Pinewood 13
Laurence Manning 0

Porter-Gaud 27
Cardinal Newman 12

Orangeburg Prep 42
Calhoun Academy 21

Thomas Sumter 24
Wilson Hall 21

Wardlaw 56(?) Faith Christian 6

Ben Lippen 33
Hammond 26

Hilton Head Christian 28
Charleston Collegiate 7

Colleton Prep 35
First Baptist 14

Palmetto Christian 48
Beaufort Academy 6

Clarendon Hall 51
Cathedral Academy 6

Richard Winn 21
Byrnes School 7

Hilton Head Prep 15

Northwood Academy 55

DCS 62
King's Academy 8

Williamsburg Academy 41,
St. John's Christian 15

Outstanding performance by #10 Josh Kellahan and all of the "Stallions" tonight as Williamsburg whipped our "Cavaliers" !!
It was amazing to watch Kellahan run. He is a superb athlete. Best of Luck to the "Stallions" as the season progresses.

Records:
WA 2-4, 1-0; SJCA 5-2, 4-0

Next:
St. John's Christian at Palmetto Christian
Williamsburg at The King's Academy

R E Lee AT Lauren's ?
St. John's AT Williamsburg ?

quote:

Originally posted by pgirl:
Wardlaw 56(?) Faith Christian 6

thanks

Bible Baptist 26 Holly Hill 12

Andrew Jackson 74
Patrick Henry 44

Bowman 28
JDA 20

Saint Andrew's - 35
Thomas Haywerd - 14

Laurens Academy 48

Robert E Lee 21

Augusta Christian 35
Heathwood Hall 31
(1 OT)

From today's Augusta Chronicle:

Quarterback's run gives Lions OT win

By Stephen Fastenau | South Carolina Bureau
Saturday, October 04, 2008

Lions quarterback William Banks scored on a 7-yard touchdown run in overtime to beat Heathwood Hall 35-31.

Augusta Christian survived regulation after the Highlanders missed a 21-yard field goal as time expired. Heathwood Hall kicker Cole Fowble was good on a 20-yard attempt in overtime, but Banks third-down scramble trumped it.

"I can't explain it," Banks said as he shook hands with the Highlanders. "I just saw it. I knew I had to get in the end zone."

Banks had rolled left looking to pass, but cut back right and had no one between him and the goal line.

The Lions improved to 2-0 in SCISA Region 1-AAA with two region games remaining.

"Heathwood was a really good team and showed a lot of heart," Lions coach Bruce Lane said. "I felt our kids were resilient."

With the Highlanders marching down the field in the fourth quarter, the Lions forced a fumble and recovered at their own 18 with 1:53 left. They were forced to punt, and the Highlanders' 43-yard return again left them in good position.

But Fowble's kick with 4 seconds left was wide right.

"I thought we had it," said Highlanders quarterback Mac Whalen, who threw for 243 yards. "We just have to move on."

The Lions scored twice in the second quarter, both on third-down plays, after Lane called timeout before each to set something up.

Both times Banks hit receiver Evan Wells. Wells finished with six catches for 88 yards.

"That's just another dimension to our offense," Lane said. "Teams are going to see that they can't put eight or nine in the box. The last couple weeks we've gone vertical and had success."

Heathwood Hall 14 0 14 0 3 -- 31

Augusta Christian 7 14 7 0 7 -- 35

First Quarter

AC--Caleb Harmon 6 pass from William Banks (Steven Bloedel kick) 8:50

HH--Davis Ray 46 pass from Mac Whalen (Cole Fowble kick) 5:54

HH--Morgan Whalen 11 pass from Mac Whalen (Fowble kick) 3:13

Second Quarter

AC--Evan Wells 5 pass from Banks (Bloedel kick) 6:17

AC--Wells 12 pass from Banks (Bloedel kick) 2:32

Third Quarter

HH--Morgan Whalen 2 run (Fowble kick) 9:07

AC--Wells 64 pass from Banks (Bloedel kick) 7:34

HH--Benji Stern 15 pass from Mac Whalen (Fowble kick) 5:04

Overtime

HH--Cole Fowble 20 FG

AC--Banks 7 run (Bloedel kick)

HH AC

First Downs 15 13

Rushes-Yards 22-93 37-135

PASSING Yards 243 129

Comp.-Att.-Int. 21-29-0 11-18-0

Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0

Punts-Yards 4-34.3 5-39.8

Penalties-Yards 9-65 8-60

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING--Heathwood Hall: Mac Whalen 16-70, Robert Randolph, 4-21, Melton Bristow 1-3, Morgan Whalen 1-(-1). Augusta Christian: Cole Turner 17-71, Banks 13-40, Christian Croft 2-12, Cameron Hoover 4-10, Corey Kupitz 1-2.

PASSING--Heathwood Hall: Mac Whalen 21-29-243. Augusta Christian: Banks 11-18-129.

RECEIVING--Heathwood Hall: Morgan Whalen 6-66, Davis Ray 5-84, Jack Moorman 5-56, Benji Stern 4-37. Augusta Christian: Wells 6-88, Turner 2-22, Hoover 1-9, Harmon 1-6, Kupitz 1-4.

PLAY OF THE GAME: On third-and-goal in overtime, Augusta Christian quarterback William Banks rolled left to pass. Seeing no one open, he turned right and had an open field for a 7-yard touchdown run and the win.

WHY AUGUSTA CHRISTIAN WON: The Lions kept their cool after having several chances to put the Highlanders away in regulation. Banks scrambled out of several jams, including his winning touchdown run.

WHY HEATHWOOD HALL LOST: The Highlanders lost a fumble and missed a 21-yard field goal in the final two minutes of regulation.

STAR OF THE GAME: Augusta Christian receiver Evan Wells caught six passes for 88 yards, including two third-down touchdown grabs.

NEXT: Augusta Christian at Wilson Hall, 7:30 p.m. Friday

From this morning's Post & Courier:


Northwood Academy 55, Hilton Head Prep 15

SUMMERVILLE — Uriah Singleton put on a show for Northwood Academy, rushing for five touchdowns and 301 yards behind a solid offensive line to lead Northwood to a huge home win over Hilton Head Prep, the defending SCISA Class AA state champs.

Kevin Thomas, Cameron Gilbert and Justin Tretera combined for 18 solo tackles to lead Northwood's strong defensive effort.

N—Uriah Singleton 5 run (Seth Graham kick)

N—Singleton 1 run (Graham kick)

N—Singleton 4 run (Graham kick)

HHP—Patrick Andrews 37 pass from Matt Layman (Tommy Thomas kick)

N—Singleton 4 run (kick failed)

N—Singleton 3 run (Derek Mills pass from Brandon Stoots)

HHP—Mike DeGraef 19 pass from Layman (DeGraef pass from Layman)

N—Calan Davis 16 run (kick failed)

N—Justin Tretera 2 run (Graham kick)

N—Josh Manigo returned an interception 44 yards (Graham kick)

Records: N 6-1 (3-0), HHP 2-4. Next: Northwood at Pinewood Friday.



Pinewood 13, Laurence Manning 0

MANNING — Pinewood Prep's defense held Laurence Manning to 168 yards total offense, none through the air, in a shutout region victory. The Panthers (3-3) scored on an 85-yard punt return by Laquan Gilliard in the second quarter. Moses Richardson, who rushed for 64 yards on seven carries, added a 6-yard TD run.

PW—Laquan Gilliard 85 punt return (Tony Artman kick)

PW—Moses Richardson 6 run (kick blocked)

Records: PW 3-3, LM 2-2. Note: PW-Melvin Lesure, 49 yards on 12 carries.



Williamsburg Acad. 41, St. John's Christian 15

KINGSTREE — Josh Callahan ran for four touchdowns, scored a two-point conversion and passed for another as the Stallions (2-5) rolled over the Cavaliers (5-2).

WA—Josh Callahan 7 run (pass failed)

WA—Kurt Mead 1 run (J. Callahan run)

WA—J. Callahan 5 run (pass failed)

SJC—Dexter Phillips 36 pass Ellis Hammond (Jason Roberts kick)

WA—J. Callahan 23 run (Drew Callahan pass from J. Callahan)

SJC—Hammond 32 run (Hammond run)

WA—D. Callahan 6 run (pass failed)

WA—J. Callahan 6 run (D. Callahan kick)

Records: WA 2-5, SJC 5-2. Next: St. John's Christian at Palmetto Christian

From this morning's "stet peppah":

Ben Lippen ends Hammond's winning streak
By JOHN DEVLIN - Special to The State

Ben Lippen stormed in the SCISA spotlight Friday night at Hathaway-Weeber Stadium, pulling off a 33-26 upset win against two-time defending champion Hammond before a delighted homecoming crowd.

The Falcons ended Hammond’s 14-game winning streak, and handed the Skyhawks their first region loss since 2005.

“This changes our whole season,” said Ben Lippen coach Reggie Shaw. “We’ve faced a lot of adversity this season. We’ve lost a lot of close games and had to deal with a number of injuries, but these guys have persevered through it all. Tonight we had to step it up on defense where we haven’t been great, and we did it when it mattered the most. We just found a way to beat a great football team. I’m so proud of these guys.”

On a night when defense took a back seat to the two dynamic spread attacks for the most part, the Falcons’ defense made a number of big plays after quarterback Joey Carter’s 32-yard touchdown run at 9:38 upped the Ben Lippen lead to 33-26.

From there, the Falcons defense forced and recovered two fumbles and made a gallant red-zone stand by pressuring Skyhawks quarterback Cliff Ayers into three consecutive incompletions after Hammond reach the Falcons 10-yard line with less than four minutes remaining.

The biggest play off all came when Jason Blackwell pounced on a Hammond fumble after a big hit on Skyhawks receiver Taylor Smith by cornerback Eddie Gaillard at Falcons 49 with 1:05 to go.

“I saw the ball come out, and I just went after it,” said Blackwell. “We had a lot of trouble trying to stop (Hammond), but we made the plays we had to make. This is such a great win it’s hard top put it into words.”

The Falcons, now 3-4 overall and 2-1 in SCISA Region 1-3A, secure a playoff spot with the win, and have a chance to earn a first-round playoff home game for the first time in a number of years.

Hammond opened the fourth quarter with a 91-yard scoring pass from Ayers to Aaron Walters, pulling within 27-26. The Falcons countered with seven-play, 70 yards scoring drive capped by Carter’s third scoring run of the game.

Hammond’s next scoring bid was thwarted by pressure generated by Miles Fisher and Michael Bouabre, forcing Ayers to scrambled and miss on three consecutive pass attempts.

Ben Lippen finished with 509 yards on offense, while Hammond rang up 497.


Hammond 0 13 7 6 —26
Ben Lippen 6 14 7 6 —33

First quarter

BL — Joey Carter 7 run (kick failed), 1:36

Second quarter

H — Taylor Smith 23 pass from Cliff Ayers (kick failed), 10:44

BL — Robert Keen 48 pass from Carter (Taylor Wilson kick), 8:31

H — A.D. Briggs 7 pass from Ayers (Joseph Zemp kick), 3:54

BL — Carter 24 run (Wilson kick), 0:05

Third quarter

BL — Mitch Deter 34 pass from Carter (Wilson kick), 8:03

H — Aaron Walters 16 pass from Ayers (Zemp kick), 4:25

Fourth quarter

H — Walters 91 pass from Ayers (kick blocked), 11:48

BL — Carter 32 run (kick failed), 9:38


First downs 19 21
Rushing 31-214 31-218
Passing yards 283 291
Att-Com-Int 28-18-1 23-15-0
Fumbles-lost 2-2 0-0
Penalties 1-41 4-136
Punts 1-5 6-40

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING — H, George 15-132, Cotter 13-74, Smith 3-8. BL, Keen 13-92, Carter 12-114.

PASSING —H, Ayers 18-28-1-283. BL, Carter 15-23-0-191.

RECEIVING —H, George 1-8, Walters 8-183, Smith 6-75, Briggs 3-17. BL, Mangum 6-113, Keen 4-64.