September 25, 2010

	8-UNDER JV GAME (exhibition game)

	BROOKLINE 12 - Brentwood 0

	Scoring Summary:

	Antwain Carter 50 run (conversion failed)
	Antwain Carter 55 run (conversion failed)

 

	WEEK #5 - September 25, 2010

	8-UNDER

	BROOKLINE 28 - Brentwood 0

	Scoring Summary:

	Marques Watson 40 run (Brenton Morefield run)
	Brenton Morefield 11 run (conversion failed)
	Brenton Morefield 30 run (Brenton Morefield run)
	Brenton Morefield 13 run (conversion failed)

	Fumble Recovery: Marques Watson (2)

	NOTES: The eight-year olds improved their record to 2-2 with
	a 28-0 victory against the Brentwood Dukes. Strong running by
	Brenton Morefield, Marques Watson and Dominic Leonard kept the
	Brookline offense moving. Quarterback Nick Roell and end Aidan
	Logan also contributed some nice yardage through the air. The 
	Knight defense put on a stellar performance, holding the Dukes
	scoreless to register their first shutout of the season.

 

	WEEK #5 - September 25, 2010
	
	9-UNDER

	BROOKLINE 14 - Brentwood 12

	Scoring Summary:

	Cole McMullan 1 run (conversion failed)	
	Cole McMullan 86 run (Cole McMullan run)

	NOTES: Coach Mike's nine-year olds made it two-in-a-row with a
	14-12 squeaker over the Brentwood Dukes. Led by Cole McMullan
	and Gaige Grzelka, the Knights scored their second big win.

	Grzelka got things started with a sixty yard kickoff return on
	the opening play to set up McMullan's first of two touchdowns
	for the day, a one-yard burst. Grzelka also turned in a steady
	performance at defensive end, subbing for a missing starter.

	McMullan played the majority of the game with a sore ankle,
	but that didn't slow down the speedy back. Quarterback Nathan
	Ault and McMullan kept the ball moving with consistency. The
	offensive line put in their best effort of the season, keeping
	the running lanes open. McMullan electrified the crowd with an
	eighty-six yard scoring run in the third quarter. His encore
	two-point conversion turned out to be the game-winning points.

 

	WEEK #5 - September 25, 2010

	10-UNDER

	BROOKLINE 30 - Brentwood 0

	Scoring Summary:

	Quran Powe 3 run (Darryl Daniels pass from Brent Ivory)
	Quran Powe 70 run (conversion failed)
	Darryl Daniels 58 pass from Brent Ivory (Lamar Lewis run)
	Quran Powe 20 run (Quran Powe run)

	NOTES: Coach Joe's ten-year olds boosted their season mark to
	four wins against no defeats with a 30-0 victory over the
	Dukes of Brentwood. The Brookline defense held the Dukes to
	only eighty yards total offense while the Knights Quran Powe
	and Darryl Daniels put on a clinic in offensive momentum.

	Powe's three touchdowns give him eight for the season and a
	total of fifty-two points. Daniels fourth touchdown and sixth
	successful conversion (five on passes from Brent Ivory) give
	him a count of thirty-six. Together, the dynamic duo have
	positioned the Knights as mid-season favorites for a strong
	post-season playoff run. Keep up the good work, guys!

 

	WEEK #5 - September 25, 2010

	11-UNDER

	Brentwood 20 - BROOKLINE 14

	Scoring Summary:

	Anthony Johnson 45 run (conversion failed)
	Anthony Johnson 35 run (Christian Frazier run)

	Fumble Recovery: Ronnie Dunlap

	NOTES: Brookline's eleven-year old Knights fell victim to the
	Brentwood Dukes, 20-14. It was their fourth defeat in as many
	games, but the team showed signs that their losing streak may
	be in jeopardy.

	Brentwood got on the board twice early to forge a 14-0 lead.
	Anthony Johnson answered with a long scoring run to close the
	gap to 14-6. Johnson pulled the Knights to within two points
	early in the third quarter with his second touchdown burst.
	Christian Frazier tied the game at 14-14 with a successful
	conversion run.

	The Dukes came back with a six-point kickoff return to retake
	the lead, 20-14. The fourth quarter was a defensive struggle.
	Brookline had two possessions in Brentwood territory late in
	the game but could not push the ball past the Duke thirty.

 

	WEEK #5 - September 26, 2010

	13-UNDER

	BROOKLINE 44 - North Hills 14

	Scoring Summary:

	Adam Ottaviano 3 pass from Connor McGinnis
		(Khalil Sanders run)
	Anthony Pham 45 interception return (Michael Roper run)
	Connor McGinnis 6 run (conversion failed)
	Adam Ottaviano 67 pass from Connor McGinnis
		(conversion failed)
	Malik Petite 22 pass from Connor McGinnis (Michael Roper run)
	Connor McGinnis 13 run (Tyion Powe run)

	Interception: Anthony Pham

	NOTES: The much anticipated match-up between the undefeated
	North Hills Chiefs and the Mighty Knights of Brookline didn't
	quite live up to it's billing. Although the Chiefs actually
	managed to put fourteen points on the board, they paled in
	comparison to the Knights forty-four point onslaught. It was
	a good, old-fashioned spanking. The Knights laid it on from
	start to finish, silencing the critics and giving Brookline
	righteous claim to the top seed in the SSYFL.

	From Anthony Pham's eighty-seven yard kickoff return to start
	the game to Tyion Powe's thirty-five yard punt return late in
	the fourth quarter, Brookline put the big hurt on North Hills.
	The Chiefs were big, and their pre-game reputation was bigger.
	During the course of forty minutes, Brookline's butchers cut
	them down to size. By game's end, only the carcasses remained.

	For the first time this season, the Knights faced a challenge.
	The team broke a sweat and had to play some real football. In
	the end it was just another example of gridiron gangsterism.
	Offensively and defensively, North Hills got pounded.

	For the stat geeks among us, here's the Butcher's Breakdown:

	The Knights gained 161 yards total rushing - Khalil Sanders
	(17-72), Connor McGinnis (14-61), Michael Roper (9-14), Tyion
	Powe (2-14). McGinnis completed six of eight passes for 178
	yards and three touchdowns. His receivers - Adam Ottaviano
	(4-121), Anthony Pham (1-35), Malik Petite (1-22). The offense
	held possession for twenty-five	minutes and chalked up eleven
	first downs. The front line skewered the Chief defenders. 

	North Hills, on the other hand, managed only thirty-four yards
	rushing on twenty-one attempts. Passing, they completed only
	four of thirteen for forty-five yards and one touchdown. They
	held possession for fifteen minutes and managed a paltry four
	first downs. Sacks by Khalil Sanders, Donnie West, Zacheria
	Sesay and Brendan Cunningham inflicted additional discomfort.
	A second quarter Knight fumble returned for a touchdown and a
	third period scoring pass were all the North Hills fans had to
	cheer about. Aside from that, Brookline fans were all smiles.

	And finally, you know things are going bad when the Voice of
	the Victims, frustrated over a twenty-two point deficit and
	an inability to stem the tide of defeat with enthusiasm, turns
	to harassing the visiting sideline. "You in the red, and you
	in the gray, get off the field, NOW!" Sorry Charlie, but only
	good tuna get to be Starkist. Nothing like a sore loser. With
	all due respect, "Every picture tells a story, don't it?"

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