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Tigers Win in Overtime

In one of the most intense, exciting games Haynes Field has seen, the Tigers prevailed over Fork Union in overtime. Woodberry’s defense forced five turnovers, including two interceptions by Preston Stone and two fumble recoveries by Al Williams. The Tiger offense came alive, pounding the ball for 163 rushing yards. They scored two rushing touchdowns, and relied on kicker George Stephen for two field goals. Woodberry appeared to have the game won when, with 41 seconds remaining, FUMA linebacker Jamil Shaw returned a fumble into the end zone. The ensuing extra point forced overtime. On FUMA’s possesion, Preston Stone intercepted Jahmeal Quarles-Belt on the goal line. Woodberry ended the game on the next play, with a ten yard touchdown from Chase Boyer to Danny Martinez. 

                                    1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total

FUMA (3-2)                     6   0   7   7   0     20

Woodberry (2-2)             7    6   7   0   6     26

Scoring Plays:

1st Quarter

FUMA Marcus Dowtin 2 yard run (kick failed)

WFS Josh Call 2 yard run (George Stephen kick)

2nd Quarter

WFS George Stephen 24 yard field goal

WFS George Stephen 25 yard field goal

3rd Quarter

FUMA Marcus Dowtin 5 yard run (Brook Reynard kick)

WFS Chase Boyer 5 yard run (George Stephen kick)

4th Quarter

FUMA 36 yard fumble return by Jamil Shaw (Brook Reynard kick)

Overtime

WFS Danny Martinez 10 yard pass from Chase Boyer

WFS Rushing (51 carries, 163 yards, 2 TD): Wilson Maclin 29-118, Chase Boyer 7-24 (TD), Ed Reynolds 11-21, Josh Call 2-2 (TD), Darby Burke 1-0, Danny Martinez 1-(-2).

FUMA Rushing (30 carries, 233 yards, 2 TD): Marcus Dowtin 20-155 (2 TD), Patrick Myrick 3-61, Jahmeal Quarles-Belt 4-10, Andy Tembon 2-4, Waverly Washington 1-3.

WFS Receiving (9 receptions, 82 yards, TD): Danny Martinez 4-66 (TD), Al Williams 4-18, K.G. Gaskins 1-(-2).

FUMA Receiving (3 receptions, 27 yards): Denzel Wilson 2-16, Andy Tembon 1-11.

WFS Passing: Chase Boyer 9-19, 82 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT.

FUMA Passing: Jahmeal Quarles-Belt 3-12, 27 yards, 0 TD, 3 INT.

Woodberry’s next game is Friday, October 5, at The Collegiate School at 4:00.
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