Loudon Redskins

Sequoyah Youth
Football Conference
LOUDON
QUARTERBACK CLUB
Lenoir City Panthers
VS
Loudon Redskins
Dukes Field/”Chig” Ratledge Stadium
October 15th, 2011
It is senior night on “The Hill”, as 33 senior football players and cheerleaders are
playing in their final home game. In a ceremony that took place before the Indian game,
the parents and players took the field and as they were introduced, each Mother was
presented with a rose from her respective child.
Also, it was announced how many years (9 years in the maximum) that each participant
had played or cheered for the LQC.
Class of 2011
FOOTBALL
Richie Trout
Josh Silvey
Logan Seward
Will Jenkins
Jesse Smallen
Colten Brown
Jonathan Marsh
Jesse Kerr
Matthew Hale
Michael Jacobs
Kyler McNeil
Danny Cole
9 yrs
9 yrs
8 yrs
7 yrs
6 yrs
6 yrs
4 yrs
3 yrs
2 yrs
1 yr
1 yr
1 yr
Dylan “Cucumber” Russell
Jacob Crabtree
Cole Fritts
Cody Townson
Dylan “Pickle” Russell
Ben Johnson
Jonathon Burgess
Noah Lowe
Tray Moats
Burt Jenkins
Tyler Smith
9 yrs
8 yrs
7 yrs
7 yrs
6 yrs
6 yrs
3 yrs
3 yrs
2 yrs
1 yr
1 yr
CHEERLEADERS
Caitlyn Pierce
Jessica Arthur
Asia Jones
Angie Russell
Dreama Torres
Amanda Wolber
Adara O‟Neal
Emily Grimes
Daisha Falls
Cordell Holt
Cheered for 9 yrs
Cheered for 8 yrs
Cheered for 7 yrs
Cheered for 5 yrs
Cheered for 5 yrs
Cheered for 4 yrs
Cheered for 3 yrs
Cheered for 2 yrs
Cheered for 1 yr
Whose distinguished career on the Hill includes 5
years of football, 1 year as mascot, and 1 year of
cheering!
Week 9 of the 2011 Sequoyah Conference football season finds your Loudon
Quarterback Club hosting the Lenoir City Panthers at Dukes Field “Chig” Ratledge
Stadium. The Panthers rolled across the bridge with an undefeated Cricket team and a
pretty good 7-1 Cutter squad. The beautiful day gave promise to some competitive
football; it‟s the youth football version of the Battle of the Bridge! Here kitty, kitty…
The opening ceremony was held between the Cricket and Hopper games. After the
invocation, LC graduate Miss Desiree‟ Dezzutti blew everyone away with her acappella
version of the “Star Spangled Banner” our National Anthem.
Story by: Jeff McQueen “The Voice of the Hill”, editor/publisher
of loudonfootball.com and loudonqbclub.com
LQC takes three games from LCYFO
CRICKETS
Lenoir City 26, Crickets 0
The Loudon Captains were #7 Cody Glass, #13 Josh Gonzalez, #14 Chase Chastain,
and #62 Devan “Hittin‟ Man” Nichols. The Redskin Crickets won the coin toss and
wanted to go on offense first.
The day started with a crucial divisional contest between the visiting LC Crickets
(8-0) and your home standing Loudon Crickets (6-2).
The LC team was as advertised – fast, methodical, and the only undefeated Cricket
team in the league… we had our hands full.
With the score only 0-14 at the break, a good second half would get us back in the
thick of things. A scoreless third period gave way to two Panther scores in the fourth
quarter.
Top defenders were #5 Logan “The Magic Man” Oody with seven stops; while #62
Devan “Hittin‟ Man” Nichols, #13 Josh Gonzalez, and #75 Corey Walker added six
tackles each; adding five knock downs was #92 Hayden Jenkins; and #14 Chase Chastain
contributed four slobber knockers.
Pacing the offense was #3 Semy Turner with 37 yards on 10 attempts.
Your Crickets (6-3) rushed 20 times for 53 yards but were shut out at home by the
stout Panther defense by the final score of 0-26.
In the “Super Cricket” game (League wide developmental game that does not count in
the standings) today, the Panthers prevailed by the final score of 0-8.
Stats:
1st Downs: 3
Penalties: 3 for -15 yards
Fumbles: 3, lost 0
Debra Baker
#7 Cody Glass on the move against the Panthers! Glass, the breakaway threat
had four carries for 14 yards, and logged three stops on defense.
#13 Josh Gonzalez: (4) carries for 8 yds; and (6) tackles
#3 Semy Turner: (10) carries for 37 yds; and (2) tackles
#7 Cody Glass: (4) carries for 14 yds; and (3) tackles
#5 Logan Oody: (1) carry for -7 yds; and (7) tackles
#23 Holden Rooker: (1) carry for 1 yd
#62 Devan “Hittin‟ Man” Nichols: (6) tackles
#14 Chase Chastain: (4) tackles
#75 Corey Walker: (6) tackles
#92 Hayden Jenkins: (5) tackles
#52 Zach “Z-Man” Arthur: (2) tackles
#70 Rocky “Raccoon” Russell: (1) tackle
Loudon Crickets
LC Panthers
1st
0
6
2nd
0
8
3rd
0
0
4th
0
12
Final
0
26
HOPPERS
Lenoir City 14, Hoppers 28
The Loudon Hoppers sent out #4 Trey Willis, #5 Donavon Blankenship, #6 Keaton
Harig, and #28 Sam Melton as Captains. The Panthers won the coin toss, and wanted the
ball.
LC took the ball first, and fumbled on their first play from scrimmage. That loose pig
skin was scooped-up by #7 Gage Henson on the 34 yard line!
Making it look easy, the Hoppers needed only four plays to march down the short
field with #16 Noah “The Speedster” Burnette cruising in un-touched from the five on the
first of his three touchdowns!
Loudon took over on downs on their own 45 yard line and eight plays later #25 Drew
“Jet” Jackson bullied in from the one. The conversion reception was hauled in by
Henson (from Blankenship).
Working his magic, Burnette ripped off two long scoring strikes in the third quarter of
65 and 47 yards respectively.
Scoring Summary:
1st Q: #16 Noah “The Speedster” Burnette, 5 yd TD [5:20]
#25 Drew Jackson, 2-pt conv
2nd Q: #25 Drew Jackson, 1 yd TD [5.43]
#7 Gage Henson, 2-pt conv reception
from #5 Donavon Blankenship
3rd Q: #16 Noah “The Speedster” Burnette, 65 yd TD [7.28]
#16 Noah “The Speedster” Burnette, 47 yd TD [2:12]
Top defenders included #25 Drew Jackson, #99 Jason Blevins, #7 Gage Henson with
five tackles each; while #56 Konar Baker and #50 Emerson Tripp logged four stops each;
and Henson also recovered a fumble that led to Loudon‟s first score.
The offense was paced by #16 Noah “The Speedster” Burnette with only three carries
for 117 yards along with three touchdowns of five, 65, and 47 yards.
Your Hoppers rushed 24 times for 238 yards with four touchdowns and one
conversion. Passing added 3 yards on one completion with a conversion. Total offense
was 241 yards.
The Loudon Hoppers (9-0) roll to the tune of 28-14 over the visiting Panthers.
Debra Baker
#25 Drew “Jet” Jackson had a big day against the Panthers, rushing for 99 yards on 13
carries with one touchdown and a 2-point conversion, plus five tackles on defense.
Stats:
1st Downs: 6
Penalties: 1 for -10 yards
Fumbles: 2, lost 0
#16 Noah “The Speedster” Burnette: (3) carries for 117 yds and (3) TD‟s; and
(3) tackles
#5 Donavon Blankenship: (5) carries for 9 yds, 1 of 1 passing for 3 yds and (1) 2-pt
conv; (3) tackles and (1) pass break-up
#25 Drew Jackson: (13) carries for 99 yds with (1) TD and (1) 2-pt conv;
and (5) tackles
#24 Kyle Smallen: (2) carries for 6 yds; (2) tackles and (1) sack for -7 yds
#23 Harley Davidson Cornett: (1) carry for 7 yds; and (3) tackles
#7 Gage Henson: (1) reception for 3 yds and (1) 2-pt conv; (5) tackles and
(1) fumble recovery
#4 Trey Willis: (2) tackles
#8 McKenzie Lunsford: (1) tackle
#6 Keaton Harig: (2) tackles
#10 Kyle Allmon: (1) tackle
#99 Jason Blevins: (5) tackles
#27 Brady “Jaws” Fields: (1) tackle
#11 Camden Tripp: (2) tackles
#54 Kobe “Mad Dog” Howard: (1) tackle
#50 Emerson Tripp: (4) tackles
#56 Konar Baker: (4) tackles
#28 Sam Melton: (1) tackle
#9 Jacob Robinson: (1) tackle
#44 Mason Webb: (1) tackle
#32 Austin Lane: (1) tackle
#35 Jessie Hardin: (1) tackle
Loudon Hoppers
LC Panthers
1st
8
0
2nd
8
0
3rd
12
8
4th
0
6
Final
28
14
MUSTANGS
Lenoir City 0, Mustangs 14
The Loudon Captains were #7 Mason Small, #25 Noah Arnold, #55 River Figard,
and #94 Donavan Sexton. The Panthers won the coin toss, and deferred until the second
half.
This was the battle of the Titians… the 7-1 LC Cutters vs the undefeated Loudon
Mighty Mustangs!
It was slow going at first as both teams were feeling each other out. However, #23
Jeremy Wiggins blew the game wide open for the Redskins with an 81 yard gold rush on
the last play of the first quarter. The conversion failed, but that lone score would be
challenged by Lenoir City late in the second period. A great defensive stand by the
„Stang-D sealed the goal line and held the Panthers out of the endzone on four straight
rushing attempts as time expired in the first half!
The defense did their job today, by shutting out the third ranked Panther offense.
To preserve the victory, Wiggins would add a 35 yarder in the fourth stanza as
insurance.
Scoring Summary:
1st Q: #23 Jeremy Wiggins, 81 yd TD [0:10]
4th Q: #23 Jeremy Wiggins, 35 yd TD [1:16]
#30 “Mad” Max Melton, 2-pt conv
Pacing the Redskin offense and defense was #23 Jeremy Wiggins rolling with six
carries for 136 yds and two touchdowns, along with nine tackles and a sack for -7 yards.
Also turning in big defensive plays was #98 Luke Hawkins and #18 Josh Russell
logging seven tackles each; and making some noise was #55 River Figard who posted six
stops.
Rushing accounted for 193 yards on 25 carries with two touchdowns and one
conversion.
The Mighty Mustangs (9-0) are victorious by the final score of 14-0!
Debra Baker
#17 Cam Baker attracts a lot of attention from the Panthers!
Stats:
1st Downs: 7
Penalties: 2 for -10 yards
Fumbles: 1, lost 0
#23 Jeremy Wiggins: (6) carries for 136 yds with (2) TD‟s; (9) tackles and (1)
sack for -7 yds
#30 “Mad” Max Melton: (5) carries for 24 yds; and (3) tackles
#17 Cameron Baker: (5) carries for 11 yds; and (4) tackles
#7 Mason Small: (5) carries for 6 yds, 0 of 3 passing; and (4) tackles
#5 Dawson Blankenship: (3) carries for 14 yds; and (2) tackles
#29 Kaleb Aikens: (1) carry for 2 yds
#94 Donavan Sexton: (2) tackles
#78 Ethan Collis: (1) tackle
#8 Cesar Gonzalez: (1) tackle
#40 Delan Bradshaw: (2) tackles
#99 Jacob “Tater” Settle: (3) tackles
#31 Garret Cowan: (1) tackle
#98 Luke Hawkins: (7) tackles
#18 Josh Russel: (7) tackles
#55 River Figard: (6) tackles
#2 Johnathan “JJ” Elyward: (1) tackle
#76 Tyler Whitfield: (2) tackles
#3 Jamison Harig: (3) tackles
#21 Brandon Jacobs: (1) tackle
#75 Trent Nichols: (3) tackles
#50 Shaden Smith: (1) tackle
#85 Preston Quiett: (2) tackles
#88 Aaron Crawford: (1) tackle
Loudon Mustangs
LC Panthers
1st
6
0
2nd
0
0
3rd
0
0
4th
8
0
Final
14
0
INDIANS
Lenoir City 0, Indians 32
Out for the coin toss were Captains #9 Will Jenkins, #18 Michael Jacobs, #26 Dylan
“Pickle” Russell, and #90 “Big” Ben Johnson. The Panthers won the coin toss and
received.
It didn‟t take too long for the Redskin Indians to assault the scoreboard, and when the
salvos started it was fast and furious!
Breaking in from 24 yards out was #5 Noah ”Boucher” Lowe. With the conversion by
#13 Jesse Smallen, Loudon was up eight to zip.
On the next series, the Panthers were sacked in the endzone for a safety by #33 Kyler
McNeil.
Moving on to the second period, #18 Michael Jacobs slips in from the one, and Lowe
adds his second score of 46 yards. Smallen makes good on the conversion.
To close out the scoring during regulation, Jacobs is on the move again, this time
eating up 58 yards of real estate. And with the #35 Caleb “Football” Rutherford 2-point
conversion, the Junior Reds notch victory number nine.
Debra Baker
#5 Noah ”Boucher” Lowe made the Panthers pay by logging four carries for 70 yards
and two touchdowns! Leading the way is #30 Colten “Boogie Man” Brown
Scoring Summary:
1st Q: #5 Noah ”Boucher” Lowe, 24 yd TD [4:42]
#13 Jesse Smallen, 2-pt conv
#33 Kyler McNeil, safety (2 points)
2nd Q: #18 Michael Jacobs, 1 yd TD [7:13]
#5 Noah ”Boucher” Lowe, 46 yd TD [3:24]
#13 Jesse Smallen, 2-pt conv
3rd Q: #18 Michael Jacobs, 58 yd TD [4:29]
#35 Caleb “Football” Rutherford, 2-pt conv
In accordance to the new (for 2011) Conference revisions to the “Mercy Rule”, by
agreement of both Head Coaches the score is frozen at the end of the third quarter in
essence awarding Loudon the victory at 32-0. However, both teams played the fourth
period with additional scoring shown below:
4th Q: #24 Nate “The Great” Rohen, 8 yd TD [5:10]
#6 Layne “Sparky” Parks, 2-pt conv
The top defenders were #42 Cody Townson with four tackles and a pass break-up;
#33 Kyler McNeil logged three stops and a safety; #19 Jacob “Admiral” Crabtree had
two tackles and poached an errant LC aerial (INT), while #10 Hayden Richardson and #2
Logan Seward contributed pass break-ups.
The offense was paced by #18 Michael Jacobs with two touchdowns on three carries
for 63 yards, and by #5 Noah ”Boucher” Lowe who gained 70 yards on four rushes
coupled with two touchdowns as well.
The ground assault resulted in 277 rushing yards on 24 attempts for four touchdowns
and three 2-point conversions.
The Jr. Reds (9-0) continue their dominance in league play with a big victory to the
tune of 32-0!
Stats:
1st Downs: 8
Penalties: 0 for 0 yards
Fumbles: 1, Lost 0
#18 Michael Jacobs: (3) carries for 63 yds and (2) TD‟s
#5 Noah ”Boucher” Lowe: (4) carries for 70 yds and (2) TD‟s, and (1) punt rtn
for 20 yds
#13 Jesse Smallen: (4) carries for 26 yds and (2) 2-pt convs
#26 Dylan “Pickle” Russell: (2) carries for 44 yds
#35 Caleb “Football” Rutherford: (7) carries for 42 yds and (1) 2-pt conv
#20 Brody “Roughrider” Houston: (3) carries for 13 yds
#24 Nate “The Great” Rohen: (3) carries for 12 yds and (1) TD; and (3) tackles
#6 Layne “Sparky” Parks: (2) carries for 18 yds and (1) 2-pt conv, and
0 of 1 passing
#33 Kyler McNeil: (3) tackles and (1) safety (2 points)
#42 Cody Townson: (4) tackles and (1) pass break-up
#19 Jacob “Admiral” Crabtree: (2) tackles and (1) INT
#30 Colten “Boogie Man” Brown: (3) tackles
#32 Dylan “Cucumber” Russell: (2) tackles
#10 Hayden Richardson: (2) tackles and (1) pass break-up
#7 Mikey “The Michelin Man” Chastain: (2) tackles
#9 Will Jenkins: (1) tackle
#50 Josh “The Bull” Silvey: (2) tackles
#76 Jesse Kerr: (3) tackles
#64 Richie “The Bear” Trout: (1) tackle
#2 Logan Seward: (2) tackles and (1) pass break-up
#4 Johnathon Marsh: (2) tackles
#68 Holden “Little John” Feezel: (1) tackle
#77 Cole Fritts: (1) tackle
#36 Tyler Smith: (1) tackle
#93 Matthew Hale: (1) tackle
#90 “Big” Ben Johnson: (1) tackle
#80 Chase Melton: (1) tackle
#39 Tray Moats: (1) tackle
Loudon Indians
LC Panthers
1st
10
0
2nd
14
0
3rd
8
0
Final
32
0
This Saturday, October 22nd, the Loudon Quarterback Club will be
traveling to Benton, Tennessee to try and skin the Polk County Bobcats. The
Big Red Machine travels well; and all of our warriors are hungry on this the
last games of the regular season. The first of four games will start at
4:00pm.
Go Big Red!!!