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WEEK #12 - November 17, 2012 - SSYFL SUPER BOWL
9-UNDER @ Moon High School
Montour 12 - BROOKLINE 6
Scoring Summary:
MO - Four yard run (conversion failed)
BR - Jamyle Liebro 5 run (conversion failed)
MO - Thirty-four yard run (conversion failed)
Fumble Recovery: Grant Hamilton, Zachary Zalsek
NOTES: Coach Bruce and his nine-year old Knights made their
first trip to the Super Bowl to take on the Montour Spartans.
The game would decide which team would lay claim to the 2012
SSYFL Championship and a spot on the coveted Super Bowl trophy.
In an early-season matchup the Knights beat the Spartans, 8-6.
Despite high hopes for a repeat, Brookline's Nines fell to the
Spartans in the title game by a score of 12-6.
The Spartans scored on their first possession after a long run
positioned them at the Knights four yard line. A good stop on
the conversion by Mekhi Gay kept the damage to only six points.
Midway through the second quarter, Brookline's defense forced
Montour to punt on a fourth and thirty-six. Brandon McGough
returned the kick across midfield and into Spartan territory.
The slumbering offense capitalized on the momentum shift. Grant
Hamilton threw a pass to Jamyle Liebro, who slashed and dashed
his way forty-four yards to the Spartan five yard line. Liebro
finished things off with a touchdown run on the next play to
even the score at 6-6. The game remained tied at halftime.
Brookline and Montour traded blows near the Knights thirty yard
line for most of the third quarter. With a minute to play in
the period, the Spartans broke the stalemate with another long
run for a score. Dylan Studer and Antwain Carter stopped the
conversion to keep Brookline within striking distance at 12-6.
The fourth quarter was a two possession match. The Knights took
control first and began their only sustained drive of the game.
Carter got things rolling with a thirty yard run into Spartan
territory. Another first down moved the sticks to the Montour
nineteen yard line. The Spartans stiffened their resistance.
On fourth and eleven, Hamilton threw a pass to McGough, who
began a mad dash for the first down marker. Brandon was dropped
on the sideline. It looked like he might have made it. When the
referee spotted the ball it was just shy of the mark. Inches
were all that separated Brookline from a promising chance to
tie the contest. Instead, with only five minutes remaining, the
Montour offense took over on the Brookline ten yard line.
The Knights season now depended on a quick stop by the defense.
Once again the pressure was on and Brookline needed a big play.
After so many rescues over the past ten games, the pot ran dry.
Montour forged their way to five first downs. It was their only
real drive of the game and couldn't have come at a worse time.
As the clock ticked towards zero, so went the Knights hopes for
the lasting glory of a Super Bowl championship.
During the game, Montour held a 27:20-12:40 advantage in time
of possession. The Brookline defense spent sixty-seven percent
of the game trying to hold back the Spartan attack. In the end
the persistent battering took it's toll. The Spartans, led by
speedy Zachary Carletti, gained 206 yards rushing on forty-one
carries, 122 of these coming in their final two possessions.
Montour was penalized twice for fifteen yards.
On the other side of the line, Brookline's offense generated
124 total yards, fifty-five of these on the ground (Antwain
Carter 8/34, Jamyle Liebro 7/15, Mekhi Gay 2/6, Grant Hamilton
2/1, Andrew Cagey 1/-2). Hamilton completed three-of-ten passes
for another sixty-nine yards. Brandon McGough caught two for
twenty-five and Liebro had one catch for a gain of forty-four.
The Knights were penalized three times for twenty yards. Both
teams fumbled twice and lost one apiece.
The Knights season may have ended with a disappointment, but
there is much to celebrate. The kids posted a 9-2 record and an
overall .818 winning percentage. They beat some strong teams
along the way, including the Montour Spartans, and proved that
they had emerged as a force to be reckoned with in the SSYFL.
Just last season, the current ten-year old team also lost a
heartbreaker in the Super Bowl, and look at where they are now.
This nine-year old team has the same kind of potential. So,
when the disappointment wears off, think about all that has
been achieved and take pride in your accomplishments. Remember
the positives and come back next season ready to step up your
game to the next level.
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Here is a play-by-play chronicle of the Knights-Spartans game:
Brookline wins coin toss - elects to receive.
Montour kicks off to start game.
Ball travels to B26, downed by Brandon McGough.
Brookline ball - 9:58 1st Quarter
B26 - 1/10 - PENALTY - Montour - false start - 5 yards
B31 - 1/05 - Antwain Carter run for two yard loss
B29 - 2/07 - Jamyle Liebro run for one yard loss
B29 - 3/08 - Grant Hamilton pass incomplete
B29 - 4/08 - punt
Brookline punt travels to B45, no return
Montour ball - 8:01 1st Quarter
B45 - 1/10 - Run for one yard loss
B46 - 2/11 - Forty-two yard run - Nathaniel Wilson tackle
B04 - 1/04 - Four yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION FAILED
Run for two yard loss
SCORE: MONTOUR 6 - BROOKLINE 0
Montour kicks off to B42. Ball touched one of the Knights.
Live ball recovered by Montour at B42.
Montour ball - 6:09 1st Quarter
B42 - 1/10 - Six yard run
B36 - 2/04 - Three yard run
B33 - 3/01 - Ten yard run
B23 - 1/10 - Run for one yard loss
B24 - 2/11 - Run for five yard loss
B29 - 3/16 - Eleven yard run
B18 - 4/05 - Run for six yard loss
Montour turns ball over on downs.
Brookline ball - 0:45 1st Quarter
B24 - 1/10 - Antwain Carter run for no gain
B24 - 2/10 - Mekhi Gay 3 yard run
End of 1st Quarter
B27 - 3/07 - Grant Hamilton pass incomplete
B27 - 4/07 - punt
Brookline punt travels to B47, no return.
Montour ball - 9:44 2nd Quarter
B47 - 1/10 - Six yard run
B41 - 2/04 - Two yard run
B39 - 3/02 - One yard run
B38 - 4/01 - Three yard run
B35 - 1/10 - Run for five yard loss
B40 - 2/15 - Run for five yard loss
PENALTY - Montour - holding - 10 yards
M45 - 2/30 - Run for three yard loss
M42 - 3/33 - Run for three yard loss
M39 - 4/36 - punt
Montour punt travels to B45.
Returned 6 yards by Brandon McGough to M49.
Brookline ball - 2:56 2nd Quarter
M49 - 1/10 - Jamyle Liebro 44 yard pass from Grant Hamilton
M05 - 1/05 - Jamyle Liebro 5 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION FAILED
Antwain Carter 2 yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 6 - MONTOUR 6
Brookline kickoff - PENALTY - offsides - 5 yards
Brookline kicks off to M38. Returned eight yards to M46.
Montour ball - 2:08 2nd Quarter
M46 - 1/10 - Run for two yard loss
M44 - 2/12 - Run for one yard loss
M43 - 3/13 - Three yard run
M46 - 4/10 - punt
Montour punt travels to B35. Returned for one yard loss
by Jamyle Liebro to B34.
Brookline ball - 0:35 2nd Quarter
B34 - 1/10 - Grant Hamilton fumbles snap. Hamilton recovers
ball for five yard loss.
B29 - 2/15 - Andrew Cagey run for one yard loss
B28 - 3/16 - Grant Hamilton pass incomplete
B28 - 4/16 - Grant Hamilton 6 yard run
Brookline turns ball over on downs.
Montour ball - 0:01 2nd Quarter
B34 - 1/10 - Pass incomplete - broken up by Dylan Studer.
B34 - 2/20 - GAME CLOCK EXPIRES - HALFTIME
HALFTIME SCORE: BROOKLINE 6 - MONTOUR 6
Second Half begins ...
Brookline kicks off to start second half.
Ball fielded at M40 and returned nine yards to M49.
Montour ball - 9:53 3rd Quarter
M49 - 1/10 - Eight yard run
B43 - 2/02 - Four yard run
B39 - 1/10 - Run for one yard loss
B40 - 2/11 - Thirteen yard run
FUMBLE - Recovered by Zachary Kalsek at B27.
Brookline ball - 7:11 3rd Quarter
B27 - 1/10 - Antwain Carter run for three yard loss
PENALTY - Brookline - holding - 10 yards
B14 - 1/23 - Grant Hamilton pass incomplete
B14 - 2/23 - Brandon McGough 15 yard pass from Grant Hamilton
B29 - 3/08 - Grant Hamilton pass incomplete
B29 - 4/08 - punt
Brookline punt travels to midfield. Returned two yards to B48.
Montour ball - 5:35 3rd Quarter
B48 - 1/10 - Two yard run
B46 - 2/08 - One yard run
B45 - 3/07 - Pass incomplete
B45 - 4/07 - punt
Montour punt travels to B21. Returned 8 yards
by Jamyle Liebro to B29.
Brookline ball - 2:29 3rd Quarter
B29 - 1/10 - Antwain Carter 11 yard run
B39 - 1/10 - PENALTY - Brookline - false start - 5 yards
B34 - 1/15 - Jamyle Liebro run for no gain
B34 - 2/15 - Grant Hamilton pass incomplete
B34 - 3/15 - Grant Hamilton pass incomplete
B34 - 4/15 - punt
Brookline punt travels to M47. Returned nineteen yards to B34.
Montour ball - 0:55 3rd Quarter
B34 - 1/10 - Thirty-four yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION FAILED
Pass for two yard loss
SCORE: MONTOUR 12 - BROOKLINE 6
Montour kicks off to B35.
Returned by Andrew Cagey 5 yards to B40.
Brookline ball - 0:35 3rd Quarter
B40 - 1/10 - Antwain Carter run for no gain
End of 3rd Quarter
B40 - 2/10 - Antwain Carter 30 yard run
M30 - 1/10 - Mekhi Gay 3 yard run
M27 - 2/07 - Jamyle Liebro 2 yard run
M25 - 3/05 - Jamyle Liebro 6 yard run
M19 - 1/10 - Jamyle Liebro 2 yard run
M17 - 2/08 - Antwain Carter run for four yard loss
M21 - 3/12 - Jamyle Liebro 1 yard run
M20 - 3/11 - Brandon McGough 10 yard pass from Grant Hamilton
Brookline turns ball over on downs.
Montour ball - 5:17 4th Quarter
M10 - 1/10 - One yard run
M11 - 2/09 - Fifteen yard run
M26 - 1/10 - Two yard run
M28 - 2/08 - Seven yard run
M35 - 3/01 - Five yard run
M40 - 1/10 - Ten yard run
X50 - 1/10 - Thirty-eight yard run - Visawn Pennix tackle.
B18 - 1/10 - Run for no gain
B18 - 2/10 - Run for no gain
B18 - 3/10 - Six yard run
B12 - 4/04 - Four yard run
B08 - 1/10 - Run for no gain
B08 - 2/10 - CLOCK EXPIRES TO END GAME
FINAL SCORE: MONTOUR 12 - BROOKLINE 6
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Congratulations to the 9-Under Brookline Knights on a great
season. They may not have won the Super Bowl, but they won a
spot in our hearts. It was a pleasure watching them play.
The Players: Mekhi Gay, Grant Hamilton, Mark Conner, Antwain
Carter, Andrew Cagey, Visawn Pennix, Nicholas Ault, Nathaniel
Wilson, Jamyle Liebro, Dylan Studer, Michael Falce, Nathan
Trainer, Derian Epps, Nathaniel Sesay, Zachary Kalsek, Gerard
Secilia, Richard Stowe, Zachary Cicco, Ethan Parker, Bradon
Logan, Brandon McGough and Billy Astorino.
The Coaches: Bruce Morefield, Dave Trainer and Jay Webster.
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Some things I think I think:
This team could have a bright future. With a strong core of
returning veterans and solid skill players, this should be a
highly competitive team in the SSYFL for the next few years.
I keep thinking of Al Pacino's speech in the movie "Any Given
Sunday" about football being a game of inches. I hope this
team returns next year and finds those extra inches.
Jamyle Liebro is a very talented runner. His instincts in the
open field are outstanding. As he grows and matures, he will
become the type of thoroughbred runner that defenses fear.
Liebro gets my vote for offensive player of the year.
Nicholas Ault is a quiet one, but he is quite a presence on
the field. Nathan Trainer was another quiet one. You didn't
notice them until they made another great play.
How many touchdown saving tackles did Mekhi Gay and Visawn
Pennix make in the defensive backfield? I lost count.
Once again, Kudos to the entire Knights defensive unit. They
were the force that kept the team on top during all of those
nitty, gritty close games. It's hard to pick a favorite for
MVP, but I'm choosing Eathan Parker as my candidate. He edges
out Brandon McGough, who is a great open-field tackler and
a pretty good punter, too.
If Zachary Kalsek tires of blocking, tackling and toiling in
the trenches, he can always return kicks.
I've known Coach Bruce for a few years and was really pulling
for him. He's worked hard for the Brookline Knights program
and I hoped this might be his year. Sometimes things just
don't work out as planned, but this was still his best year
as a Knights coach. Congratulations to Coach Bruce, Coach
Dave and Coach Jay. You guys did a fine job with the kids.
Let's not forget the cheerleaders. They don't wear helmets
and tackling big runners is not their cup of tea, but they
do work hard every week at practice and do their best to
perform error-free during gamedays. The coaches and their
girls did a great job all season long.
Everyone has their favorites these days, and if I was in a
department store over the holidays, admiring the latest line
of Brookline Knights authentic gameday jerseys, I might be
inclined to buy myself a #10 HAMILTON shirt. Grant Hamilton
is a good kid and always gives his best. Today, he tried hard
and played his heart out, like so many of his teammates. When
the game was over, like so many others, he cried hard. Losing
is never easy. It is a learning experience. Don't be fooled.
Grant is a winner, and I believe that we'll be seeing some
remarkable things from him as he matures into a leader.
WEEK #12 - November 17, 2012 - SSYFL SUPER BOWL
10-UNDER @ Moon High School
BROOKLINE 22 - Thomas Jefferson 6
Scoring Summary:
BR - Mason Ventrone 31 pass from Nick Roell
(Dominic Leonard run)
TJ - One yard run (conversion failed)
BR - Nick Roell 1 run (Marques Watson run)
BR - Marques Watson 8 run (conversion failed)
Fumble Recovery: Dominic Leonard
Interception: Jack Sullivan
NOTES: Coach Donnie and his ten-year old Knights came to Moon
Stadium to avenge last season's Super Bowl loss. Not only did
they sate their appetite for revenge with a 22-6 championship
victory over the Thomas-Jefferson Jaguars, they emphatically
proclaimed themselves as one of the elite teams in the SSYFL.
As they did all season long, the Knights simply battered their
opponent until the victim's will to continue was exhausted.
To everyone's surprise, it may have taken a bit longer than
expected to put away the Black and Gold Jags from T-J, but when
the buzzer sounded to end the game, there was no doubt left in
anyone's mind which team reigned supreme in this corner of the
'Burgh. These Wild Stallions are the creme de la creme of the
South Suburban Youth Football League, and possibly the entire
Southwestern Pennsylvania metropolis.
The Knights jumped off to an 8-0 lead with two minutes to go
in the first quarter. Thomas-Jefferson fought back with a long
drive of their own, sparked by two pass receptions that moved
the sticks forty-seven yards into the Brookline redzone. A one
yard Jag touchdown run made the score 8-6. The remainder of the
half was fought to a standstill. The Knights clung to a slim
two point advantage at halftime.
During the intermission, while the Brookline cheerleaders put
on their final dance routine of the season, Coach Don and his
staff found themselves in uncharted territory. The Jaguars
were putting up serious resistance and mental mistakes by the
Knights were threatening to expose the dragon's proverbial
soft white underbelly. Thomas-Jefferson was determined to go
down with a fight. The Knights needed to step up their game.
The coaches undoubtedly made this point very clear.
Brookline came out in the second half frothing at the mouth
and primed to put an end to the charade. The defense battened
down the hatches and the offense fueled the engines. The
Knights defenders held the Jaguars to minus-eight yards on
their first four post-halftime possessions while running back
Marques Watson powered the offense to two touchdowns. Watson
burst forth for 102 yards, recording eight points himself and
setting up Nick Roell's third quarter scoring plunge.
With seven minutes to play the Knights were ahead 22-6 and the
second team defense was getting some Super Bowl playing time.
When all was said and done, Brookline had once again soundly
defeated their opponent and were the undisputed SSYFL Super
Bowl champions.
By the numbers:
Brookline gained 234 total yards. Marques Watson led all
runners with 116 yards on twenty-one carries, followed by
Mason Ventrone (10-34), Dominic Leonard (4-15) and Nick Roell
(2-4). Roell was three-for-three passing for sixty-six yards.
Ventrone hauled in two passes for forty-four yards and Jack
Sullivan caught one for twenty-two. On the downside, Brookline
was penalized four times for thirty yards and lost three
fumbles. Montour had a 21:27-18:33 edge in time of possession.
Montour gained seventy-nine total yards. They were twenty-eight
for twenty-eight on the ground, with thirty-three of those
coming on their final drive against the reserves. The Spartans
completed three-of-nine passes for fifty-one yards, threw one
interception and lost one of three fumbles. Montour was
penalized once for ten yards.
Brookline finished the season with an undefeated 11-0 record.
Over the course of those eleven games, the team outscored their
opponents 356-24. Watson and Ventrone combined for thirty-four
touchdowns and 228 (64%) of the Knights impressive point total.
The defense registered seven shutouts and the starting lineup
was scored upon once all season long. These Knights knew from
the start what was expected of them, and they went about their
systematic slaughter with cool precision.
Finally, this is the fifth Super Bowl championship for Head
Coach Don Helman, and sixth overall. This puts him one ahead
of the venerable Coach Joe Nicholas, who has one Super Bowl
title and five overall championships. How do you spell winner?
And now it's time for the Green and Black war horses to sit
back and enjoy the fruits of their labor. The hard work began
back in August. After three months of blood, sweat and tears,
a new king has been crowned.
All Hail The Super Bowl Champion Knights Of Brookline!
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Here is a play-by-play chronicle of the Knights-Jaguars game:
Brookline wins coin toss - elects to receive.
TJ tries onside kick to start game.
Ball goes eight yards and is downed by Demetri Bose at T48.
Brookline ball - 9:54 1st Quarter
T48 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 2 yard run
T46 - 2/08 - Dominic Leonard 7 yard run
T39 - 3/01 - PENALTY - Brookline - false start - 5 yards
T44 - 3/06 - Mason Ventrone run for seven yard loss
B49 - 4/13 - punt
Brookline punt travels to T19. No return.
TJ ball - 7:35 1st Quarter
T19 - 1/10 - One yard run
T20 - 2/09 - Two yard run
T22 - 3/07 - Two yard run
T24 - 4/05 - punt
TJ punt travels to midfield.
Returned by Marques Watson 4 yards to T46.
Brookline ball - 5:17 1st Quarter
T46 - 1/10 - Mason Ventrone 14 yard run
T32 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 2 yard run
T30 - 2/08 - Mason Ventrone 3 yard run
T27 - 3/05 - Marques Watson run for no gain
PENALTY - Brookline- holding - 10 yards
T37 - 3/15 - Mason Ventrone 6 yard run
T31 - 4/09 - Mason Ventrone 31 yard pass from Nick Roell
TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION GOOD
Dominic Leonard 3 yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 8 - THOMAS-JEFFERSON 0
Brookline kickoff - PENALTY - offsides - 5 yards
Brookline kicks off to T46. No return.
TJ ball - 2:40 1st Quarter
T46 - 1/10 - Two yard run
T48 - 2/08 - Three yard run
B49 - 3/05 - Run for two yard loss
T49 - 4/07 - Thirty-four yard pass reception
End of 1st Quarter
B17 - 1/10 - Thirteen yard pass reception
B04 - 1/04 - One yard run
B03 - 2/03 - Two yard run
B01 - 3/01 - One yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION FAILED
Run for five yard loss
SCORE: BROOKLINE 8 - THOMAS-JEFFERSON 6
TJ kicks off to B43.
Returned by Dominic Leonard 8 yards to T49.
Brookline ball - 8:19 2nd Quarter
T49 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 5 yard run
T44 - 2/05 - Marques Watson run for one yard loss
PENALTY - Brookline - holding - 10 yards
B45 - 2/16 - Demetri Bose run for one yard loss
B44 - 3/17 - Mason Ventrone 13 yard pass from Nick Roell
T43 - 4/04 - Marques Watson 3 yard run
Brookline turns ball over on downs.
TJ ball - 6:02 2nd Quarter
T40 - 1/10 - One yard run
T41 - 2/09 - Run for five yard loss
T36 - 3/14 - Pass incomplete
T36 - 4/14 - punt
TJ punt travels to B41.
Returned 15 yards by Marques Watson to T44.
Brookline ball - 5:01 2nd Quarter
T44 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 3 yard run
T41 - 2/07 - Dominic Leonard 6 yard run
T35 - 3/01 - Dominic Leonard run for one yard loss
FUMBLE - Recovered by TJ at T36.
TJ ball - 3:43 2nd Quarter
T36 - 1/10 - Two yard run
T38 - 2/08 - Seven yard run
T45 - 3/01 - Run for seven yard loss
FUMBLE - Recovered by TJ at T38.
T38 - 4/08 - punt
TJ punt travels to B45 and out of bounds.
Brookline ball - 1:25 2nd Quarter
B45 - 1/10 - Mason Ventrone 1 yard run
B46 - 2/09 - Mason Ventrone 6 yard run
T48 - 3/03 - Mason Ventrone 2 yard run
T46 - 4/01 - Jack Sullivan 22 yard pass from Mason Ventrone
T24 - 1/10 - GAME CLOCK EXPIRES - HALFTIME
HALFTIME SCORE: BROOKLINE 8 - THOMAS-JEFFERSON 6
Second Half begins ...
Brookline kicks off to start second half.
Ball fielded at T43, no return.
TJ ball - 9:45 3rd Quarter
T43 - 1/10 - One yard run
T44 - 2/09 - Pass incomplete
T44 - 3/09 - Pass for two yards
PENALTY - TJ - holding - 10 yards
T36 - 3/17 - Pass incomplete
T36 - 4/17 - punt
TJ punt travels to B35 and out of bounds.
Brookline ball - 8:16 3rd Quarter
B35 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 2 yard run
B37 - 2/08 - Marques Watson 4 yard run
B41 - 3/04 - Marques Watson 8 yard run
B49 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 8 yard run
T43 - 2/02 - Mason Ventrone run for no gain
FUMBLE - Recoverd by TJ at T43.
TJ ball - 5:46 3rd Quarter
T43 - 1/10 - Run for three yard loss
T40 - 2/13 - Pass incomplete
T40 - 3/13 - Pass incomplete
T40 - 4/13 - punt
TJ punt travels to B47 and out of bounds.
Brookline ball - 4:35 3rd Quarter
B47 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 7 yard run
T46 - 2/03 - Marques Watson 3 yard run
T43 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 3 yard run
T40 - 2/07 - Mason Ventrone 9 yard run
T31 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 28 yard run
T03 - 1/03 - Marques Watson 2 yard run
T01 - 2/01 - Nick Roell 1 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION GOOD
Marques Watson 3 yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 16 - THOMAS-JEFFERSON 6
Brookline kicks off to T33. No return.
TJ ball - 1:27 3rd Quarter
T33 - 1/10 - Run for no gain
T33 - 2/10 - Run for one yard loss. Hit by Ambre Hunter.
FUMBLE - Recovered by Dominic Leonard at T34.
Brookline ball - 0:28 3rd Quarter
T34 - 1/10 - Mason Ventrone run for no gain
FUMBLE - Recovered by TJ at T34.
TJ ball - 0:11 3rd Quarter
T34 - 1/10 - Run for no gain
End of 3rd Quarter
T34 - 2/10 - Run for seven yard loss
FUMBLE - Recovered by TJ at T27.
T27 - 3/17 - Pass intercepted by Jack Sullivan at T37.
Brookline ball - 8:53 4th Quarter
T37 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 17 yard run
T20 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 6 yard run
T14 - 2/04 - Marques Watson 3 yard run
T11 - 3/01 - Nick Roell 3 yard run
T08 - 1/10 - Marques Watson 8 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION FAILED
Dante Douglas run for no gain
SCORE: BROOKLINE 22 - THOMAS-JEFFERSON 6
Brookline kicks off to T37. No return.
TJ ball - 7:07 4th Quarter
T37 - 1/10 - Run for three yard loss.
T34 - 2/13 - Five yard run
T39 - 3/08 - Three yard run
T42 - 4/05 - Five yard run
T47 - 1/10 - Six yard run
B47 - 2/04 - Three yard run
B44 - 3/01 - Eight yard run
B36 - 1/10 - CLOCK EXPIRES TO END GAME
FINAL SCORE: BROOKLINE 22 - THOMAS-JEFFERSON 6
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Congratulations to the 2012 Super Bowl Champions, the 10-year
old Brookline Knights. Coach Donnie and his Wild Stallions:
The Players: Nick Roell, Jahmaine Hatten, James (J.B.) Nelson,
Dominic Leonard, Mason Ventrone, Demetri Bose, Dante Douglas,
Hassan Davis, Marques Watson, Dominic Elliott, Ambre Hunter,
Ryan Elliott, John (Junior) Slebrich, Quinn Hunter, Ronald
Verbonach, Shane Woodhall, Zachary Munn, Nick DelMastro,
Jack Sullivan, Aidan Logan and Joshua Davis.
The Coaches: Don Helman, Jerry Tuite, Carl Roell, Joe Tongel
and Mike Ventrone.
Final thought: This team was awesome in every way, loaded with
high calibre talent, and one of the best to wear the Green and
Black of the Brookline Knights. If this herd of Big Dogs can
manage to stay together, then the road to the Super Bowl will
run through Brookline for the next few years. Go Knights!
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