Center Line players celebrate with the Brown Jug, which goes to the winner of the game between the Panthers and rival Lincoln.
Grosse Pointe South finished 1-4 in the division and is 3-4 overall. The previous Chippewa Valley record of six touchdowns was set by Chris Lomasney. Harris capped the scoring on a one-yard run in the fourth quarter after the Blue Devils had drawn to within 42-37. Johnson also caught an 80-yard scoring pass from Joe Klunder.Ĭhippewa Valley led 35-20 at halftime. Grosse Pointe South’s Anthony Benard threw three touchdown passes, including two to Michigan recruit Will Johnson covering 24 and 83 yards. Shamar Heard caught five passes for 79 yards. Ryan Schuster completed nine of 19 passes for 191 yards and the two touchdown passes to Harris. Harris also scored on runs of one, 23, two and one yards and caught scoring passes covering 32 and 25 yards as the Big Reds finished 3-2 in the division and improved to 5-2 overall.
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Eisenhower finished 0-5 in the Red and is 1-6 overall.ĬHIPPEWA VALLEY 49, GROSSE POINTE SOUTH 37: Cephus Harris III scored one of his school-record seven touchdowns on a 75-yard kickoff return to lead Chippewa Valley to the MAC Red victory. Blake Garbarino caught seven passes for 60 yards and a touchdown and Sloan caught three passes for 32 yards. Joe Cecevic rushed for 21 yards and a touchdown and Ethan Hamby completed 14 of 19 passes for 110 yards and a score as Dakota finished 3-2 in the Red Division and improved to 4-3 overall. (GEORGE SPITERI for MediaNews Group)ĭAKOTA 35, EISENHOWER 3: Caiden Sloan rushed 21 times for 130 yards and three touchdowns to power Dakota. The Romeo defense corrals Stevenson’s Biagio Madonna during a play in the first half of a MAC Red Division game Friday. Harrison ran the ball to the 13, and Rolfs carried it to the six. Youngblood’s interception gave Romeo a first down at the Stevenson 36. Kasey Harrison gained 39 yards on eight carries. Logan Rolfs led the Bulldogs in rushing with 74 yards on 16 carries. The team spent 20 in the White, winning division championships both years. The Red championship was the Bulldogs’ second - their first since 2011.
Romeo is 6-1 overall, its only defeat coming against Chippewa Valley. To be MAC Red champs is the best feeling.” We had very physical practices this week, and it showed out tonight. “It was very a physical game, but our defense came up big.
I had to reach (the ball) over the pylon for the touchdown. “I bounced it outside, they blocked it perfect and we went in for the touchdown. “I told the linemen, ‘If it’s a buck (to the right) I’m bouncing it outside,’ and it was a buck,” the senior said. Kostrubiec scored on a sweep, barely getting the ball across the goal line with 4:35 left in the fourth quarter, and Anthony Morici added the extra point as the Bulldogs and Titans finished 4-1 in the division.īefore he knew the play the Bulldogs would run, Kostrubiec had a message for his blockers. Youngblood’s interception in the fourth quarter set up the only touchdown of the game and Romeo won 7-0 to earn a share of the division championship. Romeo captains, including Caleb Youngblood (20), walk to mid-field to meet with their Stevenson counterparts before a MAC Red game Friday. Joey Kostrubiec ran six yards for a touchdown three plays after Caleb Youngblood intercepted a pass Friday night and visiting Romeo went on to a 7-0 victory over Stevenson that pulled the Bulldogs into a tie with the Titans for the MAC Red Division football championship. On a night when both defenses stood tall, Romeo’s made the key play.
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