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Jr.
High Update -- CARDINAL FOOTBALL
October
24, 2012
The Collinsville
Cardinal Jr. High Football teams flew into the Oologah Mustangs football
arena Tuesday night for the “Highway 169 Bedlam” series. After
all the dust cleared the Cardinals had roped and corralled the Mustangs
on their own turf.
The 7th grade Cardinals
fought a tough battle. Early in the contest it appeared both teams were
evenly matched. Hard running and good tackling by the Cards made the
7th grade game a good contest to watch. The Mustangs got a couple of
breaks late in the game and pulled way with a 15-6 win. No injuries
were reported.
The 8th and 9th
grade “Boys of Fall” were flawless. Both teams roped the Mustangs
on the Football arena and proved without a doubt the Cardinals will
dominate this series for years to come.
8th grade Cardinals
win 14-8. No injuries were reported.
9th grade Cardinals
win 23-21. No injuries were reported.
The 9th grade accomplishments
for the past 3 years are 2010 Metro Lakes Conference Champs and the
2012 season finished as runner-up in the Metro Lakes Conference and
an impressive record of 6&2 for the 2012 season.
The 8th grade accomplishments
for the past 2 years are: Back to Back, Metro Lakes Conference Championships,
undefeated in conference play and a record of 14&1.
The Metro Lakes
Conference is composed of these 5A schools, Bishop Kelley, Claremore,
Coweta, Pryor, Skiatook, Tahlequah and Collinsville. Collinsville has
been a member for the past 3 years.
This brings our
2012 season to an end. It will be a memorable year in the lives of so
many. There are so many to say Thank You too. Our coaches who coach
these fine young players are, Kurt Boomer, Ben Davis, Damon Herald,
Matt Davison, Sean Tesar, Bobby Sparks, Dale Harp, Jon Benham, Adam
Hass, Mike McClure, Kevin Jones and the late Brian Phillips. Thank you
to our administration. I don’t believe Terry Due, Lance West and
Jim Riley missed a snap all year. A big thank you to our teachers, who
prepare our athletes with the tools they need for tomorrows world. Thanks
goes to Tony Reeder, Bob Pratt, the press box crew, Cheerleaders, Quarterback
Club and the Media, Ted Wright and Bill Johnston. But most of all, thank
you parents for allowing us to coach your son. You know, I have the
best job in the world.
Coach’m up
-- Tommy Redding
(10/24/2012)
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