January 2016 Goal Post - Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas
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January 2016 Goal Post - Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas
THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Volume VIII, Issue 1 January 2016 Page 1 Editor: French Harvey, [email protected] The Electronic Newsletter of Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas www.shrine-bowl.com Tarheels end Sandlappers' winning streak in shootout By Kevin Melton [email protected] Published: Saturday, December 19, 2015 at 7:55 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, December 19, 2015 at 7:55 p.m. Reprinted with permission. North Carolina's goal all week was to break the streak. South Carolina had won three in a row coming into Saturday's 79th Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas, and six of the last eight. The Tarheels accomplished what they set out to do, scoring 28 points in the first quarter and never looking back to take a 54-39 win against the Sandlappers at Gibbs Stadium. The combined 93 points set a Shrine Bowl record. The previous high was 80 in South Carolina's 66-14 win in 2000. The Sandlappers lead the overall series 44-31-4. North Carolina quarterback Austin Kendall (10) fires a pass in front of South Carolina's Trae'von Hinton during the 79th Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Saturday afternoon at Gibbs Stadium. The Tarheels defeated the Sandlappers 54-39 in the highest scoring game in the event's history. Photo by JOHN BYRUM/ [email protected] "I woke up this morning in the hotel lobby and got the paper and the headlines read that South Carolina was going for four in a row," North Carolina coach John Kirby (Eastern Alamance) said. "It just makes you, like, 'Wow. Has it been that long?' I can't say enough about our team. They worked extremely hard all week. South Carolina did too. People like to come out and watch a game where a whole lot of defense isn't being played. They got their wish today." The Tarheels took a 7-0 lead just 1:39 into the game as Freedom running back B.J. Emmons, an Alabama commitment, scored on a 15-yard run. They increased it to 14-0 on their next possession as Cuthbertson's Austin Kendall, an Oklahoma commitment, connected with Rose's Cornell Powell See Tarheels on page 2 (Clemson) on a 27-yard pass with 7:15 left in the quarter. THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 2 Trarheels cont. South Carolina got on the board at the 4:19 mark in the first quarter as Dorman quarterback Collin Hill (Colorado State) connected with Byrnes' Chavis Dawkins on a 25-yard pass to make it 14-6. The extra point was blocked. Following the touchdown, Powell swung the momentum back in the Tarheels' favor with a 98-yard kickoff return to make it 21-6. He finished with four catches for 54 yards and a touchdown. "I feel like we accomplished something," Powell said. "I'm proud to be from North Carolina. It's bittersweet that this is my last high school football game, but I ended it the right way with the win. I'm glad for my hometown and my city." South Carolina pulled within 21-12 as Spartanburg quarterback Austin Scott, the state's Gatorade Player of the Year, found Lower Richland's Larry Collins on an 11-yard strike. The 2-point conversion failed. North Carolina capped the scoring in the first quarter as A.C. Reynolds running back Rico Dowdle ran it in from 15-yards out for a 28-12 lead. "I think we came out and kind of set the tone," Kirby said. "Everything was clicking. There was a hiccup there one time where it got back into a slower rhythm of the game. Football is so funny. It's about momentum and rhythm. We had it, then they had it. It's just a great day for me. A great day for North Carolina. I'm excited for these kids." North Carolina led 35-12 early in the second quarter after Kendall found Mount Tabor's Divine Deablo on a 24-yard touchdown pass. The Sandlappers then struck twice, with Hill connecting again with Dawkins on a 5-yard TD pass, followed by a 50-yard interception return for a touchdown by Emerald's K.J. Chamberlain. The Tarheels scored twice in the third quarter as New Bern's Tyric McCarter had a 32-yard interception return for a touchdown, and Kendall ran it in from 1 yard out. Hill threw his third touchdown pass of the game on a 22-yard strike to Belton-Honea Path's Evan Vaughn. Hill was named South Carolina's offensive most valuable player finishing 15-of-28 for 192 yards. "This week has been a lot of fun," Hill said. "It's obviously not the outcome we wanted, but it was fun getting to know these guys. They scored really quick on a four-play drive, but then I thought the defense was going to figure it out. A little bit in the first quarter I knew it was going to be a shootout. But it was fun because as a quarterback you would rather it be a shootout than a dogfight." Spartanburg running back Tavien Feaster, the state's Mr. Football and a Clemson commitment, scored on a 3-yard run to get the Sandlappers within 48-39 with 7 minutes remaining. But Kendall put the game away with a 13-yard touchdown pass to Dowdle with 2:26 to go. Kendall was named North Carolina's offensive most valuable player, finishing 14-of-17 for 203 yards and three touchdowns. "It feels awesome," Kendall said. "Coach has been talking about breaking the streak all week, and we were able to do that." See Tarheels on page 9 THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 3 Player Awards Left to Right: Alexander Gourley, Kollin Hill, Keyshawn Canady and, Datavious Wilson THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 4 South Carolina Team Shriners Hospital Visit THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 5 South Carolina Player First Name Player Last Name: Torrey Nickname: Height: Weight: Jersey # Position Boone 6-3 325 61 OL Westwood High School Kevin Brown 5-9 181 33 RB Wando High School Tremari Brunson 6-0 225 24 LB Richland Northeast High School Thomas Byrd 6-0 200 32 LB North Augusta High School Kevin Chamberlain, Jr. 6-2 197 7 DB Emerald High School Larry Collins 6-3 200 22 WR Lower Richland High School Miles Corpening MPH 5-11 180 30 DB Northwestern High School Chavis Dawkins Bubba 6-2 195 82 WR James F. Byrnes High School Reivyn Delesline Tori 6-0 206 53 LB Hillcrest High School Samuel Denmark Sam 6-0 180 3 WR Hanahan High School A'mirycal Diggs Nike 6-0 310 75 DL Seneca High School Jabari Ellis The Big Cat 6-3 286 54 DL Lake Marion High School Jordan Fair 6-0 205 44 ATH Chandler Farrell 6-2 271 60 OL Summerville High School Tavien Feaster 6-0 202 28 RB Spartanburg High School Jeremiah Ferguson 6-0 210 37 LB Southside High School Jaylan Foster 5-10 185 36 DB James F. Byrnes High School Demarcus Gilmore 6-4 310 71 OL Newberry High School Malik Grate 6-0 160 4 WR Pendleton High School Matthew Gravely Matt 6-2 187 90 P/K Pickens High School Nicholas Graves Nick 6-3 170 42 DB Lexington High School Collin Hill 6-5 210 19 QB Dorman High School Trae'von Hinton 6-2 225 46 DL Northwestern High School Jayson Hopper 6-0 200 84 WR Lexington High School Thomas Jones, Jr. 6-3 200 20 DB Laurens High School Tyrone Kelly 6-4 245 40 DL Camden High School Javon Kinlaw Von 6-6 275 80 DL Goose Creek High School Dorian Lindsey D.Lindsey 6-0 180 89 WR Greer High School Jeremiah Maddox 6-0 185 26 LB Hilton Head Island High School Matthew Martin 6-2 180 2 WR Westside High School Chris McCarthy 6-0 320 68 OL Westwood High School Nyles Pinckney 6-3 300 50 DL Whale Branch Early College High School Troy Pride, Jr. 6-0 175 10 DB Greer High School Austin Scott 6-0 205 9 QB Spartanburg High School Adonis Sealey Poppy 6-0 260 52 OL Dillon High School John Simpson Big John 6-5 300 73 OL Fort Dorchester High School Leon Smalls, II Tre' 6-2 217 35 LB Hanahan High School Christopher Smith Chris 5-11 175 6 DB South Pointe High School Joseph Stewart Cade 6-4 300 65 OL Daniel High School Brandon Tillmon B-Till 6-2 210 48 ATH Evan Vaughn Evan 6-3 230 34 TE Yafari Werts Shai 6-0 188 1 ATH Newberry High School Datavious Wilson DT 6-0 230 55 LB Hartsville High School Paul Wilson Drew 6-4 300 62 OL Bamberg Ehrhardt High School TJ KJ Ferg Marcus Chop TP High School: McBee High School River Bluff High School Belton-Honea Path High School THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 6 North Carolina Team Shriners Hospital Visit THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 7 North Carolina Player First Name Player Last Name: Nickname: Hezekiah Banks Hez Jordon Height: Weight: Jersey # Position High School: 6-4 330 73 OL Brown 5-9 185 36 ATH Kollin Byers 6-9 250 81 LS/OL/TE Crest High School Keyshawn Canady 6-9 190 33 CORNER Wallace Rose Hill High School Rakyn Chapman 6-2 310 48 DL J.H. Rose High School Divine Deablo D 6-3 207 89 REC Mount Tabor High School Tahj Deans Tahj 6-2 182 22 REC Southern Nash High School Landon Dickerson 6-5 300 54 OL South Caldwell High School Rico Dowdle 5-11 207 15 RB A.C. Reynolds High School Jack Doyle 6-6 245 79 OL Heritage High School Marlon Dunlap 6-4 285 66 DL West Charlotte High School Cedric Emmons BJ 5-11 220 4 RB Freedom High School Alexander Gagnon Xander 6-4 228 26 OLB Charlotte Catholic High School Harrison Gee 6-3 275 64 OL Walter M. Williams High School Mark Gilbert 6-0 166 6 CORNER Terry Sanford High School Alexander Gourley 6-0 285 62 OL South Iredell High School Timothy Horne 6-4 270 52 DL Anson High School John Hunter 6-3 240 51 OLB West Forsyth High School Tharon Ingram 6-2 225 44 LB Mallard Creek High School Austin Kendall 6-2 210 10 QB Cuthbertson High School John King 6-2 205 34 OLB Providence High School Harrison Kiser 6-2 175 84 KICKER John Lamot, III 6-0 215 19 ATH Peter Leota 6-5 290 68 OL Asheville High School Tyric McCarter 6-0 180 7 CORNER New Bern High School Kennedy McKoy 6-0 200 1 RB North Davidson High School Charles Nobles 5-11 230 40 LB New Bern High School Diondre Overton 6-5 198 82 REC Page High School Dylan Parham 6-5 205 2 QB Eastern Raleigh Christopher Pemberton Cam 6-2 220 24 SAFETY South View High School Tyler Pistorio Tyler 6-2 210 35 DL Providence High School Cornell Powell CP 6-0 196 3 REC J.H. Rose High School Jalen Price 6-2 275 71 DL Riverside High School Alexander Purviance 6-1 205 37 LB Ronald Reagan High School Aaron Ramseur 5-11 211 53 LB Crest High School Najee Reams 6-2 180 9 CORNER Hillside High School Joseph Sculthorpe 6-3 290 72 OL Topsail High School De'Jour Simpson 6-3 325 70 OL Mallard Creek High School Jonathan Smith Smitty 6-0 230 20 LB Scotland County High School Chrishon Springs Big C 6-0 207 32 OLB East Forsyth High School Isaiah Stallings Zay 6-4 205 42 SAFETY Terry Sanford High School Taleni Suhren "T" 6-5 290 60 OL Ardrey Kell High School Emmanuel Ukhueligbe Eman 6-2 255 55 DL Seventy-First High School Garrett Walston "G" 6-4 226 46 TE New Hanover High School Alex Baer Jack Pika Dre Joe West Rowan High School Southern School of Energy and Sustainability Page High School Eastern Alamance High School THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 8 Game DVDs and Photos DVD’s of the ESPNU broadcast of the 2014 Shrine Bowl Game are available for sale. To order; send a check for $15.00 , made payable to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and send to 377 Rubin Center Dr. Suite 106, Ft. Mill, SC 29708. Game Programs are also available—$5.00. There are also a limited number of pre-2014 game videos available. Call or email the office for information. DVD’S OF THE 2015 GAME WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL MARCH 2016. The player portraits and game photos are also available by contacting Carolina Sports, Inc. at sportsbanner.com or 800-951-3686, ext. 4. An article and photos of the inaugural Junior Shrine Bowl will be in the February Goal Important Dates: February 6—Game Committee Recap Meeting at Jamil Shrine, Columbia, SC February 27-Annual Meeting , Board of Governors Election and Volunteer’s Awards Banquet in North Myrtle Beach, SC SHRINE BOWL GAME COMMITTEE STAFF General Game Chairman 1st Vice Game Chairman 2nd Vice Game Chairman Athletic Director Combines Coordinator Program Advertising Webmaster Alumni Club Administrator Office Manager Jamie Smith Lindley Ivey Chris Norman Ron Long Jimmy Owen Raford Baldwin Chris Hughes John Davidson, Jr. French Harvey Mary McFadden 803-348-8235 336-202-3370 704-692-4703 704-905-2998 919-730-3076 803-351-1508 919-280-6998 704-842-8036 704-840-8076 803-547-0300 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 9 TARHEELS cont: "It feels awesome," Kendall said. "Coach has been talking about breaking the streak all week, and we were able to do that." Crest linebacker Aaron Ramseur was awarded the Tarheels' defensive MVP, while Richland Northeast linebacker T.J. Brunson won it for the Sandlappers. "(The 28 points) was the tale of the tale," South Carolina coach Wayne Green (Berea) said. "The turnover when we had it first and goal inside the 5-yard line really hurt. We had a few too many mistakes in the kicking game to win a game like this. I was extremely proud of the way our guys didn't quit. They kept battling." A check in the amount of Sudan Divan with North Carolina Grand Master with the check that was presented to the Imperial Potentate at halftime. $2,567,920.15 was presented to the Shriner's Hospital at halftime. The announced attendance for the game was 7,342. Clowns from Oasis Shrine and Yarab Shrine entertain fans at the stadium before the game kick-off. THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 10 Game Chairman Presents 2015 Most Valuable Players OFFENSE Austin Kendall Quarterback—Cutherberson High School Collin Hill Quarterback—Dorman High School DEFENSE Aaron Ramseur Linebacker—Crest High School Tremari Brunson Linebacker—Richland Northeast High School THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 11 More Game Week Photos Next Edition in February. THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 12 Looking for Old Game Programs The Shrine Bowl Office is looking for old game programs to add to our collection of game memorabilia. If any one has any programs from the games listed below and would like to donate them to the office, it would be appreciated. Just mail them to the Shrine Bowl Office, 377 Rubin Center Drive Suite 106, Fort, Mill. SC 29708. Looking for game programs from 1937 to 1955 and from 1957, 1961, 1962, 1966, and 1986 . The staff for the Shrine Bowl Thanks you in advance! Goal Post Are you a former player, coach, student assistant or official in a Shrine Bowl? Why Not Join us! Send an email to [email protected] for more information. Address Group Was this edition of The Goal Post forwarded to you by a friend? Would you like to be placed on our electronic mailing list to receive this from our office? Just send an email to [email protected] and tell us to put you on our address group. THE GOALPOST A Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas Publication Page 13 THANK YOU TO OUR GREAT SPORTS MEDICAL STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS! Pictures in this edition were furnished by Shrine Bowl Photographer, John Burney; French Harvey, Spartanburg Herald Journal and Carolina Sports, Inc.