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Tigers Slip vs. Collegiate
Both teams came out with offensive guns firing. In the first half, Carleton Rawles and KG Gaskins each caught touchdown passes for the Tigers, while Collegiate quarterback Jake McGee led two long scoring drives. McGee ran his offense efficiently, mixing in precision passing with quarterback rollouts and draws. It looked like Woodberry would trail by 2 at halftime, until a Bo McGee interception put the ball on the 1 yard line for an easy Cougar TD. Woodberry’s offense stalled in the second half as defensive lineman Michael van Reekum continually penetrated into the backfield. Collegiate’s fast and physical team play on both sides of the ball, combined with a 5-0 turnover margin, turned out to be too much for the Tigers to overcome.
1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
Woodberry (2-3) 6 9 0 0 15
Collegiate 10 14 3 7 34
Scoring Plays:
1st Quarter
COL Stephen Denuel 29 yard FG
WFS Chase Boyer 14 yard pass to KG Gaskins (pass failed.)
COL Offensive fumble recovery by Josh Lee in the end zone (Stephen Denuel kick)
2nd Quarter
WFS Jonny Fitzsimons sack of the quarterback resulting in a safety.
WFS Chase Boyer 26 yard pass to Carleton Rawels (George Stephen kick)
COL Jake McGee 60 yard pass to Michael Vorlop (Denuel kick)
COL Bo McGee 1 yard run (Denuel kick)
3rd Quarter
COL Stephen Dunuel 24 yard FG
4th Quarter
COL Jake McGee 5 yard pass to Bo McGee (Denuel kick)
WFS Rushing (23 carries, 43 yards): .Darby Burke 8-38, KG Gaskins 7-32, Josh Call 1-0, Chase Boyer 6-(-19), Peter Wilson 1-(-4).
COL Rushing (31 carries, 81 yards, 1 TD): Jake McGee 10-50, Teddy Gorrell 11-19, Bo McGee 3-5 (TD), Josh Lee 2-4, Denzel Parks 2-2, Jacob Oliver 3-2, Michael Vorlop 1-(-1)
WFS Receiving (8 receptions, 95 yards, 2 TD): Carleton Rawles 4-70 (TD), KG Gaskins 1-14 (TD), Danny Martinez 1-8, Josh Call 1-3, Al Williams 1-0.
Collegiate Receiving (18 receptions, 248 yards, 2 TD): Casey Wadkins 6-97, Michael Vorlop 2-76 (TD), Stephen Stites 3-36, Alex Newsome 1-22, Patrick Corrigan 2-7, Teddy Gorrel 2-5, Bo McGee 1-5 (TD).
WFS Passing: Chase Boyer 8-18, 95 yards, 2 TD, 4 INT.
COL Passing: Jake McGee 18-28, 248 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.
Woodberry’s next game is Saturday, October 13, at home at 2:00 vs. The Landon School.
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1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total
Woodberry (2-3) 6 9 0 0 15
Collegiate 10 14 3 7 34
Scoring Plays:
1st Quarter
COL Stephen Denuel 29 yard FG
WFS Chase Boyer 14 yard pass to KG Gaskins (pass failed.)
COL Offensive fumble recovery by Josh Lee in the end zone (Stephen Denuel kick)
2nd Quarter
WFS Jonny Fitzsimons sack of the quarterback resulting in a safety.
WFS Chase Boyer 26 yard pass to Carleton Rawels (George Stephen kick)
COL Jake McGee 60 yard pass to Michael Vorlop (Denuel kick)
COL Bo McGee 1 yard run (Denuel kick)
3rd Quarter
COL Stephen Dunuel 24 yard FG
4th Quarter
COL Jake McGee 5 yard pass to Bo McGee (Denuel kick)
WFS Rushing (23 carries, 43 yards): .Darby Burke 8-38, KG Gaskins 7-32, Josh Call 1-0, Chase Boyer 6-(-19), Peter Wilson 1-(-4).
COL Rushing (31 carries, 81 yards, 1 TD): Jake McGee 10-50, Teddy Gorrell 11-19, Bo McGee 3-5 (TD), Josh Lee 2-4, Denzel Parks 2-2, Jacob Oliver 3-2, Michael Vorlop 1-(-1)
WFS Receiving (8 receptions, 95 yards, 2 TD): Carleton Rawles 4-70 (TD), KG Gaskins 1-14 (TD), Danny Martinez 1-8, Josh Call 1-3, Al Williams 1-0.
Collegiate Receiving (18 receptions, 248 yards, 2 TD): Casey Wadkins 6-97, Michael Vorlop 2-76 (TD), Stephen Stites 3-36, Alex Newsome 1-22, Patrick Corrigan 2-7, Teddy Gorrel 2-5, Bo McGee 1-5 (TD).
WFS Passing: Chase Boyer 8-18, 95 yards, 2 TD, 4 INT.
COL Passing: Jake McGee 18-28, 248 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT.
Woodberry’s next game is Saturday, October 13, at home at 2:00 vs. The Landon School.
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