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Eli Benham (#4) took
this Caden Buoy pass down to the 14 yard line to set up the Collinsville
9th grade's initial score here Thursday -vs- Coweta. |
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Nathan Wilkins (#21)
used one hand to slow down this Buoy pass and then hauled it in for an
11 yard first quarter touchdown. Jake Bays kicked the extra point for
a 7-0 score. |
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Following a Blake
Battles interception Caden Buoy (#1) launched a 23 yard TD pass to Eli
Benham (below). |
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Eli
Benham (#4) with the catch in the end zone for the second Cardinal touchdown.
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Jake Bays (#5) kicked
the extra point out of Baylor Weathers' (#22) hold for a 14-0 score with
less than a minute left in the first quarter. |
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Hunter
Davis (#3) working through the Coweta 9th grade defense.
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Nathan Wilkins (#21)
intercepted this Coweta pass attempt on the last play of the first half
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A Coweta back had
broken free and was on his way to what looked like a "Sure"
70 yard touchdown run, but Eli Benham (#4) tracked him down and knocked
the ball loose from behind just before the goal line and then recovered
in the end zone for a touch back. This was early in the 3rd quarter and
kept the score at 14-0.
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Hunter
Davis (#3) ran in the third Collinsville TD with 2:51 left in the 3rd
quarter - (22-0).
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Caden Buoy (#1) ran
in a 4-yard keeper early in the 4th quarter and the score was 28-6 after
the extra point attempt was blocked. |
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Hunter Davis (#3)
covered 45 yards but had this apparent 4th quarter TD run brought back
on a holding call. |
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Post
game victory chant with Coach Redding.
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CARDINAL
FOOTBALL -- Jr. High Update (Coweta) -- 9-8-17
Greatest Play
The Collinsville Cardinals Jr. High football teams hosted the Coweta
Tiger Thursday night at Sallee Field. The quest for the Metro Lakes
Conference Championship began and I had the opportunity to see the
Greatest Play in my 51 years of playing and coaching.
In our freshman game, Coweta runs a play from about their 30 yard
line and the running back breaks through the LOS. The Cardinal defenders
are in pursuit but are at least 10 yards behind the running back.
Never giving up a Cardinal defensive back gets closer and closer.
Pursuing over 70 yards and at the last moment before the running
back crosses the goal line, the Cardinal Player rips the ball from
the Coweta running back. The ball bounces into the end zone and
the Cardinals recover the loose ball. The result is one of the most
costly mistakes in football, the Cardinals now gain possession of
the ball on their own 20 yard line. The hustle and desire to catch
the running back was tremendous by the Cardinals. The tenacity of
our Cardinal efforts are difficult to duplicate. Thats why
Its great to be a Cardinal and Im proud
to be a Cardinal.
Our 7th grade had a sweet and sour night. The Cardinals offense
controlled the ball in time of possession most of the night but
failed to put points on the scoreboard. Collinsville loses a tough
one 14-0. No injuries were reported.
In the 8th grade game, the Cardinals had a bad taste in our
mouth from the 2016 game. With revenge on our minds the Cardinals
completely dominated every phase of the game. This team is improving
every day. Coach Herald made the comment, they are fun to
coach. Cardinals win a big one 22-6. No injuries were reported.
In the 9th grade game the Cardinals gave the Eye of
the Tiger a black eye. The Boys of Fall were overpowering
in every phase of the game. Cardinals win a big one 28-12. No injuries
were reported.
We would like to thank the parents for running the chains during
the games. This is a great service to our program. Anyone who wishes
to be a part of a chain crew, just let us know.
Another big thank you to our Cheerleaders. Your cheers really get
the fans fired up.
The Cardinals travel next Thursday to Tahlequah for another Metro
Lakes Conference match up. Players may ride the bus home with their
own parents after the game. The school address is: 871 Pendleton
St. Tahlequah Ok. We play at the MS field. Seating is limited. Bring
a lawn chair.
Hope to see the Cardinal Family.
Coachm up
Tom Redding |
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Coverage 2016
JrHi
Football -vs- Coweta here (7th lost 0-14), (8th won 20-6)
& (9th won 28-12) - photos later -- Ted (9:45pm Thurs.
9/7/2017) |
2017
Norm Van Sickle Coweta Game Photos (9th)
Cardinal
Football -- Jr. High Update (Oologah) -- 9-1-17
The
Collinsville Cardinals Jr. High Football teams flew into
Mustang Stadium last night for a non-conference battle
with the Oologah Mustangs. This was the first game of
the 2017 season for both programs and there was great
anticipation from a full house for a rivalry win.
The 7th grade game was a great defensive effort
for both teams. An outstanding goal line effort was the
big difference in the game as the Cardinals shut out the
Mustangs. Cardinals win 6-0. No injuries were reported.
In the 8th grade game the Cardinals dominated all
phases of the game. An outstanding defensive effort allowed
the Cardinals to control the L.O.S. with a crushing running
attack, precise passing game and fabulous kicking game.
Cardinals win 30-8. No injuries were reported.
In the 9th grade contest the Boys of Fall
proved what Cardinal football is all about. The Cardinals
played every down with tenacity and were too overpowering
for the Mustangs. Cardinals win 17-0.
A big thank you to the cheerleaders and fans for the spirit
you gave the players at Oologah.
The Cardinals will host the Coweta Tigers next Thursday
at Sallee Field. Game time is 5pm. We hope the Cardinal
Family will attend and support our teams with great sportsmanship
and enthusiasm.
We would like to thank our Quarterback Club for the T-shirt
and shorts for our players. We look outstanding because
of your support. Also thanks to the parents for the meal
you provided at the Tulsa Edison and Bartlesville scrimmages.
Thanks for your support with our Gold Card campaign. It
was a great success.
Coachm
up
Tom Redding
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