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Varsity Football Defeats St. Chris
Woodberry Forest 35, Saint Christopher’s School 13.
Woodberry Forest played Saint Christopher’s today in Richmond, Virginia. Despite some sunlight at halftime, today’s game was mostly played in constant rain. Woodberry Forest scored first today when Joe Owens intercepted the football and returned the ball ten yards for a touchdown.Woodberry never lost its intial lead, and KG Gaskins led the Tigers to victory by contributing two rushing touchdowns and one passing touchdown to the Tiger effort. Even though Woodberry had a comfortable lead throughout the game, Saint Christopher’s Hawley Martin and Kurt Fleming managed to score two touchdowns. Woodberry Forest advances to 6-1 with only two games remaining in their season.
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
St. Chris 0 7 0 6 13
Woodberry (6-1) 14 7 14 0 35
Scoring Plays:
1st Quarter
WFS Joe Owens intercepts the football and returns for 10 yd TD (Layton Brown kick)
WFS Chase Boyer passes to KG Gaskins for a 71 yd TD (Brown kick)
2nd Quarter
WFS Jason Luster recovers fumble and runs 45 yds for TD (James Peebles kick)
St. Chris John Stillwell completes 15 yd TD pass to Hawley Martin (kick good)
3rd Quarter
WFS KG runs for 12 yd TD (Peebles kick)
WFS KG runs for 16 yd TD (Peebles kick)
4th Quarter
St. Chris Kurt Fleming runs for 3 yd TD (kick failed)
WFS Rushing (31 carries, 143 yards, 2 TD): KG Gaskins 15-111 (2 TD), Chase Boyer 7-24, Burgess Robinson 3-10, Hatcher Williams 2-6, Jason Luster 1-0, Ed Reynolds 1-(-1), Danny Martinez 2-(-7).
WFS Receiving (9 receptions, 148 yards, TD): KG Gaskins 1-71 (TD), Danny Martinez 3-37, Carlson Milikin 4-33, Landrus Lewis 1-7.
WFS Passing: Chase Boyer 9-16, 148 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.
Woodberry’s next game will be next weekend versus Norfolk Academy.
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Woodberry Forest played Saint Christopher’s today in Richmond, Virginia. Despite some sunlight at halftime, today’s game was mostly played in constant rain. Woodberry Forest scored first today when Joe Owens intercepted the football and returned the ball ten yards for a touchdown.Woodberry never lost its intial lead, and KG Gaskins led the Tigers to victory by contributing two rushing touchdowns and one passing touchdown to the Tiger effort. Even though Woodberry had a comfortable lead throughout the game, Saint Christopher’s Hawley Martin and Kurt Fleming managed to score two touchdowns. Woodberry Forest advances to 6-1 with only two games remaining in their season.
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
St. Chris 0 7 0 6 13
Woodberry (6-1) 14 7 14 0 35
Scoring Plays:
1st Quarter
WFS Joe Owens intercepts the football and returns for 10 yd TD (Layton Brown kick)
WFS Chase Boyer passes to KG Gaskins for a 71 yd TD (Brown kick)
2nd Quarter
WFS Jason Luster recovers fumble and runs 45 yds for TD (James Peebles kick)
St. Chris John Stillwell completes 15 yd TD pass to Hawley Martin (kick good)
3rd Quarter
WFS KG runs for 12 yd TD (Peebles kick)
WFS KG runs for 16 yd TD (Peebles kick)
4th Quarter
St. Chris Kurt Fleming runs for 3 yd TD (kick failed)
WFS Rushing (31 carries, 143 yards, 2 TD): KG Gaskins 15-111 (2 TD), Chase Boyer 7-24, Burgess Robinson 3-10, Hatcher Williams 2-6, Jason Luster 1-0, Ed Reynolds 1-(-1), Danny Martinez 2-(-7).
WFS Receiving (9 receptions, 148 yards, TD): KG Gaskins 1-71 (TD), Danny Martinez 3-37, Carlson Milikin 4-33, Landrus Lewis 1-7.
WFS Passing: Chase Boyer 9-16, 148 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT.
Woodberry’s next game will be next weekend versus Norfolk Academy.
Woodberry Forest School is an exceptional private school community for high school boys in grades nine through twelve. It is one of the top boarding schools in the United States and one of the only all-boys, all-boarding schools in the country.
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