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PINEVILLE
REBELS FOOTBALL
PINEVILLE REBELS (3-0, 0-0)
9/4 PINEVILLE 17, Captain Shreve 0
9/11 Pineville 36, TIOGA 12
9/18 Pineville 31, MARKSVILLE 28
9/25 LEESVILLE WAMPUS CATS
7 p.m.
10/2 ST. LOUIS SAINTS
7 p.m.
10/9 * ASH TROJANS
7 p.m.
10/16 * at Ruston Bearcats
7 p.m.
10/23 * NATCH. CENTRAL CHIEFS 7 p.m.
Pineville Rebels
vs.
Leesville
Wampus Cats
Friday, September 25 • 7 p.m.
D.C. “Bill” Bates Stadium (6,000)
10/30 * at West Monroe Rebels
7 p.m.
11/6 * at Ouachita Lions
7 p.m. Radio: Cenla Broadcasting, KQID 93.1-FM
Pineville, La.
(Tom Bouchie Play-by-Play • Lewis Lauve Color Analyst )
— HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS
*denotes District 2-5A game
Rebels survive nail-biter at Marksville to remain unbeaten
LEESVILLE WAMPUS CATS (2-1, 0-0)
It came down to the final play, but when the Rebel defense needed a stop, a pair of
fresh legs came through. With just 4 seconds remaining and the ball on the Pineville 8yard line, running backs Jarious Green and Landon King were inserted as pass rushers and
they forced Marksville quarterback Laqaaron “Qa” Mingo to scramble out of the pocket,
where Jordan Brown forced him out of bounds for a sack to preserve a 31-28 victory as the
Rebels improved to 3-0 on the season.
9/4 LEESVILLE 41, Westlake 24
9/11 SOUTH BEAUREGARD 43, Leesville 41
9/18 LEESVILLE 49, ASH 39
9/25 at PINEVILLE REBELS
7 p.m.
10/2 IOWA YELLOW JACKETS
7 p.m.
10/9 * at Wash.-Marion Indians
7 p.m.
10/16 * RAYNE WOLVES
7 p.m.
10/23 * at LaGrange Gators
7 p.m.
10/30 * at Crowley Gents
7 p.m.
11/6 * DERIDDER DRAGONS
7 p.m. Leesville shows off dominating running game in home victory against ASH
— HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS
*denotes District 3-3A game
Pineville High School Quick Facts
Clayton Wider Jr. rushed for a career-high 139 yards and a touchdown, while junior
fullback King added 74 yards and two touchdowns, including a 13-yarder with 2:33 remaining in the game as Pineville preserved a victory after blowing a 21-6 lead in the first
half.
Green, a senior running back, returned a kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown in the
first quarter, and he showed off his speed again on the game’s final play. Mingo had given
the Rebels fits all game, passing for 195 yards and rushing for 132 until the final sack by
Brown. He had led the Tigers 65 yards into position to knock off the Rebels in a thrilling
contest.
Junior Cory McCoy ran for 293 yards and four touchdowns and senior quarterback
Caden Wheeler added 209 yards and three rushing TDs as the Wampus Cats racked up
560 yards of total offense in a 49-39 win over Alexandria Senior High last week to improve to 2-1 on the season.
Location .................................................... Pineville, Louisiana
Enrollment ..........................................................................1,497
McCoy scored on runs of 35, 1, 80 and 70 yards, while Wheeler added touchdown
Colors ......................... Cardinal & White (Gray alternate) scores of 60, 34 and 36 yards as the Wampus Cats compiled 525 rushing yards against
2014 Record ..................................... 5-6 (1-4 District 2-5A)
Starters Returning ...................... 7 (4 offense, 3 defense) the Trojans’ defense.
Offensive Scheme ...........................Veer/Flexbone/Option
“We knew about McCoy, but we didn’t know about Wheeler,” ASH head coach Sam
Defensive Scheme............................................................ 5-2-4
Goodwin
told The Town Talk after the game. “Now we do. We just couldn’t stop them, we
Head Coach...................................................... Robbie Martin
couldn’t bring them down.”
Week 4 • Pineville Rebels vs. Leesville Wampus Cats • Friday, Sept. 25 • 7 p.m.
Clayton Wider Jr. puts up career-best game against Marksville
Senior quarterback Clayton Wider Jr. continues to thrive in the Rebels’ new flexbone
offense. Wider didn’t rush for more than 65 yards in a game during his first season as a
starter in 2014, but he’s topped that mark in each of the past two weeks.
Wider ran for a career-best 111 yards and a touchdown during the Rebels’ Week 2
victory over Tioga, and he topped that mark last week by rushing for 139 yards on a career
-high 21 carries.
He was at his best on the opening drive of the game, ripping off runs of 32 and 21
yards before scoring a 6-yard touchdown. Wider nearly found the end zone a second time,
but he fumbled at the goalline in the fourth quarter on a play that would have put the
Rebels ahead by two scores.
If there’s an Achilles’ heel for Wider and the Rebels so far this season, it’s ball security. Wider has fumbled six times and lost five of them, as Pineville has lost eight of nine
fumbles on the season.
ROBBIE MARTIN
Head coach, 7th season
Northwestern State, 1991
27-33 overall at Pineville
Robbie Martin is a name synonymous with
Pineville football. He’s been around the game and the
team for the better part of three decades. A former
player and defensive coordinator before becoming
head coach, Martin bleeds cardinal and white.
Martin was a standout offensive lineman at
Pineville High, playing for the legendary Don Shows,
before becoming a four-year letterman for Sam
Goodwin at Northwestern State. Martin and the
Demons won the Southland Conference championship
in 1988.
After serving as a student assistant under
Goodwin in Natchitoches, Martin was an assistant at
Buckeye High School for four years, serving as
offensive line coach and defensive coordinator, before
returning to his alma mater at Pineville.
Landon King hits several milestones in win against Tioga
Junior fullback Landon King topped three major milestones during the Rebels’ Week
2 victory against Tioga — setting a new career high for rushing yards in a game while also
crossing landmark career marks for yards and touchdowns.
King rushed for a career-high 183 yards and two touchdowns in the Rebels’ 36-12 win
against Tioga. His 72-yard touchdown up the middle in the final minute of the first half
gave Pineville a 21-3 lead at halftime, and his 5-yard TD midway through the fourth quarter put the Rebels ahead 29-12 shortly after the Indians had cut the lead to nine.
King’s previous career high had been 149 yards in the Rebels’ Week 3 win over Walker last season. He also tied his career high with 18 carries, and it was the second twotouchdown game of his career. The 72-yard touchdown run was the longest run of his
career.
In addition to the strong single-game performance against Tioga, King surpassed
1,000 career rushing yards and scored his 10th career touchdown in the game. King rushed
for 820 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore, and through two games in 2015 he
now has 1,053 career rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns (11 total TDs).
Joffrion, Boyd and Brown standing out for Rebel defense
Through three games, the Pineville Rebel defense has showed its strength at linebacker and defensive end. Senior linebacker Jacob Joffrion, senior defensive end Esdon Boyd
and sophomore linebacker Jordan Brown all have surpassed the 20-tackle mark over the
season’s first three weeks.
The 5-foot-10, 235-pound Brown leads the Rebels with 23 tackles — making 10 solo
stops and 13 assists. The 6-foot, 180-pound Boyd and the 5-10, 215-pound Joffrion both
have seven solo tackles and 15 assists for a total of 22 tackles through three games.
While with the Rebels, Martin served as the
defensive coordinator under both Herbie Smith and
Boyd leads the Rebel defense with 7.5 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks. Brown has 4.5
Mike Richard from 1995 to 2009 before taking over as
TFLs, and he made his first sack of the season on the final play of the game against Markshead coach at his alma mater.
ville as he forced Laqaaron “Qa” Mingo out of bounds for an 18-yard loss to secure the
Martin became the interim head coach following Rebels’ victory. Joffrion, meanwhile, has 1.5 TFLs and half a sack. He and Boyd both lead
Richard’s resignation four games into the 2009 season the Rebels with 5 QB hurries.
and succeeded him full time the following season. This
The Rebels are giving up less than two touchdowns (13.3 points) per game in their
season will be Martin’s sixth as the Rebels’ full-time
three wins this season, and are allowing just 64.3 rushing yards a contest. They have allowed 211 yards per game, giving up an average of just 3.5 yards on 179 plays on the seahead coach.
son.
Pineville Rebels Football Coaching Staff
Head Coach
...................................................... Robbie Martin (21st season, 7th as HC)
................................................................................... Northwestern State, 1991
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
............................................................................ Dan Christman (7th season)
Rebels seek return to playoffs for second straight season
One year removed from their first trip to the Class 5A playoffs in seven seasons, the Pineville Rebels look for a return trip to the postseason in 2015. After losing their season opener on the road in 2014, the Rebels won five of their next six
games and landed a spot in the playoffs despite dropping their final three games of
the regular season. Seeded No. 29, the Rebels lost in the first round to eventual
runner-up Destrehan.
.................................................................... Southeast Oklahoma State, 1988
Offense switches to Georgia Tech flexbone formation
Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers
Paul Johnson has built his career as a successful offensive coach while remaining one of the few coaches to rely on the flexbone triple option. Johnson, a former
Navy assistant, first became a head coach at Georgia Southern. Johnson then returned to Navy and most recently moved to Georgia Tech, where he’s been the head
coach since 2008, making the Orange Bowl two times.
..................................................................................... John Muder (1st season)
......................................................................................Louisiana College, 2005
Wide Receivers/Special Teams
Defensive Line
This past offseason, the Rebels coaching staff adopted Johnson’s flexbone as the
team’s main offensive identity, switching from a mostly I-formation and single-back
attack. Clayton Wider has been tabbed as the team’s main trigger-man in the
flexbone, while fellow senior Kyle Adams also is expected to take snaps.
..................................................................................... Joe Bayone (3rd season)
Defensive coordinator John Muder returns home to Pineville
............................................................................ John Babineaux (3rd season)
........................................................................................ Louisiana College, 2011
.................................................................................... Mississippi College, 2001
Outside Linebackers/Strength and Conditioning
.................................................................................. Jason Covey (2nd season)
................................................................................. Northwestern State, 2006
Offensive Line/Freshmen
........................................................................... Travis Haselback (1st season)
John Muder is back home in the cardinal and white. The 1999 graduate of Pineville High School has returned to his alma mater as the Rebels’ defensive coordinator after spending the past five seasons as an assistant at Breaux Bridge.
A standout linebacker who played for Herbie Smith, Muder became one of the
best linebackers to ever suit up for Louisiana College during his standout four-year
career with the Wildcats. A two-time all-conference player at LC, Muder finished his
career with 181 career tackles. His total of 100 tackles as a senior in 2003 still ranks
fourth in school history.
.................................................................................... Keith Hood (11th season)
Muder previously was defensive coordinator at Breaux Bridge, helping the Tigers to five consecutive Class 4A playoff appearances. The Tigers advanced to the
semifinals in 2011, and were knocked out of the playoffs by state power Neville in
three of the five years.
.......................................................................................Louisiana College, 1992
Muder brings the 50 defense to D.C. “Bill” Bates Stadium
Defensive Line/Freshmen
Muder hopes bringing some of the concepts and schemes he learned during his
five years in Breaux Bridge can help rejuvenate the Rebels’ defense as they compete
in one of the state’s toughest districts.
.................................................................................................. Louisiana College
Defensive Backs/Freshmen
................................................................................Joshua Kador (2nd season)
........................................................................................Grambling State, 2005
Defensive Backs
................................................................................... Josh Mercer (3rd season)
...................................................................................................... LSU-Alexandria
The 50 defense features a five-man front, two linebackers and four players in
the secondary. The interior of the defensive front features two defensive tackles and
a nose guard, flanked by two defensive ends that are essentially hybrid outside linebackers who line up on the line of scrimmage.
.............................................................................................. Pineville High, 1990
The middle of the defense features two linebackers and two safeties, with a
cornerback on either side. Muder’s new defense features a number of young players
looking to make an immediate impact, as only seven seniors began the season on
the Rebels’ two-deep depth chart.
Offensive Line
Rebels return little experience on both sides of the ball
Running Backs
.......................................................................... Todd Robertson (6th season)
.................................................................................... Justin Webb (1st season)
..................................................................................... Louisiana College, 2006
Sports Information/Statistician/Freshmen
......................................................................Bret H. McCormick (1st season)
...........................................................................................Louisiana Tech, 2005
The Rebels returned seven starters off last season’s team, including just three
on the defensive side of the football. However, on offense, three of the team’s stalwarts are back in senior quarterback Clayton Wider Jr., senior running back Jarious
Green and junior fullback Landon King. Senior right guard Dakota Cross also is
back. Defensively, the Rebels returned senior middle linebacker Jacob Joffrion, senior
nose guard Cha’kel Williams and senior defensive back Aaron Johnson, who moved
from cornerback to safety.
Jarious Green’s big plays lifted Rebels past Leesville in 2014
Ball mayor loses ‘jersey wager’ with Pineville mayor
Jarious Green isn’t seeing any regular time on defense this
season, but the Rebels certainly needed him on that side of the ball
in 2014.
There was a little something extra besides community pride
on the line when Tioga and Pineville hooked up in Week 2. The
cities’ mayors hosted a friendly wager on the outcome, with the
losing team’s mayor having to wear the opponent’s jersey to work
on Monday.
Green intercepted a pass attempt by Leesville quarterback
Caden Wheeler with less than two minutes to play in the game —
and less than 2 minutes after he broke free for a 60-yard touchdown that turned out to be the game-winner as the Rebels held on
for a 22-17 road win to improve to 4-1 on the season.
Green rushed for just 63 yards on seven carries and made
only one tackle in the game, but when the Rebels needed him in
crunch time, he came through with the game’s two biggest plays.
Landon King led the Rebels with 118 rushing yards and a
touchdown, while senior Jammie Simmons added 76 yards and a score as
the Rebels rushed for 254 yards and
three TDs. All 254 of Pineville’s offensive yards came on the ground.
Jacob Joffrion led Pineville with 10
total tackles against the Wampus Cats,
while senior Wyatt Turnage added six
stops, including three tackles for loss.
The Rebel defense limited Leesville to
just 213 yards of total offense in the
contest.
Because of the Rebels’ 36-12 victory over Tioga, Ball Mayor
Neil Cavanaugh wore a Pineville Rebel jersey to Ball Town Hall the
Monday after the game, as Pineville Mayor Clarence Fields escaped
having to prance around Pineville City Hall in an Indians jersey.
Rebels’ running game just fine without Cody Ford
Last year’s Pineville offense was fairly simple — run the ball
behind massive left tackle Cody Ford.
The 6-foot-3, 325-pound Ford could
either control the defensive lineman in
front of him or get up to the second
level to punish linebackers. He was a
dominant force who helped the Rebels
rush for almost 1,800 yards last season.
But Ford is gone, off to the University of Oklahoma, where the threestar prospect signed in February. So,
too, are three other starters from last
season’s offensive line. Senior right
Rebel defense facing tough task
guard Dakota Cross is the only returnslowing down Cory McCoy
ing starter on the offensive line, and
the Rebels’ two starting tackles averCory McCoy, Leesville’s speedy
Pineville Mayor Clarence Fields (left) and Ball Mayor Neil age 200 pounds.
junior tailback, is one of the top rush- Cavanaugh (right) pose with each other in their opponent’s
jersey. Cavanaugh lost a “jersey wager” with Fields and had to
ers in the state so far this season.
The biggest starting lineman on
the
team
is
junior
left
guard
Jacob
Parson at 5-10 and 270 pounds,
Through three games, McCoy is averaging more than 250
and the rest of the four starters average 205 pounds. But the lack
rushing yards per game. He’s rushed for 761 yards on 77 carries,
of prototypical size hasn’t hurt the Rebels’ running game.
an average of 9.9 yards per carry, and he’s scored 12 touchdowns.
McCoy ran a 10.9 in the 100-meter dash last season and finished
second in Class 4A in the 110 hurdles. Quarterback Caden Wheeler
has added 314 rushing yards and 4 TDs, while DaQuan Davis has
155 yards and 2 scores as the Wampus Cats are averaging 9.4
yards per rushing attempt.
The game figures to be a battle won in the trenches. Not only
does Leesville rely on the running game, so too do the Rebels.
Pineville is averaging 293 rushing yards per game, and both junior
fullback Landon King and senior quarterback Clayton Wider Jr. are
averaging more than 100 rushing yards per game. Pineville has
averaged 6 yards per rush.
Neither quarterback has stood out in the passing game. Wider
has passed for 100 yards on 5-of-12 passing, while Wheeler has
completed just 6 of 25 attempts for 84 yards. Wider has not
thrown an interception so far this season, while Wheeler has been
picked off three times.
After rushing for 181 yards in the season-opening win over
Captain Shreve, the Rebels piled up 424 yards on 50 carries (an
average of 8.5 yards per carry) against Tioga. Three runners
rushed for at least 100 yards. Pineville didn’t rush for 400 yards in
a single game in 2014 — surpassing the 300-yard mark only twice
in wins against Alexandria Senior High (374 yards) and Tioga
(339).
They followed up that dominating performance against Tioga
with 276 yards on 46 carries in a Week 3 win over Marksville.
Senior quarterback Clayton Wider Jr. led the way with a careerhigh 139 rushing yards.
The Rebels’ running trio of Wider and backs Jarious Green
and Landon King are all averaging more than 5 yards per carry.
King leads the team with 307 yards (102.3 ypg), while Wider has
302 yards (100.7 ypg) and Green is sitting on 176 yards (58.7 ypg)
on the season.
Pineville Rebels
2015 FOOTBALL ROSTER
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Gavin Capehart
Aaron Johnson
Jordan Holmes
Isaiah Hayward
Jarious Green
Shandon Miller
Troy Johnson
Kyle Adams
Don’Torry Hudson
Cameron Bates
Jacob Toralba
Clayton Wider Jr.
Daveon Calhoun
Cameron Blackwell
Trey Burton
Braylin Thomas
Blaze Clark
Ben West
John Joseph
Juan Haynes
Matthew Sylvia
Zion Williams
Travis Garrison
Quadrell Jimmerson
Jason Berry
Landon King
Jeremy Sigler
Bryce Johnson
Alex Brinson
Lajarvis Sharp
Keric Rachal
Xavier Price
Jacob Joffrion
Chris Hall
Javyon Brown
Tim Peart
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Jacob Campbell
Esdon Boyd
Quintavious Fields
Wilbert Chapman
Shane Stuchlik
Jordan Brown
Tristan Morrow
Mason Musgrove
Nicholas Johnson
Kevin Hailey
Antoine Iles
Noah Turner
Ryan Gordon
Henry Martin
Bailey Murray
Harrison Nugent
Jacob Parson
Levi Roberts
67/94 Brady Johnson
68 Dakota Cross
70 Kullen McCann
71 Kyle Little
72 Jaylin Johnson
78 Cade Fredieu
79 Tanner Bolton
82 Adrian Dean
84 Gage Ulrich
88 Kendall Cox
91 Mack Wells
92 Kellen Wenslow
93 Cedric Loyden
97 Quentarius Hurd
98 Cha’kel Williams
99 Damien Brossett
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215
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Head Coach: Robbie Martin
Assistant Coaches: John Babineaux, Joe Bayone, Dan Christman, Jason Covey, Travis Haselback, Keith Hood,
Joshua Kador, Josh Mercer, Bret McCormick, John Muder, Todd Robertson, Justin Webb
Team Trainer: Gage Trahan
Principal: Dr. Karl Carpenter
Assistant Principals: Grant Eloi, Mark Johnson, John Neal
Pineville Rebels Depth Chart
QB
RB
RB
FB
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
XWR
ZWR
TE
OFFENSE (Veer/Flexbone)
12 Clayton Wider Jr. (5-9, 165, Sr.)
8 Kyle Adams (6-6, 190, Sr.)
5 Jarious Green (6-0, 215, Sr.)
14 Cameron Blackwell (5-10, 140, So.)
30 Quadrell Jimmerson (5-8, 150, Jr.)
22 Juan Haynes (5-6, 140, Jr.)
32 Landon King (6-1, 215, Jr.)
34 Bryce Johnson (5-10, 175, Jr.)
41 Jacob Joffrion (5-10, 215, Sr.)
66 Levi Roberts (5-9, 210, So.)
53 Tristan Morrow (5-8, 215, Jr.)
65 Jacob Parson (5-10, 270, So.)
63 Bailey Murray (6-0, 200, So.)
51 Shane Stuchlik (6-0, 210, Jr.)
63 Bailey Murray (6-0, 200, So.)
68 Dakota Cross (5-11, 215, Sr.)
79 Tanner Bolton (6-0, 290, So.)
64 Harrison Nugent (6-0, 185, Sr.)
67 Brady Johnson (5-11, 205, Jr.)
3 Jordan Holmes (5-8, 130, Sr.)
45 Scott McConnell (5-11, 150, Jr.)
31 Jason Berry (5-6, 130, Jr.)
7 Troy Johnson (5-4, 135, Sr.)
1 Gavin Capehart (6-0, 150, Sr.)
26 Zion Williams (5-10, 140, Jr.)
82 Adrian Dean (6-2, 185, Sr.)
94 Brady Johnson (5-11, 205, Jr.)
DEFENSE (5-2-4)
DE
47 Esdon Boyd (5-11, 180, Sr.)
42 Chris Hall (5-10, 180, So.)
DT
97 Quentarius Hurd (6-1, 270, Sr.)
56 Mason Musgrove (6-1, 195, So.)
NG
98 Cha’kel Williams (5-10, 330, Sr.)
93 Cedric Loyden (5-10, 230, Jr.)
DT
92 Kellen Wenslow (5-11, 210, Jr.)
91 Mack Wells (5-10, 210, Jr.)
DE
4 Isaiah Hayward (5-8, 175, Sr.)
29 Travis Garrison (5-10, 170, Jr.)
MLB
41 Jacob Joffrion (5-10, 215, Sr.)
44 Tim Peart (5-9, 180, Jr.)
WLB
52 Jordan Brown (5-10, 230, So.)
15 Trey Burton (5-10, 170, Jr.)
CB
13 Daveon Calhoun (5-7, 135, So.)
38 Lajarvis Sharp (5-8, 155, Jr.)
SS
23 Matthew Sylvia (6-0, 165, Jr.)
43 Javyon Brown (5-7, 150, Jr.)
FS
2 Aaron Johnson (5-10, 155, Sr.)
29 Travis Garrison (5-10, 170, Jr.)
CB
6 Shandon Miller (5-7, 160, Sr.)
21 John Joseph (5-7, 120, So.)
SPECIALISTS
K
H
P
DS
56 Mason Musgrove (6-1, 195, So.)
36 Alex Brinson (5-9, 140, So.)
PR
KR
3 Jordan Holmes (5-8, 130, Sr.)
2 Aaron Johnson (5-10, 155, Sr.)
30 Quadrell Jimmerson (5-8, 150, Jr.)
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Dezarie Hall
Quindarrius Thompson
Codie Williams
Tywaan Brown
Chris Vargas
Elijah Mundy
Malik Phillips
Trevon Lewis
Xavier McCoy
McKenzie Jackson
Caden Wheeler
Terrell Lucas
Skylar Beaubout
Demetria Vargas
Kaden Rocker
Theron Westerchil
Daniel Recinos
Ezequiel Recinos
Derek Hurt
Cory McCoy
Joel Bailey
Derek Brock
Deion Agans
Brady Westerchil
Tucker Wann
Daquan Buchanan
Daquani Davis
Andrew Croker
Talon Adams
Joseph Barcenas
Devon Schexneider
Antonio Vazquez
Gage Dubois
Jacob Adams
Jeremy Figueroa
Keyshaun Williams
Head coach: Tommy Moore
Class
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
No.
44
45
46
47
48
49
51
52
53
56
58
59
60
62
64
67
70
72
74
76/81
77
80
84
87
88
89
91
92
93
94
95
97
98
99
Player
Jaelyn Edwards
Sabian Matuu
EJ Ane
Tarik Njoku
Dylan Betancourt
David Kava
Layne Alexander
CJ Archield
Aaron Hunter
Daniel Parker
A.J. Jessup
Gavin Grimes
Tyrese Adams
Brett Pope
Payton Holcolmbe
Brandon Wilson
Nate Green
Eric Baker
DJ Smith
AJ Furlow
Mata Ane
Ben Finch
Trevor Wesolowski
Clayton Kerlin
Roderick Whalen
Armon Amos
Akeem Johnson
Josh Coleman
Justin St. Clergy
Shawn Harr
Josh Coleman
Kobe Joiner
Kane Bragg
Kylan Graham
Class
Jr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
So.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
So.
Principal: Angel Williams
Assistant coaches: Sedric Clemons, Carmelo Mastrosimone, Mark Mawae, Logan Morrison, Travis Provo, Ryan Russo,
Grant Westerchil, James Wheeler
Leesville Wampus Cats Starting Lineup
DEFENSE (4-2-5)
OFFENSE (Pro I)
QB
11 Caden Wheeler, Sr.
DE
47 Tarik Njoku, Sr.
RB
20 Cory McCoy, Jr.
DT
72 Eric Baker, Sr.
RB
27 Daquani Davis, Jr.
DT
49 David Kava, So.
3 Codie Williams, Jr.
DE
98 Kane Bragg, Jr.
16 Theron Westerchil, Jr.
LB
44 Jaelyn Edwards, Jr.
8 Trevon Lewis, Sr.
LB
45 Sabian Matuu, So.
13 Skylar Beaubot, Sr.
SS
2 Quindarrius Thompson, Sr.
24 Brady Westerchil, Sr.
SS
1 Dazarie Hall, Sr.
12 Terrell Lucas, Jr.
CB
22 Derrick Brock, Sr.
TE
EJ Ane, So.
CB
10 Mackenzie Jackson, So.
LT
70 Nate Green, Sr.
FS
28 Andrew Croker, So.
LG
52 CJ Archield, Sr.
C
77 Mata Ane, Sr.
RG
53 Aaron Hunter, Fr.
RT
59 Gavin Grimes, Sr.
WR
WR
SPECIALISTS
PK/FG
41 Jacob Adams, Jr.
PK/KO
25 Tucker Wann, Sr.
P
25 Tucker Wann, Sr.
KR
2 Quinderrius Thompson, Sr.
12 Terrell Lucas, Jr.
PR
20 Cory McCoy, Jr.
Senior
Spotlight
Jacob Joffrion
Linebacker
District 2-5A Standings
Team
Pineville
West Monroe
Alexandria Senior High
Natchitoches Central
Ouachita
Ruston
District
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Overall
3-0
3-0
2-1
2-1
1-1
1-2
Last Week’s Results:
 Airline 42, Ruston 27
 Leesville 49, ASH 39
Aaron Johnson
Free Safety
1. What is your favorite thing about playing football for Pineville High School?
 Natchitoches Central 30, Captain Shreve 7
 Neville 43, Ouachita 35
 Pineville 31, Marksville 28
Joffrion: Making plays
 West Monroe 23, Madison Central (Miss.) 22
Johnson: The team chemistry that I build with the other players
This Week’s Games:
2. What is your best memory of your days playing for the Rebels?
 Franklinton at West Monroe
Joffrion: Working out every offseason with the team
 Jonesboro-Hodge at Ruston
Johnson: When I made my interception against Marksville homecoming night
 Leesville at Pineville
3. What is your nickname?
 Natchitoches Central at West Ouachita
Joffrion: Big Black
 Ouachita at North Webster
Johnson: N/A
 Tioga at ASH
4. When you’re not playing football, what activities do you like to do?
Joffrion: Lifting weights and swimming
Rebels by Class
Seniors (16): Kyle Adams, Esdon Boyd, Gavin Capehart,
Johnson: I like to fish and sleep.
Dakota Cross, Adrian Dean, Jarious Green, Isaiah
Hayward, Jordan Holmes, Jacob Joffrion, Aaron
5. What is your favorite subject in school?
Johnson, Nicholas Johnson, Troy Johnson, Shandon
Joffrion: Lunch
Miller, Harrison Nugent, Clayton Wider Jr., Cha’kel
Johnson: P.E.
Williams
6. Who is your best friend on the team?
Juniors (27): Jason Berry, Javyon Brown, Trey Burton,
Joffrion: Jordan Holmes, Aaron Johnson, Clayton Wider Jr., Landon King
Jacob Campbell, Wilbert Chapman, Blaze Clark, Travis
Garrison, Juan Haynes, Quentarius Hurd, Quadrell
Johnson: Jacob Joffrion, Jordan Holmes, Clayton Wider Jr., Troy Johnson
Jimmerson, Brady Johnson, Bryce Johnson, Landon
7. What’s your funniest story about coach Robbie Martin?
King, Cedric Loyden, Kullen McCann, Scott McConnell,
Joffrion: When he got on Garrison Grant at the field house
Tristan Morrow, Jacob Parson, Tim Peart, Lajarvis
Johnson: When he yelled at Brian Jackson about not knowing his left from his Sharp, Shane Stuchlik, Matt Sylvia, Braylin Thomas,
right
Jacob Toralba, Mack Wells, Kellen Wenslow, Zion
8. What does being a Rebel mean to you?
Williams
Joffrion: Being the best on the field
Sophomores (26): Cameron Bates, Cameron Blackwell,
Tanner Bolton, Alex Brinson, Damien Brossett, Jordan
Johnson: To have spirit and never give up
Brown, Daveon Calhoun, Kendall Cox, Quintavious
9. If you could change positions, what other position would you like to play?
Fields, Cade Fredieu, Ryan Gordon, Kevin Hailey, Chris
Joffrion: Running back
Hall, Dontorry Hudson, Antoine Iles, Jaylin Johnson,
Johnson: Wide receiver or quarterback
John Joseph, Kyle Little, Henry Martin, Bailey Murray,
10. What is one thing off the field that even your teammates would be surprised by? Mason Musgrove, Keric Rachal, Levi Roberts, Jeremy
Sigler, Noah Turner, Gage Ulrich
Joffrion: I volunteer at the Food Bank.
Freshmen (2): Xavier Price, Ben West
Johnson: I used to be in band and drama.
Week 1: Pineville 17, Captain Shreve 0
Pineville
17
September 4, 2015 • Bates Stadium
Captain Shreve
0
Strong defensive showing leads Rebels to shutout victory in season opener
Jarious Green rushed for two touchdowns, and the Pineville Rebels
defense of new coordinator John Muder pitched a shutout in a 17-0 win
over Captain Shreve last week at D.C. “Bill” Bates Stadium.
Muder’s defense set the tone early with a safety on Captain
Shreve’s first possession, and the Gators never got going offensively.
Julian Charles returned the opening kickoff 99 yards for an
apparent touchdown for the Gators, but a holding penalty negated the
long return. Captain Shreve never really threatened again. Pineville’s
defense pushed the Gators back 11 yards over the next three plays, and
sophomore linebacker Jordan Brown tackled Camron Davis in the end
zone to give the Rebels (1-0) the early lead.
Green, the Rebels’ senior running back, scored from 3 yards out on
the final offensive play of the first quarter to give Pineville a 9-0 lead,
and Green broke free for a 17-yard touchdown with 4:55 to play in the
first half to put the Rebels ahead 17-0.
Pineville slogged its way through the rest of the game offensively,
but the Rebels’ defense was more than up to the challenge.
Captain Shreve managed just 57 yards of offense on 57 plays in the
game, and Damarcus McCall gained all of them on a run late in the first
half, breaking free of two Rebel defenders and sprinting deep into
Pineville territory.
“We had it for no gain, and a couple of people knocked each other
out of the play,” Pineville coach Robbie Martin said.
That scoring threat came up empty for the Gators when junior
safety Matthew Sylvia stepped in front of a Luke Leggio pass near the
goal line to make an interception.
Outside of McCall’s long run, Captain Shreve netted zero yards on
its 56 remaining plays.
“The defense got that egg,” said senior defensive end Esdon Boyd,
who made two sacks and five tackles for loss Friday night. “That’s all we
care about. We worked our butt off.”
“We were fantastic defensively all game,” Martin said.
Pineville’s power running attack was grounded for most of the
game by Captain Shreve’s anticipatory defense. The Gators jumped the
snap count, sending linebackers and knocking off the timing of the
Rebels’ flexbone offense.
Gator linebacker Ashton Lacaze was particularly outstanding,
finishing the game with 14 tackles, a sack and three tackles for loss.
Pineville finished the game with 248 yards of offense, including 181
yards rushing on 50 carries. Green led the Rebels with 55 yards on 11
carries, while senior quarterback Clayton Wider had 52 yards on 19
carries and junior fullback Landon King finished with 50 yards on 14
rushes. Wider also passed for 67 yards.
The Rebels fumbled the football seven times, with six of them
being recovered by Captain Shreve.
“We need to step up our game,” senior right guard Dakota Cross
said. “Complete more passes, run the ball better (and) definitely hold it
better. We have to work on the little things. If you do enough little
things wrong, it becomes a big problem.”
Though his team’s offense struggled, Martin said he was pleased
the Rebels began the season with a one in the win column rather than a
loss like last season.
“Any win against a 5A opponent is satisfying,” Martin said. “I
thought the second half was one of the ugliest games I’ve ever seen.
Both defenses dominated the offenses.”
Yardstick
First Downs
Rushing Yards
Pineville
9
8
0
0
- 17
Passing Yards
Comp-Att-Int
1 10:00 PHS-Jordan Brown tackles Camron Davis for safety
2-0 Total Offensive Yards
0:03 PHS-Jarious Green 2 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 5-29, 2:16
9-0 Total Offensive Plays
2 4:55 PHS-Green 17 run (Green run), 6-26, 2:14
17-0 Average Gain Per play
Fumbles: Number-Lost
PLAYER STATS/OPPONENT LEADERS
Penalties: Numbers-Yards
Punts-Average
Defense: Pineville, Esdon Boyd 9 tackles, 5 TFLs,
Rushing: Pineville, Jarious Green 11-55, 2 TDs;
Punt Returns: Number-Yards-TD
2 sacks, 1 PBU; Kellen Wenslow 6 tackles, 1.5 TFLs,
Clayton Wider 19-52; Landon King 14-50;
Average Per Return
1 sack; Travis Garrison 5 tackles, 2.5 TFLs, 0.5
Quadrell Jimmerson 5-25; Captain Shreve,
Kickoff Returns: Numbers-Yards-TD
sacks; Jordan Brown 5 tackles, 2 TFLs, safety;
Demarcus McCall 4-63, Michael Edwards 5-4
Average Per Return
Passing: Pineville, Clayton Wider 3-6-0, 67 yards; Daveon Calhoun 5 tackles; Shandon Miller 5
Interceptions: Number-Yards-TD
Kyle Adams 0-1-0; Captain Shreve, Lucas Grubb tackles, 1 PBU; Matthew Sylvia 2 tackles, 0.5 TFL, Fumble Returns: Number-Yards-TD
FR; Jacob Joffrion 3 tackles, 1 TFL; Mack Wells 2
7-14-0, 37 yards; Luke Leggio 3-11-1, 25 yards;
Possession Time
tackles, 1.5 TFLs, 0.5 sacks, 1 FR; Isaiah Hayward 2
Elliott Redstone 0-1-0
Third-Down Conversions
Receiving: Pineville, Gavin Capehart 1-35; Jarious tackles, 1 TFL; Aaron Johnson 2 tackles, 1 PBU;
Fourth-Down Conversions
Cha’kel Williams 1 FR; Captain Shreve, Ashton
Red-Zone Scores-Chances
Green 1-23; Troy Johnson 1-9; Captain Shreve,
Lacaze 14 tackles, 2.5 TFLs, 1 sack, 2 FFs, 1 FR;
Sack by: Number-Yards
Corey Milligan 2-27; Nico Peretin 3-18; Camron
Jacob Brown 7 tackles, FR; Julian Charles 6 tackles; PAT Kicks
Davis 1-10; Julian Charles 1-8; Octavio Cooper 1-7;
Michael Edwards 5 tackles, 0.5 TFLs, 2 FRs
Field Goals
Arthur Hicks 1-2
Captain Shreve
0
0
0
0
-
0
PHS
13
181
67
3-7-0
248
57
4.4
7-6
7-49
4-25.0
2-16-0
8.0
2-22-0
11.0
1-4-0
2-0-0
28:58
4-13
1-3
2-5
4-30
1-1
0-0
CS
7
-5
62
10-26-1
57
57
1.0
5-2
7-48
6-20.7
1-1-0
1.0
2-5
2.5
0-0-0
6-0-0
19:02
5-18
1-4
0-2
1-12
0-0
0-0
Week 2: Pineville 36, Tioga 12
Pineville
36
September 11, 2015 • The Reservation
Tioga
12
Rebels rush for 400-plus yards, run away with Red River Rivalry victory
TIOGA – Landon King, Clayton Wider and Jarious Green each
rushed for at least 100 yards Friday night as the Pineville Rebels racked
up more than 400 rushing yards in a 36-12 win over Tioga.
King, Pineville’s junior fullback, rushed for 183 yards on 18 carries,
including a back-breaking 72-yard touchdown in the final minute of the
first half to give the Rebels a 21-3 lead after the first two quarters. King
also scored a 5-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter that put the game
out of reach after Tioga had cut the Rebels’ lead to 21-12.
“Landon is a big, strong, physical kid,” Pineville coach Robbie
Martin said. “He didn’t have many carries in the first half, so he was
really fresh.”
King ran nine times for 85 yards over a two-drive span in the
fourth quarter leading up to his second touchdown. Martin said the
Rebels were running option to the weak side of the field to take
advantage of the way the Indians were playing on defense, and Wider
continued to hand the ball to King up the middle.
“I just tried to keep executing my plays and not let my team down,”
King said.
But it wasn’t just King who damaged the Indians’ defense Friday
night. Martin has been at Pineville for more than two decades, and he
said he can’t remember the Rebels ever having three backs eclipse 100
yards in the same game during that time frame.
Wider, the Rebels’ senior quarterback, kept the ball 16 times for 111
yards and a touchdown, while senior running back Green finished with
12 carries for an even 100 yards and two scores.
“It’s nice to know you can rely on your teammates day in and day
out,” King said.
The Rebels’ defense turned in a second straight standout
performance, giving up just one touchdown. Tioga got inside the Rebels’
30-yard line four times in the first half and came away with just a field
goal.
Pineville’s defense gave up 214 yards of offense in the game, with
89 of those coming on a pass from Dubois to senior Hayden Weltz that
set up the Indians’ only touchdown – a 1-yard run by senior fullback
Tremaine Spears.
“We had one little blown play,” said senior middle linebacker Jacob
Joffrion, who led the Rebels with 12 tackles, one shy of his career high.
“I thought our defense was fantastic in the first half,” Martin said.
“Our special teams put them in a hole at least three times, and we gave
up just a field goal. We gave up one big play. … (Weltz) is a very good
football player for them. He broke a tackle on the hitch and ran down
the sideline.”
Dubois threw for 166 yards in the game but completed just 10 of 33
passes. Weltz had four receptions for 132 yards, one week after having
200 receiving yards and three touchdowns.
Yardstick
First Downs
Rushing Yards
Tioga
0
3
3
6
- 12
Passing Yards
2 10:02 PHS-Jarious Green 4 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 12-66, 5:53
7-0 Comp-Att-Int
7:31
THS-Yasser Delgadillo 26 FG, 4-11, 2:17
7-3 Total Offensive Yards
2:13
PHS-Clayton Wider Jr. 25 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 4-99, 0:52
14-3 Total Offensive Plays
0:24 PHS-Landon King 72 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 2-75, 0:49
21-3
Average Gain Per play
3 7:47 THS-Yasser Delgadillo 19 FG, 13-62, 4:13
21-6 Fumbles: Number-Lost
4 9:36 THS-Tremaine Spears 1 run (Yasser Delgadillo kick fail), 2-90, 0:25
21-12 Penalties: Numbers-Yards
5:24 PHS-Landon King 5 run (Clayton Wider Jr. run), 9-68, 4:10
29-12 Punts-Average
2:25 PHS-Jarious Green 17 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 2-26, 0:45
36-12 Punt Returns: Number-Yards-TD
Average Per Return
TFL; Jordan Brown 8 tackles, 0.5 TFL; Aaron
Rushing: Pineville, Landon King 18-183, 2 TDs;
Average Per Return
Johnson
7
tackles;
Esdon
Boyd
6
tackles,
1.5
TFL;
Clayton Wider Jr. 16-111, TD; Jarious Green 12-100,
Daveon Calhoun 6 tackles, 2 PBUs; Cha’kel
2 TDs; Quadrell Jimmerson 4-30; Tioga, Tre
Allen 14-34; Kenny Neal 5-11; Christian Smith 2- Williams 5 tackles; Matt Sylvia 4 tackles; Isaiah
Fumble Returns: Number-Yards-TD
6; Corbin Malone 1-4; Tremaine Spears 3-2, TD Hayward 4 tackles, 0.5 TFL; Travis Garrison 2
Possession Time
tackles; Shandon Miller 2 tackles; Lajarvis Sharp 2
Passing: Pineville, Clayton Wider Jr. 0-3-0, 0
tackles; Kellen Wenslow 2 tackles; Tim Peart 2
yards; Tioga, Logan Dubois 10-31-0, 166 yards
tackles; Tioga, Forrest Helms 11 tackles; Corbin
Receiving: Pineville, None; Tioga, Hayden Weltz Malone 8 tackles, 1 TFL; Kentrell Spinks 8 tackles; Red-Zone Scores-Chances
4-132; Tre Allen 3-19; Jestan Deville 2-10;
Sam Johnson 7 tackles, 1 FR; Detavius Eldridge 5
Tremaine Spears 1-5
tackles, 1 sack, 1.5 TFLs; Davion Johnson 5 tackles, PAT Kicks
1.5 TFLs; Isaac Clark 5 tackles, 0.5 TFL, 1 FR
Defense: Pineville, Jacob Joffrion 12 tackles, 0.5
Field Goals
Pineville
0
21
0
15
- 36
PHS
22
424
0
0-3-0
424
53
8.0
2-2
9-91
4-25.8
1-12-0
12.0
1-(-2)-0
-2.0
0-0-0
0-0-0
24:29
3-8
0-0
4-5
0-0
4-4
0-0
THS
8
48
166
10-31-0
214
60
3.6
1-0
9-100
3-34.3
2-60-0
30.0
4-129-0
32.3
0-0-0
2-0-0
23:31
0-17
3-9
3-5
1-2
0-1
2-2
Week 3: Pineville 31, Marksville 28
Pineville
31
September 11, 2015 • The Reservation
Marksville
28
Wider’s career day, last-second defensive stand lift Rebels to win at Marksville
MARKSVILLE – Clayton Wider Jr. rushed for 139 yards and Landon
King scored two touchdowns, including a crucial game-winning
touchdown with just over two minutes to play to lift Pineville to a 31-28
victory over Marksville Friday night.
The Tigers (1-2) rallied from a 21-6 deficit to take a 28-24 lead with
just over five minutes to play on a trick play when running back Romeo
Williams found Skylar Jackson for a 17-yard touchdown.
But the Rebels responded with a long drive that was capped by
King’s 13-yard score, his second of the game. King finished the game
with 74 yards on 14 carries.
King, who has four touchdowns on the season, called his gamewinner “a surreal moment.”
“We were all excited,” King said. “We got the momentum back.”
“They took the lead and our offense showed some character to get
the ball with five minutes and drive the ball for a touchdown,” Pineville
coach Robbie Martin said.
But the Tigers had no quit in them as junior quarterback Qa
Mingo, who gave the Rebel defense fits all night, marched Marksville
down inside the Pineville 10-yard line.
On the game’s final play, Mingo scrambled around and around,
eluding Rebel rushers, before finally throwing incomplete as Marksville
came up just shy of the upset. Mingo passed for 195 yards and a
touchdown, while rushing for 132 yards and two scores.
“Mingo is a terrific player,” Martin said. “That guy, he’s a
competitor. He’s a great athlete. He wore out a complete defense in the
second half.”
The Rebels ran out to a 21-6 lead and appeared poised to take
complete control in the first half.
Wider, who rushed for a career-high 142 yards, scored a 6-yard
touchdown in the first quarter, and after a Mingo rushing touchdown,
Jarious Green returned the ensuing kickoff 85 yards to give the Rebels
(3-0) a 14-6 lead.
King’s 6-yard touchdown midway through the second quarter put
the Rebels ahead 21-6, and Pineville’s defense quickly forced a punt.
However, the Tigers’ punt hit a Pineville player and Marksville recovered
to set up a 25-yard touchdown pass from Mingo to Jeremy Gillam.
“I felt like we had a chance to put them in a big bind at halftime,”
Martin said.
A 55-yard Mingo run in the third quarter tied the game at 21
before Pineville’s Gavin Capehart hit a 39-yard field goal to take a threepoint lead. The Rebels looked like they would take a 10-point lead as
Wider ran into the end zone with just under eight minutes to play. But
Wider lost the ball on what Martin called “a very questionable fumble”
and the Tigers recovered in the end zone to set up their go-ahead score
on Williams’ touchdown pass.
Marksville coach J.T. Dunbar, whose team has dropped two straight
tough contests, said he wished the Tigers could have pulled off the
victory, but he was pleased with the way his team played.
“It was a hard-fought game on both sides,” Dunbar said. “I thought
our kids came out in the second half and busted their tails to get back in
the game.”
Martin and King both had praise for the Tigers’ performance
Friday night.
“We had a fight on our hands,” Martin said.
“They’re a great team,” King said. “They’ve got a lot of athletes and
weren’t just going to give this game to us. They’ve got a lot of heart.”
Pineville
14
7
3
7
-
31
Marksville
6
8
7
7
-
28
1
10:34
7:31
2:13
2 5:26
7:47
3 8:40
1:18
4 5:35
2:33
PHS-Clayton Wider Jr. 6 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 4-64, 1:26
MHS-Laqaaron Mingo 6 run (John Scanlan kick fail), 13-82, 5:31
PHS-Jarious Green 85 KO return (Gavin Capehart kick), 0:13
PHS-Landon King 6 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 9-66, 5:12
MHS-Jeremy Gillam 25 pass from Mingo (Mingo run), 8-30, 2:42
MHS-Laqaaron Mingo 55 run (John Scanlan kick), 1-55, 0:15
PHS-Gavin Capehart 38 FG, 13-54, 7:22
MHS-Skylar Jackson 17 pass from Romeo Williams (Scanlan kick), 7-80, 2:15
PHS-Landon King 13 run (Gavin Capehart kick), 7-67, 3:02
7-0
7-6
14-6
21-6
21-14
21-21
24-21
28-24
31-28
Rushing: Pineville, Clayton Wider Jr. 22-139, TD;
Landon King 14-74, 2 TDs; Jordan Holmes 1-41;
Jarious Green 8-21; Marksville, Laqaaron Mingo
20-114, 2 TDs; Romeo Williams 7-28; Torrain St.
Romain 3-5; Benjamin Young 3-2
Malik Williams 4-38; Skylar Jackson 1-17, TD
Defense: Pineville, Jacob Joffrion 10 tackles, 4 QB
hurries; Daveon Calhoun 10 tackles; Jordan Brown
8 tackles, 2 TFLs, 1 sack, 1 QB hurry; Esdon Boyd 7
tackles, 1 TFL, 1 sack, 2 QB hurries; Aaron Johnson
7 tackles, Shandon Miller 5 tackles, 1 INT, 1 PBU;
Passing: Pineville, Clayton Wider Jr. 2-3-0, 33
Isaiah Hayward 5 tackles, 1 TFL, 3 QB hurries;
yards; Marksville, Laqaaron Mingo 15-26-1, 195
Mack Wells 4 tackles; Kellen Wenslow 3 tackles, 2
yards, TD; Romeo Williams 1-1-0, 17 yards, TD
QB hurries; Marksville, Shawn Williams 11 tackles,
Receiving: Pineville, Landon King 1-25; Jordan
2 TFLs; Marion Magday 9 tackles; La’Ryan Jones 9
Holmes 1-8; Marksville, Torrain St. Romain 4-65; tackles; Jaron Johnson 8 tackles; Javon Guient 7
Romeo Williams 4-54; Jeremy Gillam 3-38, TD;
tackles, 3 TFLs
Yardstick
First Downs
Rushing Yards
Passing Yards
Comp-Att-Int
Total Offensive Yards
Total Offensive Plays
Average Gain Per play
Fumbles: Number-Lost
Penalties: Numbers-Yards
Punts-Average
Punt Returns: Number-Yards-TD
Average Per Return
Average Per Return
Fumble Returns: Number-Yards-TD
Possession Time
Red-Zone Scores-Chances
PAT Kicks
Field Goals
PHS
17
276
33
2-3-0
309
49
6.3
2-2
5-53
2-28.5
0-0-0
0.0
5-136-1
27.2
1-4-0
0-0-0
24:58
4-8
1-1
4-6
2-26
4-4
1-2
THS
18
150
212
16-27-1
362
62
5.8
0-0
9-90
3-34.3
1-4-0
4.0
5-81-0
16.2
0-0-0
2-0-0
23:02
7-18
1-2
3-4
1-8
2-3
0-0
Pineville High School Rebels
Offensive Team Stats
Pineville Rebels
Opponents
Offensive Individual Stats
Individual Kicking/Punting Stats
Defensive Individual Stats
Defensive Team Stats
Individual Return Stats

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