Log Cabin Democrat Sports: Youth Football 10/25/98

Published Saturday, October 24, 1998

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Saturday, October 24, 1998Youth Football

Last modified at 12:29 a.m. on Sunday, October 25, 1998

Longing Carpet Cowboys 24, Vilonia Eagles White 0

Jeremy Oates cored on runs of 60, 5, and 50 yards to lead the Cowboys. Stephen Jackson added a 2-yard touchdown run. Stephen Stone, Clark Shadrach, Cameron Mohammed, Oates, Willie Barnhart, and B.J. Robinson were the standouts on defense.

Mark Rodgers and Jonathan Lea were the defensive standouts for Vilonia. Bo Brantley, Kyle Salmon, Mark Rodgers, Cody Tindall were the standouts on offense.

The Cowboys won the B game 20-0.

Marty Sikes Jets 6,

Regions/Farm Bureau 0

Demetrist Bryant scored the game's only touchdown on a 40-yard run. Ralph Calhoun recovered a fumble for the Jets. Other Marty Sikes defensive standouts were Bryant, Rudy Patrick III, Will Heath, Nick Cox, and Eric Jackson.

Offensive standouts for the Steelers were Kyle Daniels, Robert Ragsdale, William Jarrett, and Clint Daniels. Kevin Johnson, Seth Shaw, Kevin Doolin, and J.B. McConnell led the defense.

Jordan Dunn, Jeff Bell, Kyle Bruich, and Josh Norman were the Steelers' defensive standouts in the B game. Offensive standouts were Jay Newport, Billy Ray Brown, Jeff McConnell, Zack Bates, and Craig Allen.

Ashley Pauley Comets 12,

Greenbrier Packers 6

Billy Norman led the Comets with 50 yards receiving, a 40-yard run, a touchdown, and three solo tackles. Brandon Solberg completed four passes for 85 yards and had a 30-yard touchdown run along with five tackles and two sacks. Bo Talifero added 35 yards rushing and a sack and two tackles.

Glen Tyus led the defense with one sack, a fumble recovery, one pass breakup, and four solo tackles. Sam Janski had an interception, and Sloan McBurnett added four tackles and a sack.

Offensive standouts for the Packers were Kyle Chaffin, Jesse Warren, and Josh Camden. Enoch Tooley, Justin Lawrence, Matt Finley, and Camden led the defense.

The Comets won the B game 7-0. Jermal Whitworth had 65 yards and an extra points on six carries. Robert Burks scored the Comets touchdown and rushed for 25 yards on four carries. Jacob Gartner had three sacks and 15 yards receiving.

Keith Fleming had one reception and an interception. Cody Nolan contributed a sack and a solo tackle, and Steven Wright had three solo tackles. Cummings, and J.C. Taber each recovered a fumble.

Defensive standouts for Greenbrier were Seth Bartalotta, Blake Lunde, James Warren, and Toney Homen. Jordan Finley, Casey Henderson, Bradley Beard, Clay Hartness, Jimmy Shaw, and Derek Phillips were the offensive standouts.

Greenbrier Bills 7,

Vilonia Red 0

Barren Shaw recovered a fumble for Vilonia. Kyle Smith, Johnathan Ivy, Chad Wheeler, Jeffery Wells, Matt Marino, Latreal Hackthorn, Matt Walker, Charlie Himmler, and Dusty West played well on defense for the Eagles.

The Bills also won the B game 14-8. Offensive standouts for Vilonia were Josh Bain, Balke Snow, Dustin McMore, Brandon Ramsey, Chris Williams, Sean Mitchell, Jonathan Canty, Josh Hare, and Chris Barnard.

Defensive standouts were Will Bonner, Jonathan Cantu, David Collins, Eric Varner, Ryan Mize, John Smith, Cody Granger, Zac Shaw, and Lee Millsap. Jesse Chaney had a sack for the Eagles, and Will Bonner recovered a fumble. Zac Hall ran for a touchdown.

Mayflower Eagles 8,

Photo Place Rams 6

Corey Williams ran 60 yards on the first play of the game for a Mayflower touchdown. Larry Jenkins ran for the extra point. Defensive standouts were Jenkins, Jared Semora, Blaine Bartlett, Josh Fugatt, and Jerry West.

The Eagles won the B game 26-0. Christopher McKnight ran for a 45-yard touchdown. Justin Harrell caught a 20-yard pass from Jace Lewis to set up a touchdown. Josh Kennemer recovered a fumble that set up a touchdown, and L.A. Bradberry had a sack for an 18-yard loss. Donald Artos ran for a touchdown. Klint Perrigen, Joey Williams, and Dylan Coats dominated the line.

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