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Ohio State blows out Indiana, 38-15. Now, it's time to do the same to That Team Up North.
Before descending upon Columbus, the members of Select '17 have one final shot at glory under the Friday night lights.
MONEY MARTELL
Facing their fourth-consecutive nationally ranked opponents to open the 2016 season, Ohio State quarterback commit Tate Martell and Las Vegas, Nevada, Bishop Gorman easily dispatched Kahuku, Hawai'i, on Saturday night. Martell threw four touchdown passes and ran for another score in the 35-7 win.
Receiver pledge Tyjon Lindsey did not play for the Gaels, despite the fact that doctor's cleared him from a collarbone injury earlier in the week. He wasn't needed, however, as Martell had the Red Raiders on their heels all night.
MEETING EXPECTATIONS
Expected to be one of the top teams in Michigan, Ann Arbor Pioneer was blown out by Muskegon and suffered close losses to Detroit Jesuit and Temperance Bedford on consecutive weeks.
It's been especially frustrating for Ohio State commit Antjuan Simmons, who has played well despite the results.
On Friday, Simmons' pick-six ignited the Patriots, which coasted to a 44-0 win over crosstown rival Huron. Simmons made his impact early, stepping in front of an errant pass on the second play of the game and returned it 36 yards for the score.
Pioneer wins 15th straight over arch-rival Ann Arbor Huron https://t.co/EoyxX62pRG
— The Ann Arbor News (@annarbornews) September 17, 2016
KERRY COOMBS-LIKE
Even with star corner Amir Riep sidelined for the second week because of an undisclosed injury, Colerain head coach Tom Bolden recorded his 100th career win on Friday night.
Colerain gives Tom Bolden his 100th coaching victory. Mike Dyer has the story. https://t.co/ROjNWYa15q
— WCPO (@WCPO) September 17, 2016
With the 38-7 thrashing of Princeton, the Cardinal recorded their 53-consecutive conference win dating back to 2008.
Bolden needs 61 wins to tie Ohio State defensive backs coach Kerry Coombs atop Colerain's all-time win list.
| Name | Pos | High School | Opponent | Score | Stats/News |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JOSH MYERS | OT | MIAMISBURG (OH) | WAYNE (OH) | L, 45-12 | Paved the way for running back to score pair of TDs. |
| WYATT DAVIS | OG | ST. JOHN BOSCO (CA) | at CRESPI (CA) | W, 56-7 | Played only the first half as Braves jumped out to 28-0 first quarter lead. |
| TREVON GRIMES | WR | ST. THOMAS AQUINAS (FL) | OPEN | ||
| SHAUN WADE | CB | TRINITY CHRISTIAN (FL) | LINCOLN (FL) | L, 25-22 | Tallied 96 yards on 4 touches, including a 57-yard receiver reverse. |
| CHASE YOUNG | WDE | DeMATHA CATHOLIC (MD) | at MCDONOGH (MD) | W, 49-28 | Double-teamed for most of the evening and did not record a statistic. |
| TYJON LINDSEY | WR | BISHOP GORMAN (NV) | KAHUKU (HI) | W, 35-7 | DNP |
| J.K. DOBBINS | APB | LA GRANGE (TX) | at NAVARRO (TX) | L, 42-13 | DNP |
| ISAIAH PRYOR | DB | IMG ACADEMY (FL) | ST. JOHN'S (DC) | W, 35-14 | Ascenders avenged only loss program has suffered in Pryor's varsity career. |
| TATE MARTELL | DUAL | BISHOP GORMAN (NV) | KAHUKU (HI) | W. 35-7 | Threw four touchdowns and ran for another. |
| HASKELL GARRETT | DT | BISHOP GORMAN (NV) | KAHUKU (HI) | W, 35-7 | Held offense that outscored previous opponents 254-22 to season low. |
| JAKE MORETTI | OL | POMONA (CO) | RALSTON VALLEY (CO) | W, 28-7 | Out for season (knee) |
| BRENDON WHITE | ATH | OLENTANGY LIBERTY (OH) | HILLIARD DAVIDSON (OH) | W, 28-3 | Accounted for 3 TDs — 2 passing and 1 rushing. |
| AMIR RIEP | CB | COLERAIN (OH) | at PRINCETON (OH) | W, 38-7 | DNP |
| JERRON CAGE | DT | WINTON WOODS (OH) | START (OH) | W, 41-7 | Aside from opening drive of the game, Cage and the defense kept the Spartans out of the end zone. |
| MARCUS WILLIAMSON | DB | IMG ACADEMY (FL) | ST. JOHN'S (DC) | W. 35-14 | Defense allowed only 292 total yards. |
| ANTJUAN SIMMONS | OLB | PIONEER (MI) | HURON (MI) | W, 44-0 | Simmons' pick-six gave Pioneer its first win of the season. |
| DANNY CLARK | QB | ARCHBISHOP HOBAN (OH) | ROYAL IMPERIAL (ON) | W, 63-14 | Threw 4 first half TDs, including one to his younger brother. |
| BLAKE HAUBEIL | K | CANISIUS (NY) | AQUINAS INSTITUTE (NY) | W, 33-20 | Kicked three XPs. |
| Name | Pos | High School | Opponent | Score | Stats/News |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMORY JONES | QB | HEARD COUNTY (GA) | CENTRAL (GA) | W, 28-7 | 1 passing and 1 rushing TD. |
| BRIAN SNEAD | RB | ARMWOOD (FL) | CHAMBERLAIN (FL) | W, 33-0 | 162 YDs rushing. |
