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RED DEVILS
Class 5A,
Sectional 8
Hoosier
Hills Conference
CLASS 5A,
SECTIONAL 8 PREVIEW
October 24, 2008
Looking Ahead
CLASS 5A, SECTIONAL 8
First-Round Opponent:
Jennings
County
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At Jennings County High
School in North Vernon
Records:
Jeffersonville (4-5
overall, 3-4 in the Hoosier Hills Conference); Jennings County (0-9
overall, 0-7 in the Hoosier Hills Conference).
Sagarin Ratings:
Jeffersonville
(No. 117 Overall; No. 51 in Class 5A); Jennings County (No. 243 Overall;
No. 63 in Class 5A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Jeffersonville by 23.
Last Week:
In the first of two
meetings, the Red Devils had little problem defeating the Panthers,
35-7.
Next Week:
The winner will face the winner of the Floyd Central-Bedford
North Lawrence game. If Jeffersonville wins, it will host Bedford North
Lawrence or go to Floyd Central. If Jennings County wins, it would go on
the road for its second-round matchup, no matter which team wins the FC-BNL
contest.
Last Year:
Jeff won its first sectional championship in nine years. The Red Devils
did not face Jennings County, which lost in the first round against
Evansville North, during its run to the sectional crown.
The “Inside” Scoop:
Jeffersonville should get another easy win this week. The sectional road
looks good for Jeff in its attempt to win its second straight sectional
championship.
Scoop’s Pick:
Jeffersonville 29, Jennings County 12.
Sectional 8 Schedule
First
Round
Evansville North
(3-6) at Castle (7-2)
Jeffersonville
(4-5) at
Jennings County (0-9)
Floyd Central
(5-4) at
Bedford North Lawrence (6-3)
Semifinals
New Albany (6-3) at
Evansville North/Castle Winner
Jeffersonville/Jennings County Winner vs. Floyd
Central/Bedford North Lawrence Winner
Championship
Semifinal
Winners
Favorite:
Castle. This sectional is truly wide open between
four teams -- the Knights, Jeffersonville, New Albany
and Bedford North Lawrence -- but Castle has the best
2008 resume.
Darkhorse:
Floyd Central. The Highlanders' Week 9 win over New
Albany showed that they have grown up this season and
can play with any team in Sectional 8.
Best
Player: Jamie Goldsmith, Jeffersonville. Like
picking the sectional champion, this is a toss up
between players like Graham Saiko (Castle QB), Edward
Baker (Jeff QB) and Graham Brown (New Albany QB), but
Goldsmith has the ability to make game-breaking plays at
any time.
X-Factor:
Brett Martin. Martin, a first-year WR for New
Albany, is a great possession receiver with the ability
to stretch the field. In combination with Trevor Gordon
and Pierre Blackmon, New Albany has a scary passing game
that could lead the Bulldogs to their first sectional
crown since 2002.
Scoop's
Picks
First
Round:
Castle 42,
Evansville North 7; Jeffersonville 29, Jennings County
12; Bedford North Lawrence 31, Floyd Central 17.
Semifinals: Castle 21, New Albany 13; Jeffersonville
28, Bedford North Lawrence 21.
Championship: Castle 30, Jeffersonville 26.
The
"Inside" Scoop: I have a hard time picking
against defending champion Jeffersonville, now that the
Red Devils are healthy. But they have been so
inconsistent all season, I wouldn't trust my pick.
Castle has been the most consistent team in the
sectional, so I give them a slight edge over Jeff, New
Albany and BNL.
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JEFF WINS
SECTIONAL PREVIEW
Red Devils
beat Jennings County, 35-7; Meets Them Again Next Friday
In a preview
of next Friday's Sectional 8 first round, Jeffersonville
had little problem in defeating winless Jennings County,
35-7 on Friday.
Jeffersonville broke open a close game with 21 points in
the second quarter, led by Jamie Goldsmith, who had a
game-high 189 yards on 14 carries. He scored three times
-- on runs of 20, 26 and 75 yards.
Goldsmith
became Jeff's all-time single-season rushing leader with
1,823 yards. He needs 245 yards in the playoffs to
become Jeffersonville's all-time career rushing leader.
Jeff's other
two touchdowns came on passes from Edward Baker to Tyler
Ray and Adam Parella. Parella -- in his first game back
from an injury -- scored Jeff's only first-quarter
points on a 38-yard reception.
Defensively,
the Red Devils were led by Bryson Florence, who had
eight tackles and a quarterback sack-and-a-half.
The Panthers
scored its touchdown in the fourth quarter on an 1-yard
run by Justin Baldwin, his first score of the season.
Matt Walker
had a game-high 10 tackles and a quarterback sack for
the Panther defense.
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Jeffersonville |
Final |
Jennings County |
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35 |
0:00 |
7 |
|
7-21-7-0 |
Score by Quarters |
0-0-0-7 |
|
11 |
First Downs
Rushing |
9 |
|
3 |
First Downs
Passing |
1 |
|
0 |
First Downs by
Penalty |
0 |
|
14 |
Total First Downs |
10 |
|
33-263 |
Rushing
(Att-Yards) |
41-124 |
|
9-16-114-0 |
Passing
(Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
7-16-28-0 |
|
2-32.0 |
Punts-Avg. |
7-25.0 |
|
0-0 |
Fumbles-Lost |
0-0 |
|
4-41 |
Penalties-Yards |
2-20 |
|
18:15 |
Time of Possession |
29:45 |
|
3-9 |
3rd Down
Conversions |
3-13 |
|
2-5 |
4th Down
Conversions |
1-2 |
Scoring Plays
1st Quarter
J - Adam Parella 38 pass
from Edward Baker (Steven Straight kick)
2nd Quarter
J - Jamie Goldsmith 20 run
(Straight kick)
J - Goldsmith 26 run
(Straight kick)
J - Tyler Ray 33 pass from
Baker (Straight kick)
3rd Quarter
J - Goldsmith 75 run
(Straight kick)
4th Quarter
JC - Justin Baldwin 1 run
(Christian Nolan kick)
Rushing (Yards-Attempts)
Jeff: Goldsmith
14-189, Baker 8-37, Jaelin Morrison 3-25, Evan Lindsey
2-6, Andrel Williams 5-4, Dalton Conway 1-2.
JC:
Iyan Bass 21-99, Dyvon Bass 3-15, Baldwin 5-12,
Jacob Renoll 1-11, Darian Castetter 2-5, Caleb Johnson
1-3, Kevin Collinsworth 5-(minus 3), Skylar Ferguson
3-(minus 8).
Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)
Jeff: Baker
8-15-112-0, Goldsmith 1-1-2-0.
JC:
Collinsworth 7-16-28-0.
Receiving (Receptions-Yards)
Jeff: Ray 4-59,
Parella 1-38, Jordan O'Brien 1-11, Morris 2-5, Baker
1-2.
JC:
Ryan Stearns 3-15, Zach Hicks 1-6, Taylor Shaw 1-5,
Blake Hatton 1-4, Levi Ross 1-(minus 2).
Punts (Attempts-Yards)
Jeff: Ryan Pierce
2-64.
JC:
Brandon Straub 6-158.
Kickoffs
(Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)
JC:
D. Bass 2-58.
Punt Returns
(Attempts-Yards)
Jeff: Parella 1-28,
Williams 1-25.
Kickoff Returns
(Attempts-Yards)
JC:
I. Bass 6-92.
Tackles (Solo-Assists)
Jeff: Bryson Florence
6-2, Joseph Daniel 6-1, Tevin Ewing 5-2, Ricky Aguiar
6-0, Toba Omotinugbon 6-0, Pierce 5-0, Tyler Tatgenhorst
4-1, Caleb Browner 3-2, Tony Middleton 3-2, Chris
Thompson 3-2, Marcus Robinson 2-1, Breonte Brenn 1-2,
Josh Angle 1-1, Blackmon 1-0, Martin 1-0, Jordan O'Neal
0-1, Brad Reinhart 0-1, Ray 0-1.
JC:
Matt Walker 3-7, Shaw 1-0, Ferguson 1-0,
Collinsworth 2-0, Stearns 2-2, D. Bass 2-7, Baldwin 1-2,
Hicks 0-1, I. Bsss 1-2, Lance Olson 0-2, Castetter 0-4,
Renoll 0-1, Cory Kopitzke 1-2, Michael Biggs 1-1, Lance
Gourley 0-1, Jose Ramirez 0-1, Zack Graham 1-1, Bright
1-0.
Quarterback Sacks
Jeff: Florence 1.5,
Ewing 0.5.
JC:
D. Bass 1, Walker 1.
Fumble Recoveries
JC:
James Caum 1. |
October 16, 2008
Looking Ahead
This Week’s Opponent:
Jennings
County
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
At Jennings County High
School in North Vernon
Records:
Jeffersonville (3-5
overall, 2-4 in the Hoosier Hills Conference); Jennings County (0-8
overall, 0-6 in the Hoosier Hills Conference).
Sagarin Ratings:
Jeffersonville
(No. 121 Overall; No. 54 in Class 5A); Jennings County (No. 240 Overall;
No. 63 in Class 5A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Jeffersonville by 20.
Last Week:
Jeff scored the
game’s first touchdown, but gave up 34 consecutive points to No. 1 and
five-time HHC champion Columbus East in a 34-6 loss. Jennings County
fell to 0-8 after a 31-12 loss to Floyd Central. Ryan Stearns had 101
receiving yards and two touchdowns in the loss.
Last Year vs. Jennings
County:
Jeffersonville recovered from a 35-0 loss to Columbus East in an HHC
title showdown to defeat the Panthers, 40-7.
Last 10 Years vs.
Jennings County:
Jeffersonville 8-2. The
Red Devils have beaten Jennings three straight times.
The “Inside” Scoop:
This could be the start of a sectional championship run for
Jeffersonville. Don’t count the Devils out.
Scoop’s Pick:
Jeffersonville 32, Jennings County 16.
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EAST EARNS FIFTH STRAIGHT HHC CROWN
Olympians score 34 straight points in
another big win
By scoring 34 consecutive points, Columbus
East became the first Hoosier Hills
Conference team ever to win a fifth straight
HHC title.
In the past four years, the Olympians have
won three outright titles and tied with
Bedford North Lawrence in 2006. East meets
the Stars next Friday to try to avoid a
three-way tie with BNL and New Albany.
Jeffersonville recovered its own onside kick
on the opening kickoff and drove for the
game's first points, which culminated in a
Jamie Goldsmith 13-yard TD run.
It was the first time all season an
opponents has scored a first-quarter
touchdown against the Olympians.
They responded immediately and then slowed
pulled away from the Red Devils.
By the end of the first quarter, East led
14-6 after Dusty Kiel completed TD passes to
Dywice Wilson (19 yards) and Shane Henderson
(five yards).
The Olympians scored a TD in each of the
next three periods. Kiel had a hand in all
five East scores.
In the second period, the 2007 ITG
"Player of the Year," scored on a 5-yard
run. Early in the third quarter, he hit
Wilson on an 80-yard TD pass. Then, in the
fourth, he ran one in from eight yards out.
Kiel finished with 228 yards and three
touchdowns passing and 128 yards and two
scores on the ground.
Wilson caught six passes for 169 yards and
two scores.
Defensively, the Olympians held Jeff to 234
total yards and just 12 first downs. They
held Goldsmith, an All-State candidate, to
just 69 yards on 18 carries.
Anthony Miller had two more interceptions on
defense and now leads East with five. Devon
Davis had 10 tackles, four tackles for loss
and blocked kick.
Caleb Browner and Bryson Florence led the
Jeff defense with nine tackles apiece. Ryan
Pierce had eight tackles, a tackle for loss
and two passes defended.
Jeffersonville (3-5) completes its regular
season next Friday at Jennings County. The
Red Devils face the winless Panthers two
next two weeks, with the second being the
first round of Sectional 8 play
Bedford North Lawrence -- East's final
regular-season opponents -- won its fifth
fourth game, 47-7 over Madison on Friday.
The Stars are 6-2.
|
Jeffersonville |
Final |
Columbus East |
|
6 |
0:00 |
34 |
|
6-0-0-0 |
Score by Quarters |
14-7-6-7 |
|
6 |
First Downs Rushing |
13 |
|
5 |
First Downs Passing |
7 |
|
1 |
First Downs by Penalty |
0 |
|
12 |
Total First Downs |
20 |
|
34-130 |
Rushing (Att-Yards) |
46-232 |
|
12-22-104-2 |
Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
11-19-228-1 |
|
4-36.5 |
Punts-Avg. |
1-23.0 |
|
1-0 |
Fumbles Lost |
1-1 |
|
5-17 |
Penalties-Yards |
6-25 |
|
19:16 |
Time of Possession |
28:44 |
|
1-11 |
3rd Down Conversions |
10-15 |
|
1-3 |
4th Down Conversions |
1-2 |
Scoring Plays
1st Quarter
J - Jamie
Goldsmith 13 run (kick blocked)
CE - Duwyce
Wilson 19 pass from Dusty Kiel (Matt Wilson
kick)
CE - Shane
Henderson 5 pass from D. Kiel (M. Wilson
kick)
2nd Quarter
CE - Kiel 5 run
(M. Wilson kick)
3rd Quarter
CE - D. Wilson
80 pass from Kiel (kick failed)
4th Quarter
CE - Kiel 18 run
(M. Wilson kick)
Rushing
(Yards-Attempts)
Jeff:
Goldsmith 18-69, Andrel Williams 8-44, Tyler
Ray 1-17, Edward Baker 6-14, Ryan Pierce
1-(minus 14).
East:
Kiel 20-128, Jourmeel McLaurine 17-98,
Ethen Roberts 2-6, Gunner Kiel 1-4, Dustin
Blackburn 3-4, Drew Kiel 1-3, Damon Megerle
1-0, Jonathan Hunter 1-0.
Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)
Jeff:
Baker 12-22-104-2.
East:
Du. Kiel 11-19-228-1.
Receiving
(Receptions-Yards)
Jeff:
Williams 6-52, Tyler Tatgenhorst 1-31, Ray
1-11, Goldsmith 4-10.
East:
D. Wilson 6-169, Shane Henderson 4-54,
McLaurine 1-5.
Punts
(Attempts-Yards)
Jeff:
Pierce 4-146.
East:
D. Wilson 1-23.
Kickoffs
(Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)
East:
Henderson 4-214-1.
Kickoff Returns
(Attempts-Yards)
Jeff:
Lindsey 2-39, Williams 1-18.
Tackles
(Solo-Assists)
Jeff:
Caleb Browner 7-2, Bryson Florence 7-2,
Pierce 5-3, Chris Thompson 6-1, Toba
Omotinugbon 6-1, Tevin Ewing 5-1,
Tatgenhorst 3-1, Joseph Daniel 2-2, Evan
Lindsey 2-1, Josh Angle 2-0, Breonte Brenn
2-1, Tony Middleton 1-0.
East:
Devon Davis 4-6, Roberts 3-5, Clayton
Miller 5-2, Dr. Kiel 3-3, Logan Perry 4-1,
D. Wilson 3-1, Zach Schultz 2-0, Ian Brown
1-1, Devin Pruitt 1-1, Eli Schottmer 1-1,
Braige Leinhoop 0-2, Nick Bellinger 1-0,
Mitch Dwenger 1-0, Reggie Ringo 1-0, Alex
Stillabower 1-0, Ernie Martinez 0-1, Tyler
Shadwick 0-1, Xavier Yheuion 0-1, Bryan
Wilson 0-1.
Tackles for Loss
Jeff:
Ewing 1, Daniel 1, Pierce 1, Tatgenhorst 1,
Florence 1.
East:
Davis 4, Roberts 2, Cl. Miller 1,
Schottmer 1, Shadwick 1, Stillabower 1.
Interceptions
Jeff:
Thompson 1.
East:
Anthony Miller 2.
Fumble
Recoveries
Jeff:
Williams 1, Browner 1.
Passes Defended
Jeff:
Pierce 2.
East:
Cl. Miller 1, Lionel Wilkinson 1.
Blocked Kick
East:
Davis 1. |
October 9, 2008
Looking Ahead
This Week’s Opponent:
Columbus
East
Time:
7 p.m.
Location:
East High School in
Columbus
Records:
Jeffersonville (3-4
overall, 2-3 in the Hoosier Hills Conference); Columbus East (7-0
overall, 5-0 in the Hoosier Hills Conference).
State Rankings:
Columbus East
(No. 1 AP, No. 1 IFCA in Class 4A).
Sagarin Ratings:
Jeffersonville
(No. 119 Overall; No. 53 in Class 5A); Columbus East (No. 6 Overall; No.
2 in Class 4A).
Sagarin Game
Prediction:
Columbus East by 30.
Last Week:
East improved to 7-0
with a 75-14 victory over Madison. Jeffersonville lost a heartbreaker on
a late New Albany field goal, 31-28.
Last Year vs. Columbus
East: In a
matchup between two unbeaten HHC teams, Columbus East made the “Game of
the Year” a laugher with a 35-0 win for its record-tying fourth straight
conference crown.
Last Year vs. Columbus
East: In a
matchup between two unbeaten HHC teams, Columbus East made the “Game of
the Year” a laugher with a 35-0 win for its record-tying fourth straight
conference crown.
Last 10 Years vs.
Columbus East:
Columbus East 7-3.
The Olympians have a 4-game winning streak vs. the Red Devils.
The “Inside” Scoop:
Columbus East faces two of the HHC’s best teams in the last two weeks.
The Olympians will prove that they are the most dominant team in league
history.
Scoop’s Pick: Columbus East 42, Jeffersonville 6.
October
6, 2008
Sectional 8 Draw
First Round
Friday, October 24
E vansville North (2-5) at
Castle (6-1)
Jeffersonville (3-4) at Jennings
County (0-7)
Floyd Central (3-4) at Bedford
North Lawrence (5-2)
Semifinal Round
Friday, October 31
New Albany (5-2) at
Castle-Evansville North winner
Jeffersonville-Jennings County winner vs. Floyd Central-Bedford North
Lawrence winner
Championship Game
Friday, November 7
Semifinal
winners
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October 3, 2008
NEW ALBANY KICKS
RED DEVILS
Litzelswope field
goal helps Bulldogs past Jeffersonville
Zach Litzelswope
kicked a 22-yard game-winning field goal with :49 remaining
to lift New Albany to a 31-28 win over rival Jeffersonville
on Friday.
Edward Baker
scored on a 1-yard run in the final stanza to pull
Jeffersonville even at 28, but Graham Brown led the Bulldogs
on a game-winning 86-yard drive that culminated in
Litzelswope's clutch kick.
Brown had an
outstanding game. He completed 14 of 22 passes for 282 yards
and four scores. He also led the Bulldogs with 36 yards on
the ground.
Jeffersonville
score the game's initial touchdown on a Jamie Goldsmith
48-yard reception from Baker. Brown countered with an
83-yard TD pass to Trevor Gordon early in the second period.
Later in the period, New Albany took its first lead when
Brown and Graham hooked up again on a 25-yard pass.
Caleb Browner
then intercepted a Brown pass late in the half and returned
it 20 yards for a score. However, the Red Devils failed on
their PAT and the Bulldogs led 14-13 at the half.
A Baker to
Goldsmith 43-yard TD pass gave Jeff the lead again at 19-14.
A Baker 2-point run gave the Devils a 21-14 advantage.
Once again, Brown
pulled New Albany even. This time, he threw a 3-yard TD pass
to Pierre Blackmon.
Brown threw his
fourth TD pass to Brett Martin -- from 22 yards out -- to
draw first blood in the fourth quarter and to give New
Albany a 28-21 lead.
New Albany (5-2)
hosts Seymour on Friday. The Owls are 3-4 after a 33-6 win
over Jennings County on Friday. The victory ended an Owl
two-game losing streak.
Jeff (3-4) has
the unenviable task of taking on Columbus East on the same
night. After a 75-14 victory over Madison on Friday, the No.
1 Olympians have outscored their opponents by an average of
46 points per game.s
|
New Albany |
Final |
Jeffersonville |
|
28 |
0:00 |
31 |
|
0-14-14-3 |
Score
by Quarters |
7-6-8-7 |
|
3 |
First
Downs Rushing |
17 |
|
10 |
First
Downs Passing |
5 |
|
0 |
First
Downs by Penalty |
0 |
|
13 |
Total
First Downs |
22 |
|
26-16 |
Rushing (Att-Yards) |
54-319 |
|
14-22-280-2 |
Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) |
9-16-138-1 |
|
4-31.7 |
Punts-Avg. |
1-51.0 |
|
0 |
Fumbles Lost |
3 |
|
2-10 |
Penalties-Yards |
4-15 |
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