Collinsville,
Oklahoma
September 2, 2014 8th Grade Football |
On the first play from scrimmage Grayson Boomer (#15) took the handoff and ran 67 yards for a Collinsville 8th grade touchdown against Oologah here Tuesday Sept. 2nd. The extra point attempt was blocked and the score was 6-0 at 7:31 in the 1st quarter. | ||||||
Hayden Minton (#5) was directing the Cardinal offense in the first half. | ||||||
Grayson Boomer (#15) scored his second rushing touchdown from about 9 yards out with 2:21 left in the 1st quarter. Oologah's #11 had already been stiff armed to the ground and the next defender could only get a shirt tail. Walker Roberts kicked the (2-point) extra point and the score reached 14-0. | ||||||
The
swarming Cardinal defense kept the Mustang 8th graders off the scoreboard
the entire game.
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Walker
Roberts (#32) and another Cardinal defender "de-cleated" this
Oologah ball carrier.
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Malcom Tillman (#28) covered about 35 yards with this TD run with under 33 seconds left in the first half. Walker Roberts kicked the (2-point) extra point and the half-time (& final) score was 22-0. | ||||||
Talon Coulter (#11) with a handoff to Carter Lowe (#44) in 2nd half action against Oologah. | ||||||
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Coach Tommy Redding's Report |
Cardinal
Football Jr. High Update 9-2-14 The Collinsville Cardinal Jr. High Football teams hosted the Oologah Mustangs Tuesday night at Sallee Field for a non-conference contest. The Mustangs galloped into town and after all the dust had cleared the Cardinals had roped and corralled the Mustangs and sent them back to Oologah in a slow walk. The 7th grade Cardinals displayed total control the entire night. With an outstanding kicking game, dominate running game, precise passing attack and smash mouth defense the Cardinals were too much for the Mustangs. Cardinals win 22-6. No injuries were reported. The 8th grade Cardinals gave the fans plenty of entertainment. With a crushing running attack, overpowering defense and outstanding kicking game the Cardinals broke the Mustangs will to play. Cardinals win 22-0. No injuries were reported. In the 9th grade contest the Boys of Fall proved what Cardinal Football is all about. The slugfest was just that; a typical hard hitting, smash mouth affair. The Cardinals played every down with tenacity and with just 6 seconds left in the rivalry score to win 13-12. No injuries were reported. The Cardinals next action will be on September 11 at Claremore for the first Metro Lakes Conference game of the season. The 6A opponent will be a tough battle; so we need the Cardinal Nation to come support our teams. Games begin at 5pm. Coachm up |