D.L.Burnworth

  *Using the rosters for both teams from Hudl.com* Bainbridge, Ohio- On Friday I made another drive to Paint Valley to battle with S.V.C. for Piketon. Coming into the game, Pait Valley was (6-0) and PIKETON (3-3). Calpreps had the home team favored by 18 points. For those not familiar with Calpreps, they hit about 80% of their games nationwide, doing every 11-man game in the nation. The Bearcats started this one with a bang when Preston Fauber dropped a ball into the hands of Jimmy Cain, who caught the ball in stride and then outraced his nearest defender for a 63-yard touchdown. The Redstreaks easily defended a two-point conversion to keep this a 6-0 game just forty-eight seconds into the game. The Redstreaks would go to the air, where Luke Guillon found Mason Thacker for a 16-yard gain. From there, the Redstreaks would show that they could also run the ball, with Gullion racing for 18 yards, then it was Buddy Wilson sprinting for 18 yards. With 0:13 left in the quarter and the Red

  *Using the Centennial roster from Hudl* I first want to say it was good to meet Coach Fort before the game and speak to him for a minute or so. As always, it was good to meet up with Coach Sayers before and after the game. I have to thank Coach Sayers for sending me the updated Nortland roster as we spoke and for grabbing a player to make sure I had the correct name for the late fumble recovery. Midway through the opening quarter, Hatem Mohamed was able to get to the Stars Gavin White, holding the skilled runner short of the first down marker and forcing a punt. Justin Thomas looked to have made a nice play on Akeilles Harrison got the freshman quarterback for a short loss with 5:53 left on the clock, but a face-masking call was made on the play, giving the Vikings a first down. Harrison would connect with TeJuan Barbour for a gain of 45 yards with 4:39 left. Justin Thomas helped end the drive when he got to Harrison for a loss of 11. The Stars ended the quarter with two nice