
Punts (Attempts-Yards)
Clarksville:
Kickoffs
(Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)
Clarksville:
Providence:
Maled 9-460, Betz 1-60.
Kickoff Returns
(Attempts-Yards)
Clarksville:
Providence:
Corrao 1-63, Mooney 2-31.
Tackles (Solo-Assists)
Clarksville:
Providence:
Golembeski 1-28, Alex Boone 0-14, Cody Davidson
1-7, Ash 3-6, Betz 0-7, Thomas Reister 1-5, Dillon
Smallwood 1-5, Travis Masterson 0-6, Stephany 0-6,
Josh Hild 1-4, Zach Fromme 0-5, Burrous 1-3, Matt
Hoyland 1-3, Dylan Collins 0-4, Mooney 1-1, Donovan
Goode 1-1, Zach Rogers 1-1, Sparks 0-2, Tyler Ferree
0-1, Corby Burger 0-1, Brett Robinson 0-1, Michael
Griffith 0-1.
Quarterback Sacks
Clarksville:
Tackles for Loss
Clarksville:
Interceptions
Clarksville:
Providence:
Betz 1.
Forced Fumbles
Clarksville:
Fumble Recoveries
Clarksville:
Providence:
Robinson 1. |
October 16, 2008
Looking Ahead
This Week’s Opponent:
Providence
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At Providence High
School in Clarksville
Records:
Clarksville (3-5
overall, 2-4 in the Mid-Southern Conference); Providence (4-4 overall).
Sagarin Ratings:
Madison
(No. 233 Overall; No. 56 in Class 4A); Seymour (No. 118 Overall; No. 29
in Class 4A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Seymour by 22.
Last Week:
Corey Bowens rushed
for 300 yards to help Clarksville to a 44-20 win over Crawford County.
The Pioneers surrendered 382 rushing yards to one of the best offenses
in Indiana and lost 47-21 to Tecumseh.
Last Year vs.
Providence:
Clarksville won its third straight city championship with a 14-13
victory over its rival. The Generals held on to a 14-0 third-quarter
lead after getting a TD run from Robert Myers and TD pass from Drew
Farney to Corey Bowens.
Last 10
Years vs. Providence:
Providence 7-4. Providence has dominated the series history, but the
Generals have beaten the Pioneers four straight times, including a
playoff win in 2006.
The “Inside” Scoop:
If Clarksville can get a big ground game from Bowens and Masters, they
can hang close.
Scoop’s Pick:
Providence 27, Clarksville 12.
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BOWENS
RUN WILD
Clarksville senior goes for 300 yards in 44-20 win
over Crawford County
Because
of injuries, this hasn't been the season that
Clarksville senior Corey Bowens expected.
On Friday
night, he made Crawford County pay for his
frustrations.
Bowens
carried the ball 25 times for 300 yards and scored
three times in the Generals' 44-20 win over Crawford
County.
After
picking up just 137 yards and two touchdowns in his
first four games, Bowens has 618 yards and six
scores in his last three.
Bowens
also scored on two conversion runs.
The
senior also got help from sophomore Nathan Masters,
who carried the ball 11 times for 73 yards and
scored twice.
Jesse
Allen had 124 yards and a touchdowns and three
receptions for 76 yard, including a 53-yard TD pass
from Daniel Allen, for Crawford County. The Wolfpack
are now 3-5 in its second season of varsity play.
The 3-5
Generals close out their regular season next Friday
in the Clarksville City Championship against 4-4
Providence. The Pioneers lost to unbeaten Tecumseh,
47-21 on Friday.
Crawford
County will try to get an impressive fourth win --
in just its second season -- when it hosts 3-4 North
Harrison. The Cougars missed out on the Mid-Southern
Conference championship with a 25-7 loss to two-time
MSC champion Charlestown on Friday.
|
Clarksville |
Final |
Crawford County |
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44 |
0:00 |
20 |
|
8-8-20-8 |
Score by Quarters |
0-8-6-6 |
|
11 |
First Downs Rushing |
9 |
|
3 |
First Downs Passing |
4 |
|
0 |
First Downs by Penalty |
1 |
|
14 |
Total First Downs |
14 |
|
37-370 |
Rushing (Att-Yards) |
38-191 |
|
5-11-58-0 |
Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
10-20-131-1 |
|
2-33.0 |
Punts-Avg. |
3-30.7 |
|
3-0 |
Fumbles-Lost |
1-1 |
|
6-45 |
Penalties-Yards |
4-21 |
|
19:02 |
Time of Possession |
28:58 |
Scoring Plays
1st Quarter
Cl - Corey Bowens 12 run
(Bowens run)
2nd Quarter
Cl -Thomas Threatt 11
pass from Michael Nelms (Nathan Masters pass from
Nelms)
CC - Jesse Allen 53 pass
from Daneil Allen (Dustin Bowling pass from Daniel
Allen)
3rd Quarter
Cl - Masters 3 run
(Bowens run)
Cl - Masters 10 run
(pass failed)
CC -J. Allen 37 run
(pass failed)
Cl - Bowens 53 run (run
failed)
4th Quarter
Cl - Bowens 46 run
(Tyler Merchant pass from Nelms)
CC - Andrew Douglas 7
run (run failed)
Rushing (Yards-Attempts)
Clarksville:
Bowens 25-300, Masters 11-73, Threatt 1-(minus 3)
Crawford:
J. Allen 13-124, Douglas 11-25, Bowles 5-19,
Wyman 1-10, D. Allen 7-10, Cain 1-3.
Passing
(Att-Comp-Yards-Int)
Clarksville:
Nelms 5-11-58-0.
Crawford:
D. Allen 10-20-131-1.
Receiving
(Receptions-Yards)
Clarksville:
Threatt 3-27, Jared Loo 2-31, Merchant 1-3.
Crawford:
J. Allen 3-76, Bowles 3-30, Wyman 2-10, Bowling
1-17, Cotner 1-8.
Punts (Attempts-Yards)
Clarksville:
Masters 2-66.
Crawford:
J. Allen 3-92.
Kickoffs
(Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)
Clarksville:
Masters 6-225, Threatt 1-35.
Crawford:
Grant 3-72, Douglas 1-17.
Punt Returns
(Attempts-Yards)
Clarksville:
Threatt 1-3.
Crawford:
Cotner 1-2.
Kickoff Returns
(Attempts-Yards)
Clarksville:
Masters 1-38, Threatt 1-1.
Crawford:
Allen 2-33, Bowling 1-14, Douglas 1-9, Wyman
1-(minus 3).
Tackles (Solo-Assists)
Clarksville:
Aaron Jaggers 10-3, Threatt 6-1, Tomerlin 4-1, Brad
Chesser 3-1, Dylan Fisher 3-1, Corey Finch 2-2, Ryan
Gibson 2-2, Matthew Montgomery 2-2, Masters 2-1,
Bowens 2-0, John Lukes 1-1, Chris Smith 1-1, Jared
Loo 1-0, Andrew Suhr 1-0, Tyler Merchant 0-1, Jacob
Carver 0-1.
Quarterback Sacks
Clarksville: Kyle
Tomerlin 1, Andrew Suhr 1, Ryan Gibson 1, Masters 1.
Interceptions
Clarksville:
Aaron Jaggers 1.
Fumble Recoveries
Clarksville:
Montgomery 1, Threatt 1. |
October 9, 2008
Looking Ahead
This Week’s Opponent:
Crawford
County
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At Clarksville High
School
Records:
Crawford County (3-4
overall, 2-2 in the Patoka Lake Conference); Clarksville (2-5 overall,
2-4 in the Mid-Southern Conference).
Sagarin Ratings:
Crawford County (No. 284 Overall; No. 59 in Class 2A); Clarksville (No. 264
Overall; No. 50 in Class 2A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Clarksville by 8.
Last Week:
Clarksville
surrendered 619 yards of offense to Brownstown Central in a 63-26 loss.
After winning its third win of the season the week before, the Wolfpack
fell to West Washington, 53-28. Crawford went winless in its first full
varsity season.
Last Year vs. Crawford
County:
Corey Bowens rushed for 182 yards on just 10 carries. His four
touchdowns led the Generals to a 58-19 win over the first-year Wolfpack
program.
Last 10 Years vs.
Crawford County:
Clarksville 1-0. The
Generals won the only meeting between the schools last year.
The “Inside” Scoop:
What an impressive season for Crawford County, winning three games in
just its second varsity season. They could get their fourth in Friday,
but I’ll call Clarksville in a close one.
Scoop’s Pick:
Clarksville 40, Crawford County 32.
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 | |
