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Class 3A, Sectional 23

Mid-Southern Conference

 

October 24, 2008

Looking Ahead

 

CLASS 3A, SECTIONAL 23

First-Round Opponent: Charlestown

Time: 7 p.m.

Location: At Charlestown High School

 

Records: North Harrison (3-5 overall, 3-2 in the Mid-Southern Conference); Charlestown (6-3 overall, 5-1 in the Mid-Southern Conference).

Sagarin Ratings: North Harrison (No. 279 Overall; No. 58 in Class 3A); Charlestown (No. 190 Overall; No. 38 in Class 3A).

Sagarin Game Prediction: Charlestown by 27.

 

Last Week: The Cougars and the Pirates – who met in Week 8 – both lost in Week 9. Charlestown dropped a 28-14 decision to 8-1 Lawrenceburg, while North Harrison fell to upstart Crawford County, 34-27.

 

Regular-Season Meeting: Two week ago, Charlestown scored 25 second-half points to clinch its second straight MSC championship, 25-7 over the Cougars.

 

Next Week: The winner will face the winner of the Salem-Heritage Hills contest. If Charlestown wins, it will host Salem or go to Santa Claus to face the Patriots. A North Harrison win will have the Cougars at home against either Salem or Heritage Hills.

 

Last Year: Charlestown won its first-round contest over Brown County before falling to Heritage Hills, 42-24 in the sectional semifinal. North Harrison lost in the first round, 36-29 to Edgewood.

  

The “Inside” Scoop: Charlestown should beat the Cougars again. This time, I think the Pirates will throw the knock-out punch much earlier.

 

Scoop’s Pick: Charlestown 40, North Harrison 14.

 


CLASS 3A, SECTIONAL 23 PREVIEW

 

Sectional 23 Schedule

First Round

Heritage Hills (5-3) at Salem (7-2)

North Harrison (3-5) at Charlestown (6-3)

Edgewood (8-1) at Corydon Central (1-8)

Crawford County (4-5) at Brown County (1-8)

 

Semifinals

Heritage Hills/Salem Winner vs. North Harrison/Charlestown Winner

Edgewood/Corydon Central Winner vs. Crawford County/Brown County Winner

 

Championship

Semifinal Winners

 

 

Favorite: Heritage Hills. Despite being in a rebuilding season, the Patriots' tradition speaks loudly. Plus, HH faces -- by far -- the toughest schedule of any team in Sectional 23.

 

Darkhorse: Edgewood. Once again, the Mustangs got a favorable draw. Senior QB Josh Collier gives Edgewood at shot at winning any game in this tournament.

 

Best Player: Cameron Metzger, Charlestown. The Pirate senior was easily the best player in this sectional until an early-season knee injury. He's back. If he's back near 100%, Charlestown has a great shot at winning its first sectional since 1996.

 

X-Factor: Heritage Hills. It's really hard to tell just how good the Patriots are. They have lost to some inferior teams, but they beat a very good team in South Spencer, 23-0, in Week 9.

 

Scoop's Picks

First Round: Heritage Hills 18, Salem 13; Charlestown 40, North Harrison 14; Edgewood 49, Corydon Central 12; Crawford County 32, Brown County 14.

 

Semifinals: Heritage Hills 35, Charlestown 27; Edgewood 50, Crawford County 16.

 

Championship: Heritage Hills 42, Edgewood 21.

 

The "Inside" Scoop: Oh, so much to say about this sectional. 1.) Heritage Hills is still the favorite, but the Patriots are vulnerable -- good news for Charlestown and Salem; 2.) Edgewood is solid and will have little problem getting to the championship game for the second straight year. If things fall right, the Mustangs could win their first sectional title since 1990; 3.) Salem is a legit contender. As good as the Lion defense is, Salem will be in any game. 4.) Crawford County is going to win five games this season. Just how amazing is that? Can you say, "Team of the Future." 5.) After saying all of that, Heritage Hills will still probably win Sectional 23.

 


WOLFPACK OVERCOMES BRUDERLE

Crawford earns 34-27 win despite 317 yards from Cougar sophomore

 

Andrew Douglas and Daniel Allen scored first-quarter touchdowns and Crawford County was able to hold on for a 34-27 win over North Harrison on Friday.

 

The Wolfpack overcame a North Harrison rushing offense that produced 396 yards, including 317 yards from sophomore Matt Bruderle, who scored on on runs of 65, 56 and five yards in the loss.

 

Bruderle also completed 2 of 6 passes for 56 yards and a 15-yard TD pass to Michael Cundiff late in the game.

 

North Harrison (3-5) go back to Charlestown on Friday to face the Mid-Southern Conference champion Pirates in the first round of Sectional 23 play. The Pirates fell to 6-3 after a 28-14 loss to Lawrenceburg on Friday.

 

The Wolfpack go to Nashville next Friday to face 1-8 Brown County in the first round of Sectional 23 play. The Eagles lost their eighth straight game, 42-14 at Northview on Friday.

 

 

North Harrison Final Crawford County
27 0:00 34
7-7-6-7 Score by Quarters 14-6-7-7
14 Total First Downs 17
37-396 Rushing (Att-Yards) 65-271
4-12-70-1 Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) 3-5-33-0
0-0.0 Punts-Avg. 1-37.0
2-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-1
3-13 Penalties-Yards 1-5

 

 

Scoring Plays

1st Quarter

CC - Andrew Douglas 1 run (Douglas kick)

NH - Matt Bruderle 65 run (Zach Stephenson kick)

CC - Daniel Allen 1 run (Douglas kick)

 

2nd Quarter

NH - Bruderle 56 run (Stephenson kick)

CC - Jesse Allen 40 run (kick blocked)

 

3rd Quarter

NH - Bruderle 5 run (kick failed)

CC - Nick Cotner 5 pass from Allen (Douglas kick)

 

4th Quarter

CC - D. Allen 2 run (Douglas kick)

NH - Michael Cundiff 15 pass from Bruderle (Stephenson kick)

 

Rushing (Yards-Attempts)

NH: Bruderle 22-317, Matt Yeats 4-32, Corey Isaac 7-29, Tony Powell 4-18.

 

Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)

NH: Bruderle 2-6-54-0, Matt Johnson 2-6-16-1.

 

Receiving (Receptions-Yards)

NH: Cundiff 2-54, Levi Simpson 1-8, Isaac 1-8.

 

Kickoff Returns (Attempts-Yards)

NH: Isaac 3-20.

 

Tackles (Solo-Assists)

NH: Yeats 4-7, Cundiff 3-6, Simpson 2-7, Issac 3-4, Paul Roberts 2-3, Jacob Snook 2-3, Thomas Green 1-4, Johnson 1-2, Jimmy Slucher 1-2, Powell 0-3, Brandon Rouse 1-1, Marcus Stone 1-1, T.J. Sanders 0-1, Bruderle 0-1, Damon Forman 0-1, Michael Downs 0-1.

 

Tackles for Loss

NH: Cundiff 1.

 

Passes Defended

NH: Stone 1.

 

Blocked Kicks

NH: Green 1.

 


October 16, 2008

Looking Ahead

 

This Week’s Opponent: Crawford County

Time: 7 p.m.

Location: At Crawford County High School in Marengo

 

Records: North Harrison (3-4 overall, 3-2 in the Mid-Southern Conference); Crawford County (3-5 overall, 2-3 in the Patoka Lake Conference).

Sagarin Ratings: North Harrison (No. 266 Overall; No. 54 in Class 3A); Crawford County (No. 289 Overall; No. 59 in Class 3A).

Sagarin Game Prediction: North Harrison by 2.

 

Last Week: North Harrison came one half away from its first MSC championship in school history, but the Cougars couldn’t hang on to their 7-0 halftime lead in a 25-7 loss to two-time champion Charlestown. Crawford County fell to 3-5 when it surrendered 428 total yards – including 300 to Clarksville running back Corey Bowens – in a 44-20 loss to the Generals.

 

Last Year vs. Crawford County: After losing five straight games during the regular season, North Harrison finished the regular season with two straight wins, including a 40-0 win over the Wolfpack.

 

Last 10 Years vs. Crawford County: North Harrison 1-0.

 

The “Inside” Scoop: I heard someone say last week that Crawford County will beat North Harrison. No chance.

 

Scoop’s Pick: North Harrison 34, Crawford County 14.

 


SECOND-HALF BURST LEADS PIRATES TO MSC TITLE

Charlestown wins second straight league crown with 25-7 victory

 

Charlestown trailed North Harrison 7-0 Friday in what amounted to a Mid-Southern Conference title match.

 

The Pirates -- much like they did in an earlier win over Clarksville -- exploded in the second half to clinch their second straight MSC championship.

 

Damon Vest and Josh Graham each ran for second-half touchdowns as Charlestown pulled away.

 

Graham -- a junior running back -- led the Pirates with 176 yards on 15 carries. Vest added 129 yards on just seven carries.

 

North Harrison sophomore Matt Bruderle, who had 168 rushing yards of his own, scored on a 13-yard TD with 13 seconds left in the first half.

 

After struggling in the red zone in the first half, Vest made it a moot point with 51 and 47 yard runs in the second half. Graham finally scored twice in the red zone in the second half, on runs of 20 and nine yards.

 

The Pirates prepare for the sectional next Friday when they host 7-1 Lawrenceburg. After dropping their first game of the season two weeks ago, 46-8 to East Central, the Tigers beat South Dearborn, 41-9 on Friday.

 

At the same time, North Harrison will be at Crawford County. The Wolfpack are 3-5 after a 44-20 loss to Clarksville on Friday.

 

 

North Harrison Final Charlestown
7 0:00 25
0-7-0-0 Score by Quarters 0-0-13-12
13 Total First Downs 12
48-227 Rushing (Att-Yards) 31-330
1-4-29-1 Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) 1-3-31-0
2-25.0 Punts-Avg. 1-31.0
1-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-0
4-40 Penalties-Yards 6-30

 

 

Scoring Plays

2nd Quarter

NH - Matt Bruderle 13 run (Zach Stephenson kick), :41

 

3rd Quarter

C - Damon Vest 51 run (Ariel Stephens kick), 10:21

C - Josh Graham 20 run (kick failed), 6:03

 

4th Quarter

C - Vest 47 run (run failed), 11:52

C - Graham 9 run (kick failed), 1:38

 

Rushing (Yards-Attempts)

North Harrison: Bruderle 31-168, Matt Yeats 9-47, Cory Isaac 7-29, Tony Powell 6-22.

Charlestown: Graham 15-176, Vest 7-129, Mike Blackford 3-15, Michael Baines 3-5, Eddie Duran 1-2.

 

Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)

North Harrison: Bruderle 1-1-29-0.

Charlestown: Vest 1-5-31-0.

 

Receiving (Receptions-Yards)

North Harrison: Levi Simpson 1-29.

Charlestown: Graham 1-31.

 

Kickoffs (Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)

Charlestown: Vest 4-123.

 

Punt Returns (Attempts-Yards)

North Harrison: Isaac 1-4.

Charlestown: Duran 2-25, Graham 1-2.

 

Kickoff Returns (Attempts-Yards)

North Harrison: Bruderle 3-27, Isaac 1-3.

 

Tackles (Solo-Assists)

North Harrison: Jacob Snook 1-10, Tony Powell 5-2, Matt Yeats 3-2, Paul Roberts 1-4, Thomas Green 1-3, Simpson 1-3, Marcus Stone 1-3, Michael Cundiff 1-2, Johnson 0-1, Brandon Rouse 0-1, Nick Morris 0-1.

Charlestown: Cory Houser 3-15, Travis Aguirre 2-13, Eric Kruse 1-13, Clay Daniel 2-11, Graham 2-9, Aaron May 1-10, Wes Bowling 0-9, Vest 0-8, Lucas Poteet 0-7, Blackford 0-5, Baines 0-2, Joel Rodriguez 0-2, Jerry Cooper 0-1, Jake Cook 0-1, Duran 0-1, Andrew Thomas 0-1, John Slaten 0-1, Travis Molina 0-1, Jake Dent 0-1.

 

Quarterback Sacks

North Harrison:

Charlestown: Houser 1.5, Poteet 0.5.

 

Tackles for Loss

North Harrison: Snook 2, Green 1.

 

Interceptions

Charlestown: Houser 1.

 

Forced Fumbles

Charlestown: Poteet 1, Vest 1.

 

Fumble Recoveries

Charlestown: Vest 1.

 

Passes Defended

North Harrison: Simpson 1.

Charlestown: Vest 1, Daniel 1.

 

Blocked Kick

North Harrison: Cundiff 1.

 


October 9, 2008

Looking Ahead

 

This Week’s Opponent: Charlestown

Time: 7 p.m.

Location: At Charlestown High School

 

Records: North Harrison (3-3 overall, 3-1 in the Mid-Southern Conference); Charlestown (5-2 overall, 4-1 in the Mid-Southern Conference).

State Rankings: Charlestown (No. 14 AP in Class 3A).

Sagarin Ratings: North Harrison (No. 269 Overall; No. 53 in Class 3A); Charlestown (No. 181 Overall; No. 35 in Class 3A).

Sagarin Game Prediction: Charlestown by 27.

 

Last Week: Charlestown lost its first MSC game in two years, 18-13 to Salem, to fall into a first-place tie with the Lions. With its 45-18 win over Eastern, North Harrison pulled within a half-game of the MSC lead.

 

Last Year vs. Charlestown: Charlestown clinched its first outright MSC title since 1989 with a 49-0 win over the Cougars. Andrew Smith completed all seven of his passes – three for touchdowns – in the victory.

 

Last 10 Years vs. Charlestown: 5-5. Until the Pirates beat NH last year, the Cougars had beaten them three straight times.

 

The “Inside” Scoop: I think Charlestown will contain RB Matt Bruderle and win going away.

 

Scoop’s Pick: Charlestown 34, North Harrison 7.

 


October 6, 2008

Sectional 23 Draw

First Round

Friday, October 24

Heritage Hills (3-3) at Salem (5-2)

North Harrison (3-3) at Charlestown (5-2)

Edgewood (6-1) at Corydon Central (1-6)

Crawford County (3-4) at Brown County (1-6)

 

Semifinal Round

Friday, October 31

Heritage Hills-Salem winner vs. North Harrison-Charlestown winner

Edgewood-Corydon Central winner  vs. Crawford County-Brown County winner

 

Championship Game

Friday, November 7

Semifinal winners

 


October 3, 2008

COUGARS ALIVE IN MSC RACE

North Harrison is 3-1 in MSC after a 45-18 win over Eastern

 

North Harrison improved to 3-3 overall and 3-1 in the Mid-Southern Conference with a 45-18 win over Eastern on Friday.

 

North Harrison can clinch its first league title next Frdiay when it goes to Charlestown to face the defending champion Pirates. The Cougars have never won an MSC title.

 

On Friday, North Harrison had 382 total yards, including 122 rushing yards by Matt Bruderle, who scored four times on the ground. The Cougars finished with 268 yards rushing. Corey Isaac -- in his second game of the season -- rushed for 88 yards on 12 carries.

 

Matt Johnson completed 4 of 5 passes for 114 yards. In the past two weeks, he has completed eight of his nine passing attempts in two victories.

 

Levi Simpson caught two passes for 72 yards and was also the co-team-leader with six tackles. Jacob Snook, Paul Roberts and Michael Cundiff all had six, as well.

 

Simpson also had a tackle for loss, an interception and a blocked punt.

 

Eastern faces Brownstown Central -- also still in conference contention -- next Friday. The Braves won their fourth straight game, 63-26 over Clarksville on Friday.

 

 

Eastern Final North Harrison
18 0:00 45

 

 

Rushing (Yards-Attempts-TD)

North Harrison: Matt Bruderle 18-122-4, Corey Isaac 12-88, David Reeseman 1-13, Tony Powell 2-10, Matt Johnson 1-6, Jacob Snook 1-6-1, T.J. Sanders 1-6, Thomas Green 1-5, Dubree 1-5, Marcus Stone 1-5, Nick Morris 1-1, Matt Yeats 1-1, ? Martin 1-0.

 

Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int-TD)

North Harrison: Johnson 4-5-114-0-0.

 

Receiving (Receptions-Yards-TD)

North Harrison: Levi Simpson 2-72, Powell 1-30, Michael Cundiff 1-12.

 

Point After Attempts (Made-Attempts)

North Harrison: Zach Stephenson 4-5.

 

Field Goals (Made-Attempts)

North Harrison: Stephenson 1 made.

 

Kickoff Returns (Attempts-Yards)

North Harrison: Snook 1-30, Jimmy Slucher 1-5.

 

Tackles (Solo-Assists)

North Harrison: Snook 2-4, Simpson 2-4, Cundiff 2-4, Paul Roberts 2-4, Morris 3-2, Dale Roll 3-2, Powell 2-2, Matt Yeats 1-3, Green 0-4, Brandon Rouse 1-2, Stone 1-2, Josh Martin 1-1, Sanders 0-2, Reeseman 0-2, Slucher 1-0, Damom Foreman 0-1, Alex Rutherford 0-1, Michael Cox 0-1, Derek Bruner 0-1.

 

Tackles for Loss

North Harrison: Snook 1, Simpson 1, Rouse 1, Morris 1.

 

Interceptions

North Harrison: Simpson 1.

 

Fumble Recoveries

North Harrison: Snook 1, Stone 1, Foreman 1.

 

Passes Defended

North Harrison: Powell 1, Stone 1.

 

Blocked Punts

North Harrison: Snook 1, Simpson 1, Cundiff 1.

 


October 3, 2008

Looking Ahead

 

This Week’s Opponent: Eastern

Time: 7 p.m.

Location: At North Harrison High School in Salisbury

 

Records: Eastern (0-6 overall, 0-4 in the Mid-Southern Conference); North Harrison (2-3 overall, 2-1 in the Mid-Southern Conference).

Sagarin Ratings: Eastern (No. 316 Overall; No. 64 in Class 2A); North Harrison (No. 283 Overall; No. 59 in Class 3A).

Sagarin Game Prediction: North Harrison by 23.

 

Last Week: Matt Bruderle scored a TD with :21 seconds remaining to help the Cougars to a 36-30 win over Clarksville. At the same time, Eastern fell to Salem, 44-0.

 

Last Year vs. Eastern: North Harrison had 491 total yards (140 by Matt Bruderle and 100 by Josh Cheatham on the ground) and ended a four-game losing streak with a 44-0 victory over the Musketeers.

 

Last 10 Years vs. Eastern: North Harrison 1-0. Last year was the first meeting between the two schools.

 

The “Inside” Scoop: With Corey Isaac back, North Harrison could make some noise down the stretch.

 

Scoop’s Pick: North Harrison 40, Eastern 6.

 


September 26, 2008

LATE SCORE GIVES NORTH HARRISON A VICTORY

Bruderle scores TD with 21 seconds left for 36-30 win over Clarksville

 

Sophomore Matt Bruderle scored on a 1-yard run with 21 seconds remaining to help North Harrison to a 36-30 victory over Clarksville.

 

Bruderle's TD came on the heels of a Drew Farney-to-Thomas Threatt touchdown with 2:54 remaining to give Clarksville a 30-28 lead.

 

Bruderle's score was his third of the game. He had two on the ground and a kickoff return to open the second half. He finished with 155 yards on 31 carries.

 

The game was the first in over a year for North Harrison junior Corey Isaac. The speedster had 56 yards rushing on eight carries. Matt Yeats contributed with 80 rushing yards and had a first-quarter TD run.

 

North Harrison QB Matt Johnson had his best game of the season, completing 4 of 4 passes for 35 yards and a 23-yard TD pass to Levi Simpson.

 

Drew Farney had a big game though the air for the Generals, completing 10 of 16 passes for 216 yards, including the TD pass to Threatt and another to Jared Loo. Threatt had 130 of those yards and five of the receptions.

 

Corey Bowens led the Generals' ground game with 11 yards, including a 76-yard TD run. Ryan Masters had two rushing touchdowns.

 

North Harrison gets back to action next Friday when it hosts winless Eastern. The Musketeers fell to Salem, 44-0 on Friday.

 

The Generals will try to play spoiler Mid-Southern Conference next Friday when they host 4-1 Brownstown Central. The Braves picked up a big win on Friday, 31-27 over Jackson County rival Seymour.

 

 

Clarksville Final North Harrison
30 0:00 36
6-6-6-12 Score by Quarters 14-0-14-8
5 First Downs Rushing 13
3 First Downs Passing 0
0 First Downs by Penalty 1
8 Total First Downs 14
28-169 Rushing (Att-Yards) 48-292
10-16-219-0 Passing (Comp-Att-Yards-Int) 4-4-35-0
2-33.5 Punts-Avg. 3-41.0
2-2 Fumbles-Lost 1-1
8-35 Penalties-Yards 6-835
18:31 Time of Possesion 29:29

 

 

Scoring Plays

1st Quarter

NH - Matt Bruderle 5 run (Zach Stephenson kick), 5:59

NH - Matt Yeats 11 run (Stephenson kick), 1:22

C - Corey Bowens 76 run (kick blocked), :32

 

2nd Quarter

C - Jared Loo 51 pass from Drew Farney (pass failed), 3:06

 

3rd Quarter

NH - Bruderle 80 kickoff return (Stephenson kick), 11:49

C - Nathan Masters 4 run (run failed)

NH - Levi Simpson 23 pass from Matt Johnson (Stephenson kick), 3:12

 

4th Quarter

C - Masters 1 run (pass failed), 5:07

C - Thomas Threatt 68 pass from Farney (pass failed), 2:54

NH - Bruderle 1 run (Bruderle run), :21

 

Rushing (Yards-Attempts)

Clarksville: Bowens 14-111, Masters 7-49, Andrew Beyerle 2-8, Farney 4-2, Threatt 1-(minus 1).

North Harrison: Bruderle 31-155, Yeats 8-80, Corey Isaac 8-56, Johnson 1-1.

 

Passing (Att-Comp-Yards-Int)

Clarksville: Farney 10-16-219-0.

North Harrison: Johnson 4-4-35-0.

 

Receiving (Receptions-Yards)

Clarksville: Threatt 5-130, Loo 2-54, Bowens 2-20, Masters 1-5.

North Harrison: Simpson 2-28, Isaac 2-7.

 

Punts (Attempts-Yards)

Clarksville: Farney 2-67.

North Harrison: Simpson 3-123.

 

Kickoffs (Numbers-Yards-Touchbacks)

Clarksville: Masters 5-152, Threatt 1-7.

North Harrison: Stephenson 6-193.

 

Punt Returns (Attempts-Yards)

Clarksville: Threatt 1-7.

 

Kickoff Returns (Attempts-Yards)

Clarksville: Bowens 3-45, Threatt 1-20, Loo 1-12.

North Harrison: Bruderle 3-102, Jacob Snook 1-7.

 

Tackles (Solo-Assists)

Clarksville: Masters 10-8, Aaron Jaggers 13-3, Threatt 8-2, Ryan Gibson 7-2, Farney 5-2, Matt Montgomery 3-3, Tyler Merchant 3-2, Chris Smith 1-5, Brad Chesser 1-2, Jayme Feller 0-3, Beyerle 2-0, Zach Gunther 1-1, Jacob Carver