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PREP FOOTBALL REPLAY
PHOTOS BY STAN CARROLL / THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL
Cordova, which is ranked fifth in The Associated Press Class 6A state poll and No. 2 in this week’s Commercial Appeal Dandy Dozen, kicks an extra point in the first half Friday night against Collierville. The visiting Wolves improved to 5-0 with their 41-14 Region 4-6A victory over the Dragons, but their schedule is about to get more difficult.
Cordova rolling, but schedule getting tougher
■ Wolves 5-0
THE DANDY DOZEN
How they fared; this week’s opponents
1. Whitehaven (5-0) beat Germantown, 21-14; Friday vs.
Houston
2. Cordova (5-0) beat Booker T. Washington, 41-0;
Friday at Collierville
3. (tie) MUS (5-0) beat South Panola, 29-0; Friday vs.
Ridgeway
CBHS (4-1) beat Cincinnati La Salle 31-18 Saturday;
Friday vs. Sheffield
5. Ridgeway (4-1) beat Millington, 60-6; Friday at MUS
6. Lausanne (4-0) beat Harding, 24-21; Friday at
Covington
7. Harding (3-1) lost to Lausanne, 24-21; Friday at
Magnolia Heights
8. Trezevant (3-2) beat DeSoto Central, 36-14; Sept. 29
vs. MAHS at Melrose
9. Briarcrest (4-1) lost to Hernando, 48-27; Friday vs.
Booker T. Washington
10. East (3-1) was idle; Saturday vs. Melrose at
Fairgrounds
11. Horn Lake (5-0) beat Lake Cormorant, 14-9; Friday
vs. South Panola
12. DeSoto Central (4-1) lost to Trezevant, 36-14; Friday
vs. Columbus
after win over
Collierville
By John Varlas
[email protected]
901-529-2350
With half of the regular season gone, it’s been
so far, so good for Dandy
Dozen No. 2 Cordova. But
the fun is about to begin.
The Wolves, who are
ranked fifth in the state in
6A, improved to 5-0 with
a solid 41-14 victory over
host Collierville on Friday.
It was arguably their most
impressive performance
so far but coach Anthony
Jones isn’t getting ahead of
himself.
“I think we’ve got the
toughest back-end schedule in the state,” said Jones,
referring to Region 4
games yet to come against
Germantown, Arlington,
White Station, Houston
and Whitehaven.
“I take my hat off to
coach (Mike) O’Neill
and Collierville. That’s
got to be one of the best
game-day atmospheres in
Tennessee. That student
section was pretty loud. I
think Collierville is going
to be scary.
“We did some things
well and some things not
so well. ... We’ve still got a
lot to work on.”
Cordova’s county-best
defense, which has given
up just 27 points through
five games under first-year
coordinator Robert Jaques,
held Collierville to 197
yards. Shemar Collier had
a big play on special teams
with a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and
senior quarterback Devin
Coleman ran for a touchdown while completing 18
of 29 passes for 300 yards.
“The number I like best
is zero,” Jones said. “Zero
interceptions. Our offense
has played well; that’s
been a pleasant surprise.
And we’re getting some
great senior leadership on
defense.”
BROTHERS EARN
A STATEMENT WIN
Coach Thomas McDaniel said when you limit
your mistakes, you have a
great chance. Even against
a team as good as Cincinnati La Salle.
Quarterback Keegan
Voss ran for two touchdowns, Jacob Bray kicked
three field goals and the
Brothers (4-1) — tied for
third in the Dandy Dozen
— avoided the turnovers
that have plagued them at
times this season to defeat
the Lancers, the defending
Ohio Division 2 champs,
31-18 on Saturday at Tom
Nix Stadium.
“We didn’t commit any
turnovers on offense and
we had very few penalties,” said McDaniel after
for 93 yards and the clinching touchdown as the Lynx
(4-0) beat the Lions (3-1).
Mario Nolan-Dillard ran
for 89 yards, including a
62-yard touchdown, for
Lausanne. Ty Kimberlin
threw scoring passes of
56 and 25 yards to Nick
Martin.
Cordova senior wide receiver Shemar Collier, who scored on a 95-yard kickoff return, works to
break free from a Collierville defender during the first half Friday night at Collierville.
beating a team it lost to 4914 last year in Cincinnati.
“When you play clean,
you stand a chance. I
think if you lined us up,
we weren’t necessarily
the better looking team
but that’s the beauty of
high school football. Our
defense played lights out
... we ran to the ball and
broke up passes when we
needed to.
“And Keegan played very
well; he hit the throws he
needed to. Our offense did
what it needed to do, which
was make the game ugly.”
Dominick Garrett also
had a touchdown run for
the Brothers, who host
Sheffield on Friday.
THURSDAY NIGHT
LIGHTS
When Cedric Miller
saw the SCIAA schedule
for this season, he was delighted.
“I told them, ‘we love
playing on Thursday
nights,’ the MAHS coach
said. “It’s not a problem for
us. It’s a short week; you
practice hard Monday and
Tuesday and do a walkthrough Wednesday ...
there’s a lot of attention to
detail and there’s no time
for morale to drop.”
Morale is definitely high
at MAHS, which improved
to 4-1 with last Thursday’s
62-6 win over Region 7-2A
rival Martin Luther King
Prep. After opening the
season with a loss to Brighton on the first Friday,
the Lions have won four
straight on Thursdays.
Miller had plenty of
praise for 290-pound lineman Derrick Gainey, tight
end Tyrell Partee, tailback
Justin Rhodes and defensive back Lazarius Wright,
who ranks among the
city’s interception leaders.
But the star of the show
has been Caleb Johnson, a
5-10, 210-pound junior who
rushed for 192 yards and
four touchdowns against
the Rams.
Heading into this week’s
game against Overton —
a rare Friday appearance
for MAHS — Johnson has
rushed for a county-best
1,124 yards and 17 touchdowns through five games.
“He’s already in the top
three of the backs I’ve
coached,” said Miller, who
had successful tenures at
Wooddale and Southwind before taking over
at MAHS last season.
“I can’t say I’m surprised; I saw him in SYS
ball when was in the sixth
or seventh grade and he
was doing the same things
then. We just need to stay
out of his way and let him
do what he does.”
IN OTHER GAMES
(1) Whitehaven 21, Germantown 14: The Tigers
(5-0, 2-0 Region 4-6A)
dodged a huge bullet
against the upset-minded
Red Devils (1-4, 0-2) as
Lesley Mosby connected
with Ka’Dedrick Richardson on a 17-yard touchdown pass with 58.6 seconds to go. Germantown
had tied it at 14 earlier in
the quarter on Myles Guyton’s 68-yard pass to Jaylin
Williams. Whitehaven’s
Kylan Watkins ran for 149
yards and a score.
(T3) MUS 29, South Panola 0: Trey Thomas set
a school record with five
field goals (26, 33, 36, 21,
36) and the Owls (5-0)
held the Tigers to just 62
yards. Thomas has 13 field
goals, tying the county
regular-season record set
by Corbin Peeper of Collierville in 2013. Maurice
Hampton scored on a 23yard fumble return for the
Owls, while intercepting
two passes and breaking
up two others.
(5) Ridgeway 60, Millington 6: Homecoming
for the Roadrunners (4-1,
1-0 Region 8-4A) was over
early as Kundarrius Taylor
caught scoring passes of 20
and 30 yards from Tyrique
Sandusky, 74 from Quincy
Casey and added a 55-yard
punt return touchdown in
the first half. Ridgeway
visits MUS Friday.
(6) Lausanne 24, (7)
Harding 21: Eric Gray ran
(8) Trezevant 36, (12)
DeSoto Central 14: It was
Trailing 6-0 at halftime,
the Crusaders to control
in the third quarter as Tre
Curtis scored on runs of
43 and 3 yards and Jack
Grissom threw a 44-yard
touchdown pass to Matthew Priest. Curtis then
added a 26-yard touchdown run in the fourth to
finish with 176 yards on 22
carries.
Hernando 48, (9) Briarcrest 27: Robert Wilcke
The Mustangs (2-2, 2-0
Region 4-6A) surpassed
last season’s victory total
as Bartlett missed a 22yard field goal attempt on
the final play. Houston’s
Carson Blackfan ran for
169 yards and a score while
Marquavius Weaver of the
Panthers had 194 yards and
a 61-yard TD.
all Bears as Tywon Johnson ran for 123 yards and
two touchdowns while
also scoring on a 73-yard
interception return. Cordarrian Richardson led
the offense with 254 yards
and a score while freshman Desmond Clayton
had five sacks.
ran for three scores (9,
25, 5) and threw scoring
passes of 55 yards to Reese Vanlandingham and
14 to O.D. Wooten as the
Tigers (4-0) won the battle
of unbeatens. Saints quarterback Jackson Walker
threw three touchdown
passes.
(11) Horn Lake 14, Lake
Cormorant 9: The Eagles
improved to 5-0 with the
victory in the Lake Bowl.
Raydarius Jones threw
a 38-yard touchdown to
Ja’Marcus Bradshaw and
also scored on a 22-yard
run.
Bolivar Central 65, Sheffield 20: Trey Lowe com-
pleted 8 of 9 passes for 240
yards and three touchdowns as Bolivar Central
(5-0, 3-0 Region 8-3A)
rolled. Booker Williams
had a terrific game for the
Knights (0-5, 0-2), returning a kickoff 83 yards for a
touchdown and scoring on
runs of 58 and 64.
Brighton 31, Kirby 30:
Linebacker Blake Armour
blocked four punts as well
as a crucial extra point as
the Cardinals (4-1, 2-0)
held off the Cougars (1-3,
1-1) in Region 8-5A.
FACS 27, Northpoint 13:
Houston 14, Bartlett 13:
Oakhaven 30, Manassas
26: The Hawks (1-3, 1-1 Re-
gion 8-2A) got two touchdown runs from Bilbare’
Jones before holding the
Tigers inside their own 10yard line three times in the
fourth quarter. Manassas
quarterback Derick Tucker
had four touchdown passes, two to Tashawn Neal
(43, 32).
St. Benedict 51, Catholic
14: The Eagles (2-2) got
two rushing touchdowns
apiece from Cam Jones and
Parker Cody while holding
the Chargers to minus-49
yards on the ground.
St. George’s 29, Holly
Springs 8: The Gryphons
improved to 3-2 behind
105 yards and three touchdowns (9, 27, 15) from
Chase Hayden.
White Station 45, Arlington 35: John Lyons ran for
132 yards and two scores,
Myles Baker had a 90-yard
kickoff return and Adrian
Felix brought a blocked
punt back 65 yards as the
Spartans (3-2, 2-0 Region
4-6A) won. Tate Kolwyck
threw touchdown passes of
4, 27, 6 and 10 yards — all
to Hunter Goodman — and
had a 21-yard scoring run
for the Tigers (3-2, 0-2).
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SCOREBOARD
FOOTBALL
COLLEGE SCORES
SOUTH
Akron 65, Marshall 38
Alabama 48, Ole Miss 43
Clemson 59, SC State 0
E. Michigan 37, Charlotte 19
ETSU 34, W. Carolina 31
Elon 26, Fayetteville St. 3
Florida 32, North Texas 0
Georgia Southern 23, Louisiana-Monroe 21
Georgia Tech 38, Vanderbilt 7
Hampton 34, Howard 7
Jacksonville St. 27, Coastal Carolina 26
Kentucky 62, New Mexico St. 42
Louisiana-Lafayette 28, South Alabama 23
Louisville 63, Florida St. 20
LSU 23, Mississippi St. 20
Maryland 30, UCF 24, 2OT
Memphis 43, Kansas 7
Mercer 34, Tennessee Tech 27
Miami 45, Appalachian St. 10
Morehead St. 56, Lincoln (Pa.) 6
Navy 21, Tulane 14
NC Central 65, St. Augustine’s 7
NC State 49, Old Dominion 22
Nicholls 35, Incarnate Word 28
North Carolina 56, James Madison 28
Presbyterian 31, Campbell 14
South Carolina 20, East Carolina 15
Tennessee 28, Ohio 19
Tennessee St. 31, Bethune-Cookman 24
Texas A&M 29, Auburn 16
The Citadel 31, Gardner-Webb 24
Troy 37, Southern Miss 31
UT Martin 84, Bacone 6
Virginia Tech 49, Boston College 0
Wake Forest 38, Delaware 21
William & Mary 35, Norfolk St. 10
Wofford 59, Johnson C. Smith 0
EAST
Brown 35, Bryant 27
Colgate 55, Yale 13
Cornell 24, Bucknell 16
Duquesne 34, Dayton 20
Lehigh 49, Penn 28
Penn St. 34, Temple 27
Princeton 35, Lafayette 31
Rutgers 37, New Mexico 28
Sacred Heart 31, Marist 6
South Florida 45, Syracuse 20
St. Francis (Pa.) 13, Columbia 9
Stony Brook 42, Richmond 14
UConn 13, Virginia 10
UMass 21, FIU 13
Villanova 40, Towson 14
MIDWEST
Ball St. 41, E. Kentucky 14
Butler 27, Taylor 14
Cent. Michigan 44, UNLV 21
Drake 28, McKendree 16
E. Illinois 24, Illinois St. 21
Georgia 28, Missouri 27
Kansas St. 63, FAU 7
Kent St. 27, Monmouth (NJ) 7
Michigan 45, Colorado 28
Michigan St. 36, Notre Dame 28
Middle Tennessee 41, Bowling Green 21
N. Dakota St. 23, Iowa 21
Nebraska 35, Oregon 32
North Dakota 47, South Dakota 44, 2OT
Northwestern 24, Duke 13
San Diego St. 42, N. Illinois 28
Toledo 52, Fresno St. 17
Valparaiso 49, Trinity (Ill.) 24
W. Kentucky 31, Miami (Ohio) 24
W. Michigan 34, Illinois 10
Wisconsin 23, Georgia St. 17
Youngstown St. 38, Robert Morris 0
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas 42, Texas St. 3
Army 66, UTEP 14
Oklahoma St. 45, Pittsburgh 38
SMU 29, Liberty 14
TCU 41, Iowa St. 20
Texas Tech 59, Louisiana Tech 45
Tulsa 58, NC A&T 21
FAR WEST
Colorado St. 47, N. Colorado 21
Montana St. 55, W. Oregon 0
Oregon St. 37, Idaho St. 7
Stanford 27, Southern Cal 10
Washington 41, Portland St. 3
Washington St. 56, Idaho 6
Wyoming 45, UC Davis 22
COLLEGE SUMMARIES
LOCAL
BERRY 34, RHODES 10
Berry
7 7 3 17—34
Rhodes
7 0 0 3—10
First Quarter
BER—Ciresi 60 pass from Adcock
(Blanchard kick), 14:38
RHO—Box 44 pass from Settles (Edmiston kick), 11:58
Second Quarter
BER—Ciresi 30 pass from Adcock
(Blanchard kick), 12:19
Third Quarter
BER—FG Blanchard 35, 7:23
Fourth Quarter
BER—Blanchard 38 FG, 14:54
BER—Ciresi 24 pass from Dale
(Blanchard kick), 13:47
BER—Lilly 29 pass from Dale
(Blanchard kick), 9:44
RHO—FG Edmiston 39, 7:12
BER
RHO
First downs
21
23
Rushes-yards
38-121
31-33
Passing
312
324
Comp-Att-Int
17-30-0
25-56-2
Return Yards
84
85
Punts-Avg.
4-40.0
4-35.2
Fumbles-Lost
1-1
2-1
Penalties-Yards
13-93
3-15
Time of Possession 30:01
29:52
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — Berry, Dale 9-46, Lowe 1744, Collins 5-24, Stone 6-16, Adcock 1-(minus 9). Rhodes, Sherrell 12-47, McKay 4-6,
Douglas 1-1, Yarborough 1-(minus 5),
Settles 10-(minus 16), Team 1-(minus 5).
PASSING — Berry, Adcock 9-17-0-172,
Dale 8-12-0-140, Jackson 0-1-0-0. Rhodes,
Settles 15-33-2-217, Yarborough 10-230-107.
RECEIVING — Berry, Ciresi 6-158, Lilly
3-66, Weldon 2-27, Jones 2-24, Collins
1-18, Lowe 2-11, White Jr. 1-8. Rhodes,
Box 9-144, King 5-49, Windatt 3-42, Lucas
3-37, Loud 2-25, Henyon 1-17, Crosby 1-10,
Sherrell 1-0.
SEC
(1) ALABAMA 48, (17) OLE MISS 43
Alabama
3 14 17 14—48
Mississippi
7 17 3 16—43
First Quarter
MIS—Judd 23 run (Wunderlich kick),
13:15
BAMA—FG Griffith 32, 5:59
Second Quarter
MIS—FG Wunderlich 23, 7:47
MIS—Engram 63 pass from Kelly (Wunderlich kick), 4:48
MIS—Youngblood 44 fumble return
(Wunderlich kick), 2:59
BAMA—Ridley 6 run (Griffith kick), 2:15
BAMA—E.Jackson 85 punt return (Griffith
kick), 1:24
Third Quarter
BAMA—Payne 3 fumble return (Griffith
kick), 11:57
BAMA—FG Griffith 30, 6:09
MIS—FG Wunderlich 18, 1:50
BAMA—Scarbrough 1 run (Griffith
kick), :20
Fourth Quarter
MIS—FG Wunderlich 38, 13:21
BAMA—D.Harris 1 run (Griffith kick),
7:40
BAMA—Allen 75 interception return
(Griffith kick), 5:44
MIS—Stringfellow 5 pass from Kelly
(Wunderlich kick), 3:03
MIS—A.Brown 37 pass from Kelly (pass
failed), 2:59
BAMA
MIS
First downs
23
23
Rushes-yards
48-334
32-106
Passing
158
421
Comp-Att-Int
19-31-0
26-41-1
Return Yards
174
35
Punts-Avg.
5-34.2
6-32.5
Fumbles-Lost
3-1
1-1
Penalties-Yards
9-75
6-65
Time of Possession 35:19
24:41
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—Alabama, Hurts 18-146,
D.Harris 16-144, Jacobs 3-33, Scarbrough
7-13, Ridley 2-2, C.Robinson 0-0, (Team)
2-(minus 4). Ole Miss, Kelly 13-48, Judd
15-45, Brazley 3-10, Pennamon 1-3.
PASSING—Alabama, Hurts 19-31-0-158.
Ole Miss, Kelly 26-41-1-421.
RECEIVING—Alabama, Ridley 8-81,
A.Stewart 4-2, Dieter 2-47, O.Howard
2-24, D.Harris 2-1, Hentges 1-3. Ole Miss,
Engram 9-138, Jefferson 6-91, Stringfellow
4-87, A.Brown 2-48, Lodge 2-32, Adeboyejo
2-22, Brazley 1-3.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—Alabama,
Griffith 47.
(15) TENNESSEE 28, OHIO 19
Ohio
6 6 7 0—19
Tennessee
7 7 7 7—28
First Quarter
TEN—Malone 20 pass from Dobbs
(Medley kick), 14:27
OHI—FG Zervos 38, 8:50
OHI—FG Zervos 29, 3:09
Second Quarter
TEN—Hurd 1 run (Medley kick), 14:42
OHI—FG Zervos 30, 11:55
OHI—FG Zervos 30, 6:07
Third Quarter
TEN—Dobbs 13 run (Medley kick), 5:05
OHI—Reid 4 pass from Windham (Zervos kick), 1:15
Fourth Quarter
TEN—Malone 20 pass from Dobbs
(Medley kick), 11:15
A—101,362.
OHI
TEN
First downs
17
23
Rushes-yards
30-88
42-201
Passing
230
203
Comp-Att-Int
23-46-0
19-27-1
Return Yards
-9
106
Punts-Avg.
7-41.71
6-40.83
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
5-0
Penalties-Yards
5-30
9-94
Time of Possession 30:24
29:36
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—Ohio, Windham 9-39,
D.Brown 8-22, White 8-21, Emanuele 5-6.
UT, Kamara 11-67, Hurd 15-61, Dobbs 1459, J.Kelly 2-14.
PASSING—Ohio, Windham 23-46-0-230.
UT, Dobbs 19-27-1-203.
RECEIVING—Ohio, S.Smith 9-156, Reid
4-29, Cope 4-20, Mangen 2-13, White 2-6,
Belack 1-5, M.Morgan 1-1. UT, Malone 5-69,
Croom 3-54, P.Williams 3-25, Jennings 3-24,
Byrd 2-15, Kamara 2-9, Et.Wolf 1-7.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—UT, Medley 55.
(20) TEXAS A&M 29, AUBURN 16
Texas A&M
3 13 3 10—29
Auburn
7 3 0 6—16
First Quarter
AUB—Pettway 1 run (Carlson kick),
7:14
TXAM—FG LaCamera 46, 1:48
Second Quarter
TXAM—J.Reynolds 5 pass from Knight
(LaCamera kick), 12:11
TXAM—FG LaCamera 35, 5:43
TXAM—FG LaCamera 31, 1:57
AUB—FG Carlson 37, :07
Third Quarter
TXAM—FG LaCamera 25, 1:07
Fourth Quarter
TXAM—FG LaCamera 26, 10:17
TXAM—Tra.Williams 89 run (LaCamera
kick), 7:16
AUB—K.Johnson 2 run (pass failed),
3:07
TXAM
AUB
First downs
19
26
Rushes-yards
37-231
54-236
Passing
247
163
Comp-Att-Int
20-40-0
22-35-0
Return Yards
0
40
Punts-Avg.
7-41.14
9-35.0
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
1-1
Penalties-Yards
9-70
6-28
Time of Possession 28:56
31:04
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—Texas A&M, Tra.Williams
8-127, Knight 12-42, K.Ford 10-28, Kirk
2-24, J.White 3-16, (Team) 2-(minus 6).
Auburn, Pettway 20-123, K.Johnson 1560, Franklin 9-47, R.Davis 1-8, J.Smith 1-0,
S.White 8-(minus 2).
PASSING—Texas A&M, Knight 20-40-0247. Auburn, S.White 18-27-0-126, Franklin
4-8-0-37.
RECEIVING—Texas A&M, J.Reynolds
7-98, Kirk 5-22, Seals-Jones 3-38, Tra.Williams 3-30, Noil 2-59. Auburn, Stevens 8-86,
R.Davis 5-36, M.Davis 3-23, Hastings 3-9,
K.Johnson 2-(minus 2), K.Davis 1-11.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.
(22) LSU 23, MISSISSIPPI ST. 20
Mississippi St.
0 3 3 14—20
LSU
14 9 0 0—23
First Quarter
LSU—Chark 37 pass from Etling (Delahoussaye kick), 9:37
LSU—Le.Fournette 5 run (Delahoussaye kick), :41
Second Quarter
LSU—Le.Fournette 25 run (kick failed),
8:39
MSST—FG Graves 41, 3:37
LSU—FG Delahoussaye 27, :11
Third Quarter
MSST—FG Graves 37, 6:45
Fourth Quarter
MSST—Dam.Williams 1 run (Graves
kick), 4:15
MSST—Ross 7 pass from Dam.Williams
(Graves kick), 3:38
MSST
LSU
First downs
14
22
Rushes-yards
32-56
39-177
Passing
214
215
Comp-Att-Int
17-32-0
19-32-0
Return Yards
41
96
Punts-Avg.
7-37.42
5-49.0
Fumbles-Lost
2-1
2-1
Penalties-Yards
5-35
7-56
Time of Possession 27:16
32:44
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—MSU, Shumpert 6-34, Holloway 5-15, Fitzgerald 13-13, Mixon 1-4,
Ae.Williams 2-4, (Team) 1-(minus 2), Dam.
Williams 3-(minus 5), Ross 1-(minus 7).
LSU, Le.Fournette 28-147, Etling 3-23,
Guice 5-19, Moreau 0-0, (Team) 1-(minus
4), Chark 2-(minus 8).
PASSING—MSU, Fitzgerald 12-240-120, Dam.Williams 5-8-0-94. LSU,
Le.Fournette 0-1-0-0, Dupre 0-1-0-0, Etling
19-30-0-215.
RECEIVING—MSU, Ross 6-89, D.Gray
3-86, Holloway 2-14, Ae.Williams 2-11,
J.Thomas 2-7, Myles 1-7, Mixon 1-0. LSU,
Dupre 4-54, Dural 4-40, Le.Fournette 4-27,
Chark 3-52, Moore 2-9, Moreau 1-18, Guice
1-15.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.
(23) FLORIDA 32, NORTH TEXAS 0
North Texas
0 0 0 0— 0
Florida
5 14 0 13—32
First Quarter
FLA—safety, 13:13
FLA—FG Pineiro 22, 8:53
Second Quarter
FLA—Cronkrite 6 run (Pineiro kick),
12:37
FLA—Perine 2 run (Pineiro kick), 3:06
Fourth Quarter
FLA—M.Thompson 20 run (pass failed),
13:53
FLA—Scarlett 1 run (Pineiro kick), 7:25
NTX
FLA
First downs
8
26
Rushes-yards
28-(min
43-255
Passing
66
216
Comp-Att-Int
6-22-1
16-29-1
Return Yards
42
35
Punts-Avg.
9-42.88
4-43.5
Fumbles-Lost
1-0
1-0
Penalties-Yards
7-70
11-97
Time of Possession 23:47
36:13
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—North Texas, J.Wilson
10-26, Ivery 6-11, Tucker 2-5, T.Wilson
1-(minus 10), Fine 9-(minus 45). Florida,
M.Thompson 11-85, Scarlett 11-62, Perine
11-57, Cronkrite 9-46, Appleby 1-5.
PASSING—North Texas, Fine 6-22-1-66.
Florida, Appleby 2-4-0-30, Del Rio 14-251-186.
RECEIVING—North Texas, T.Thompson
3-50, Ivery 2-12, Buyers 1-4. Florida, Goolsby 3-40, Cronkrite 3-22, B.Powell 3-20,
Hammond 2-72, Perine 1-29, Fulwood 1-15,
Swain 1-10, Lewis 1-4, Worton 1-4.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.
(24) ARKANSAS 42, TEXAS ST. 3
Texas St.
0 0 3 0— 3
Arkansas
14 21 7 0—42
First Quarter
ARK—Hatcher 9 pass from Allen (Hedlund kick), 9:22
ARK—K.Walker 1 run (Hedlund kick),
4:39
Second Quarter
ARK—Pulley 25 interception return
(Hedlund kick), 11:40
ARK—Sprinkle 10 pass from Allen
(Hedlund kick), 5:29
ARK—R.Williams 1 run (Hedlund kick),
:48
Third Quarter
TXST—FG Sherman 39, 10:02
ARK—R.Williams 15 run (Hedlund
kick), 1:08
TXST
ARK
First downs
8
27
Rushes-yards
26-22
44-226
Passing
83
241
Comp-Att-Int
11-26-1
16-22-0
Return Yards
54
27
Punts-Avg.
8-45.5
4-43.25
Fumbles-Lost
0-0
1-1
Penalties-Yards
5-45
7-40
Time of Possession 25:31
34:29
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—Texas St., Mayberry 10-34,
Printz 2-19, Worrell 4-2, T.Jones 10-(minus
33). Arkansas, R.Williams 19-121, Whaley
11-50, K.Walker 7-23, Reed 1-15, Allen 4-15,
Mitchell 2-2.
PASSING—Texas St., T.Jones 11-26-183. Arkansas, Allen 16-21-0-241, Toliver
0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING—Texas St., Mayberry 3-13,
Morbley 2-19, Schrade 2-12, T.Watts 2-6,
King 1-24, Luna 1-9. Arkansas, Hatcher
3-96, Hollister 3-38, D.Morgan 3-28,
Sprinkle 3-20, Reed 2-36, Cantrell 1-12,
K.Walker 1-11.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.
GEORGIA TECH 38, VANDERBILT 7
Vanderbilt
7 0 0 0— 7
Georgia Tech
14 3 14 7—38
First Quarter
GT—M.Marshall 81 pass from
Ju.Thomas (Butker kick), 14:54
VAN—Lipscomb 10 pass from Shurmur
(Openshaw kick), 9:25
GT—Mills 15 run (Butker kick), 4:59
Second Quarter
GT—FG Butker 41, :26
Third Quarter
GT—Mills 4 run (Butker kick), 6:08
GT—Mills 5 run (Butker kick), 1:03
Fourth Quarter
GT—Lynch 77 pass from Jordan (Butker
kick), 13:00
VAN
GT
First downs
17
21
Rushes-yards
30-85
46-289
Passing
190
222
Comp-Att-Int
20-31-1
8-17-1
Return Yards
64
50
Punts-Avg.
8-40.12
4-35.75
Fumbles-Lost
0-0
1-0
Penalties-Yards
5-45
4-55
Time of Possession 30:28
29:32
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—Vanderbilt, Webb 18-69,
Blasingame 5-11, Rivers 2-6, Freebeck
1-2, Crawford 2-1, Shurmur 2-(minus 4).
Georgia Tech, Ju.Thomas 11-84, Lynch
3-77, Mills 14-58, Green 2-23, Searcy 2-12,
Willis 1-11, McClellan 1-9, M.Marshall 3-8,
L.Griffin 2-3, Jordan 2-2, T.Marshall 5-2.
PASSING—Vanderbilt, Shurmur 17-261-149, Freebeck 3-5-0-41. Georgia Tech,
Ju.Thomas 6-13-0-136, Jordan 1-2-1-77,
T.Marshall 1-1-0-9, (Team) 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING—Vanderbilt, Lipscomb
6-59, Scott 3-31, Pinkney 3-24, Sherfield
2-22, Webb 2-15, Duncan 1-22, Marcus
1-8, Rivers 1-7, Rayford 1-2. Georgia Tech,
Lynch 2-87, Searcy 2-25, M.Marshall 1-81,
Stewart 1-16, Philpott 1-9, Mills 1-4.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.
SOUTH CAROLINA 20,
EAST CAROLINA 15
East Carolina
3 3 0 9—15
South Carolina
17 0 0 3—20
First Quarter
SC—McIlwain 9 run (Fry kick), 14:48
SC—McIlwain 10 run (Fry kick), 10:53
SC—FG Fry 37, 8:03
ECU—FG Plowman 32, 3:41
Second Quarter
ECU—FG Plowman 43, 12:11
Fourth Quarter
ECU—FG Plowman 45, 8:48
SC—FG Fry 39, 6:30
ECU—D.Anderson 4 pass from Nelson
(pass failed), 2:35
ECU
SC
First downs
35
13
Rushes-yards
34-123
25-117
Passing
400
195
Comp-Att-Int
44-57-2
16-28-0
Return Yards
38
80
Punts-Avg.
2-41.5
5-37.6
Fumbles-Lost
2-2
0-0
Penalties-Yards
8-75
7-65
Time of Possession 38:25
21:35
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—ECU, Summers 11-71,
A.Scott 10-48, Z.Jones 2-11, D.Anderson
2-5, Nelson 9-(minus 12). South Carolina,
Da.Williams 7-67, McIlwain 9-34, A..Turner
6-13, Davis 1-7, (Team) 2-(minus 4).
PASSING—ECU, Nelson 44-57-2-400.
South Carolina, McIlwain 16-28-0-195.
RECEIVING—ECU, Z.Jones 22-190,
Q.Johnson 7-59, D.Anderson 5-33, Farrier 3-58, Ji.Williams 2-44, Baggett 2-18,
A.Scott 2-4, Summers 1-(minus 6). South
Carolina, Edwards 5-68, Crosby 4-31, Hurst
2-43, Davis 2-32, August 2-5, Da.Williams
1-16.
MISSED FIELD GOALS—ECU, Plowman 25.
AREA
LATE FRIDAY
UTAH ST. 34, ARKANSAS ST. 20
Arkansas St.
0 0 14 6—20
Utah St.
17 7 3 7—34
First Quarter
UTS—Tarver 4 pass from Myers (Warren kick), 11:36
UTS—FG Warren 38, 4:56
UTS—Hobbs 1 run (Warren kick), 2:10
Second Quarter
UTS—Lindsey 28 run (Warren kick),
14:09
Third Quarter
ARKS—Wand 4 run (J.Houston kick),
11:25
ARKS—Paschal 44 pass from Hansen
(J.Houston kick), 8:27
UTS—FG Warren 30, 5:39
Fourth Quarter
ARKS—FG J.Houston 23, 13:34
ARKS—FG J.Houston 22, 7:34
UTS—Lindsey 1 run (Warren kick), :31
ARKS
UTS
First downs
16
19
Rushes-yards
31-70
47-198
Passing
287
136
Comp-Att-Int
20-33-2
11-25-1
Return Yards
36
79
Punts-Avg.
7-34.71
8-35.37
Fumbles-Lost
1-1
2-0
Penalties-Yards
18-129
6-54
Time of Possession 29:17
30:43
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—ASU, Wand 15-61, Hansen
7-8, White 7-6, Voytik 2-(minus 5). Utah St.,
Lindsey 19-98, Myers 11-63, Hunt 10-20,
Bright 3-10, Hobbs 2-5, Hervey 2-2.
PASSING—ASU, Voytik 2-6-1-10,
Echols-Luper 0-1-0-0, Hansen 18-26-1-277.
Utah St., Myers 11-25-1-136.
RECEIVING—ASU, Mack 7-82, Sanders
4-35, Paschal 3-65, C.Murray 2-64, EcholsLuper 2-38, Stowers 1-5, Wand 1-(minus
2). Utah St., W.Houston 3-28, Tarver 3-24,
Lewis 2-73, Lindsey 1-12, Rodriguez 1-1,
Hunt 1-(minus 2).
MISSED FIELD GOALS—None.
PREPS
CROSS COUNTRY
SUMMARY
TENNESSEE CLASSIC
At Nashville
TOP 12 BOYS: Wilson Central 29,
Bartlett 95, Franklin 149, Arlington 167,
South-Doyle 169, Sovereign Grace 189,
Science Hill 210, Siegel 240, Louisville
Ballard 254, Signal Mountain 297, MUS
318, St. Benedict 324. TOP OVERALL
FINISHER — Alex Crigger (Science Hill),
16:13.60.
TOP 10 LOCAL FINISHERS — 6. Luke
McNair (Bartlett), 16:54.50; 7. Ryan Redman (Arlington), 16:59.90.
VOLLEYBALL SCORES
BACK 2 BORO TOURNAMENT
At Murfreesboro Siegel
POOL PLAY
Harding 25-25, St. Cecilia 11-12
Harding 26-25-16, Page 28-20-14
GOLD BRACKET QUARTERFINALS
Harding 15-25-15, Centennial 25-20-9
GOLD SEMIFINALS
Harding 25-25, Mt. Juliet 23-16
GOLD CHAMPIONSHIP
Harding 25-18-15, Siegel 23-25-8
GIRLS SOCCER SUMMARY
LATE FRIDAY
MUNFORD 1, LAUSANNE 1
Munford............................... 0 1 — 1
Lausanne............................. 1 0 — 1
Goals — Munford, Kasey Moore;
Lausanne, Dahlia Katz (PK). Keepers —
Munford, Taylor Savage; Lausanne, Fiona
Toomey. Records — Munford 8-3-1, Lausanne 6-2-1.
LATEST LINE
(Home team in caps)
NFL
Favorite
DETROIT
HOUSTON
NEW ENGLAND
Baltimore
PITTSBURGH
WASHINGTON
NY GIANTS
CAROLINA
ARIZONA
Seattle
DENVER
OAKLAND
SAN DIEGO
Green Bay
Favorite
CHICAGO
(Sunday)
Pts
6
1½
6
5½
3½
3
5
13½
7
6½
6
4½
3
2½
(Monday)
Pts
3
Underdog
Tennessee
Kansas City
Miami
CLEVELAND
Cincinnati
Dallas
New Orleans
San Francisco
Tampa Bay
LOS ANGELES
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Jacksonville
MINNESOTA
Underdog
Philadelphia
GOLF
LPGA EVIAN
CHAMPIONSHIP
At Evian Resort Golf Club
Evian-les-Bains, France
Purse: $3.25 million
Yardage: 6,482; Par: 71 (35-36)
THIRD ROUND
In Gee Chun 63-66-65—194
Sung Hyun Park .................63-68-67—198
Shanshan Feng ..................64-67-69—200
So Yeon Ryu........................66-66-69—201
In-Kyung Kim .....................70-69-64—203
Angela Stanford ................65-68-71—204
Sei Young Kim ....................69-71-65—205
Jane Park............................71-68-67—206
Haru Nomura .....................68-69-69—206
Brooke M. Henderson .......69-71-67—207
Gerina Piller .......................68-72-67—207
Jennifer Song.....................68-67-72—207
Jodi Ewart Shadoff ............73-71-64—208
Xi Yu Lin ..............................68-71-69—208
Danielle Kang.....................68-68-72—208
Brittany Lincicome............68-66-74—208
Mika Miyazato ...................73-66-70—209
Anna Nordqvist..................71-68-70—209
Annie Park..........................64-73-72—209
Candie Kung.......................69-67-73—209
Hyo Joo Kim........................72-70-68—210
Emily K. Pedersen..............72-69-69—210
Ha Na Jang..........................70-71-69—210
Ariya Jutanugarn...............73-67-70—210
Carlota Ciganda ................70-68-72—210
Yani Tseng ..........................69-69-72—210
Karine Icher .......................71-70-70—211
Moriya Jutanugarn............69-71-71—211
Ally McDonald ...................70-69-72—211
Lexi Thompson ..................73-70-69—212
Hee Young Park..................70-72-70—212
Mi Jung Hur ........................71-69-72—212
Tiffany Joh..........................69-71-72—212
Amy Yang ...........................69-71-72—212
Lee-Anne Pace ...................71-68-73—212
Jin Young Ko .......................68-74-71—213
Cheyenne Woods...............71-70-72—213
Jenny Shin ..........................69-71-73—213
Chella Choi.........................71-68-74—213
Jessica Korda.....................69-70-74—213
Megan Khang.....................69-70-74—213
Lydia Ko ..............................70-68-75—213
Sarah Jane Smith...............69-69-75—213
Eun-Hee Ji...........................66-68-79—213
Pornanong Phatlum..........74-71-69—214
Kelly W Shon ......................74-71-69—214
Suzann Pettersen ..............73-70-71—214
Isabelle Boineau................72-71-71—214
Joanna Klatten...................72-70-72—214
Charley Hull .......................71-70-73—214
Paula Reto ..........................74-70-71—215
Su Oh...................................73-71-71—215
Catriona Matthew.............73-70-72—215
Sandra Gal..........................71-72-72—215
Stacy Lewis ........................70-72-73—215
Marina Alex........................69-72-74—215
Nuria Iturrios .....................73-72-71—216
CHAMPIONS NATURE
VALLEY FIRST
At B-Pebble Beach GL;
7,040-yards; par 72
At H-Poppy Hills GC; 7,002-yards, par 71
Pebble Beach, Calif.
Purse: $2 million
MEMPHIS AREA GOLFERS
Loren Roberts: Shot 73H-68B—141
(2-under), 6 shots behind the leader.
PARTIAL SECOND ROUND
Kevin Sutherland............... 67H-68B—135
Paul Broadhurst................. 66B-70H—136
Woody Austin..................... 69B-69H—138
Greg Kraft........................... 70H-68B—138
Jerry Smith......................... 72B-67H—139
Joe Durant .......................... 70B-69H—139
Bernhard Langer ............... 70H-69B—139
Stephen Ames ................... 69B-70H—139
Mike Goodes ...................... 70B-69H—139
Gene Sauers....................... 68B-72H—140
Scott Verplank ................... 70H-70B—140
Fred Funk............................ 74H-66B—140
Scott Dunlap ...................... 68H-72B—140
Jay Don Blake ..................... 68B-72H—140
Marco Dawson................... 69H-72B—141
Loren Roberts ...................73H-68B—141
Kirk Triplett ........................ 71B-70H—141
Steve Pate .......................... 68H-74B—142
Tom Pernice Jr.................... 67H-75B—142
Tom Lehman....................... 71B-71H—142
Note: Six golfers unable to complete
round.
WEB.COM ALBERTSONS
BOISE OPEN
At Hillcrest Country Club
Boise, Idaho
Purse: $1 million
Yardage: 6,880; Par 71 (36-35)
THIRD ROUND
Michael Thompson ...........67-66-64—197
Scott Stallings ...................66-65-66—197
Miguel Angel Carballo ......67-64-67—198
Andrew Johnston ..............66-63-70—199
Austin Cook........................68-66-66—200
Mackenzie Hughes............68-64-68—200
Greg Eason.........................69-67-65—201
Alex Prugh..........................68-67-66—201
Gonzalo Fdez-Castano......68-68-66—202
Andres Gonzales................68-68-66—202
Grayson Murray.................71-67-64—202
Adam Schenk.....................64-69-69—202
Keith Mitchell.....................64-68-70—202
FALL CLASSIC
(MEMBER-GUEST)
At Germantown Country Club
OVERALL CHAMPIONS — Jeff Brannon/
Carey Kitzens
RUNNER-UP — Cobb Andrews/Matt
Cooper
SECRETARIAT FLIGHT
1. Cobb Andrews/Matt Cooper, 32
points; 2. Gaven Fechter/David Oxley,
25.5 points.
AFFIRMED FLIGHT
1. Matt Cowan/Brad White, 32 points;
2. Jim Black/Paul Maynard, 31 points.
MAN O’ WAR FLIGHT
1. Stewart Carlin/David Carlin, 30
points; 2. Jim Brannon Jr./Kelly Steely,
29.5 points.
BOLD RULER FLIGHT
1. Scott Brown/Brian Ritchie, 29 points;
2. Bill Bradley/Sam Bradley, 26.5 points.
SEABISCUIT FLIGHT
1. Brett Kaufman/Jason Wyper, 30.5
points; 2. Steven Garrett/Doug Garrett,
29.5 points.
CITATION FLIGHT
1. John Sandor/Richard Booe, 31
points; 2. Chris Demos/John Demos, 27
points.
WAR ADMIRAL FLIGHT
1. David Peterson/Tim Peterson, 32.5
points; 2. Rob Dorris/Robbie Wedemeyer,
28.5 points.
SEATTLE SLEW FLIGHT
1. Ray Scher/D. Smith, 33 points; 2.
Brian Kinney/Steve Gaunce, 24.5 points.
BARBARO FLIGHT
1. Steve Chandler/James Holcomb,
30 points; 2. Tony Smith/Lou Chiozza, 28
points.
AMERICAN PHARAOH FLIGHT
1. Jeff Brannon/Carey Kitzens, 29.5
points; 2. Garen Haddad/Marty Grusin,
28 points.
HOLES-IN-ONE
At North Creek
Dicky Allen aced the 113-yard No. 2
using a pitching wedge.
At Ridgeway Country Club
Kevin Kelley aced the 150-yard No. 13
using a 7-iron.
Charter Team Owner Points, 18th. 19. (5)
Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, Charter Team
Owner Points, 19th. 20. (6) Trevor Bayne,
Ford, Charter Team Owner Points, 20th. 21.
(47) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, Charter
Team Owner Points, 21st. 22. (21) Ryan
Blaney, Ford, Open Team Owner Points,
22nd. 23. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford,
Charter Team Owner Points, 23rd. 24. (16)
Greg Biffle, Ford, Charter Team Owner
Points, 24th. 25. (10) Danica Patrick,
Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points,
25th. 26. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet,
Charter Team Owner Points, 26th. 27.
(43) Aric Almirola, Ford, Charter Team
Owner Points, 27th. 28. (15) Clint Bowyer,
Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points,
28th. 29. (13) Casey Mears, Chevrolet,
Charter Team Owner Points, 29th. 30.
(95) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, Charter
Team Owner Points, 30th. 31. (38) Landon
Cassill, Ford, Charter Team Owner Points,
31st. 32. (23) David Ragan, Toyota, Charter
Team Owner Points, 32nd. 33. (7) Regan
Smith, Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner
Points, 33rd. 34. (44) Brian Scott, Ford,
Charter Team Owner Points, 34th. 35. (83)
Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, Charter Team
Owner Points, 35th. 36. (98) Cole Whitt,
Chevrolet, Open Team Owner Points, 36th.
37. (46) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points, 37th. 38. (32) Joey
Gase, Ford, Charter Team Owner Points,
38th. 39. (55) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet,
Open Team Owner Points, 39th. 40. (30)
Josh Wise, Chevrolet, Open Team Owner
Points, 40th.
XFINITY DRIVE
FOR SAFETY 300
At Chicagoland Speedway
Joliet, Ill.
Lap length: 1.500 miles
(Start position in parentheses)
1. (5) Erik Jones, Toyota, 200 laps, 0 rating, 44 points. 2. (8) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 200, 0, 0. 3. (4) Elliott Sadler, Chevrolet,
200, 0, 39. 4. (2) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 200,
0, 38. 5. (3) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 200,
0, 37. 6. (7) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 200,
0, 0. 7. (9) Joey Logano, Ford, 200, 0, 0. 8.
(12) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, 200, 0,
34. 9. (6) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 200, 0,
0. 10. (40) Brandon Jones, Chevrolet, 200,
0, 31. 11. (10) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 200, 0,
30. 12. (17) Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 200, 0,
29. 13. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 200, 0, 0. 14.
(19) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, 200, 0, 27. 15. (13)
Blake Koch, Chevrolet, 200, 0, 26. 16. (18)
Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, 200, 0, 25. 17.
(20) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 200, 0, 25. 18.
(23) David Starr, Chevrolet, 199, 0, 23. 19.
(26) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, 199, 0,
22. 20. (15) Darrell Wallace Jr, Ford, 198, 0,
21. 21. (11) Brennan Poole, Chevrolet, 198,
0, 20. 22. (21) Dakoda Armstrong, Toyota,
198, 0, 19. 23. (29) Martin Roy, Chevrolet,
198, 0, 18. 24. (25) B J McLeod, Ford, 197,
0, 17. 25. (22) Timmy Hill, Toyota, 196, 0, 0.
26. (31) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 196, 0, 15.
27. (33) Ryan Ellis, Ford, 194, 0, 14. 28. (32)
Ray Black Jr., Chevrolet, 184, 0, 13. 29. (34)
Jordan Anderson, Chevrolet, transmission,
151, 0, 0. 30. (36) Mike Harmon, Dodge,
fuelpump, 126, 0, 11. 31. (28) Jeff Green,
Toyota, garage, 110, 0, 10. 32. (14) Ryan
Reed, Ford, accident, 101, 0, 9. 33. (27) Travis Kvapil, Ford, engine, 82, 0, 0. 34. (35)
Morgan Shepherd, Chevrolet, handling,
49, 0, 7. 35. (39) Spencer Boyd, Chevrolet, garage, 43, 0, 0. 36. (38) Dexter Bean,
Chevrolet, reargear, 36, 0, 5. 37. (30) Derrike Cope, Chevrolet, accident, 27, 0, 4. 38.
(37) Carl Long, Dodge, garage, 16, 0, 3. 39.
(16) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, fuelpump,
9, 0, 2. 40. (24) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota,
electrical, 3, 0, 0.
SOCCER
MLS STANDINGS
EASTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pts GF
Toronto FC 13 8 7 46 41
NY City FC
12 9 9 45 51
New York
12 9 8 44 49
Philadelphia 11 11 8 41 49
Montreal
9 9 11 38 43
New England 9 12 9 36 37
D.C. United
7 9 13 34 39
Orlando City 7 8 13 34 47
Chicago
6 13 9 27 35
Columbus
5 11 11 26 36
WESTERN CONFERENCE
W L T Pts GF
FC Dallas
15 8 7 52 47
Los Angeles 11 4 14 47 49
Colorado
12 5 10 46 29
Real Salt Lake 12 9 8 44 42
Portland
11 11 8 41 45
Sporting KC 11 12 6 39 35
Seattle
10 13 5 35 34
Vancouver
9 14 7 34 37
San Jose
7 8 12 33 27
Houston
5 11 11 26 32
Note: Three points for victory,
point for tie.
Saturday’s Games
Seattle 1, Vancouver 0
Portland 2, Philadelphia 1
FC Dallas 2, NY City FC 2, tie
Columbus 4, Orlando City 1
New England 3, Montreal 1
San Jose at Colorado, late
Houston at Real Salt Lake, late
Friday’s Game
D.C. United 2, Chicago 2, tie
Sunday’s Games
Los Angeles at Sporting KC, 1 p.m.
New York at Toronto FC, 4 p.m.
Friday qualifying ccd., rain; race Sunday
At Chicagoland Speedway
Joliet, Ill.
Lap length: 1.5 miles
(Car number in parentheses)
1. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, Charter
Team Owner Points, 1st. 2. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Charter Team Owner Points,
2nd. 3. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, Charter Team Owner Points, 3rd. 4. (4) Kevin
Harvick, Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner
Points, 4th. 5. (19) Carl Edwards, Toyota,
Charter Team Owner Points, 5th. 6. (78)
Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Charter Team
Owner Points, 6th. 7. (20) Matt Kenseth,
Toyota, Charter Team Owner Points, 7th.
8. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points, 8th. 9. (22) Joey
Logano, Ford, Charter Team Owner Points,
9th. 10. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points, 10th. 11. (14) Tony
Stewart, Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner
Points, 11th. 12. (41) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points, 12th. 13.
(34) Chris Buescher, Ford, Charter Team
Owner Points, 13th. 14. (24) Chase Elliott,
Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points,
14th. 15. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet,
Charter Team Owner Points, 15th. 16. (1)
Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Charter Team
Owner Points, 16th. 17. (88) Alex Bowman,
Chevrolet, Charter Team Owner Points,
17th. 18. (31) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet,
GA
39
32
24
41
45
35
37
46
30
37
one
COLLEGE WOMEN SUMMARY
LATE FRIDAY
MEMPHIS 2, OKLAHOMA STATE 2
Oklahoma State
0 2 0 0—2
Memphis
0 2 0 0—2
Goals — OSU, Hawn (Jean-Charles),
Jean-Charles (Lenhardt); Memphis, Lisi
(PK), Sanderson. Keepers — OSU, Ongaro;
Memphis, Bard-Martel. Records — OSU
4-3-2, Memphis 5-2-1.
BASKETBALL
WNBA STANDINGS
EASTERN CONFERENCE
W
L
Pct
GB
x-New York
21 13 .618
—
x-Chicago
18 15 .545
2½
x-Atlanta
17 17 .500
4
x-Indiana
16 17 .485
4½
Connecticut 13 20 .394
7½
Washington 13 20 .394
7½
WESTERN CONFERENCE
W
L
Pct
GB
x-Minnesota 28
6
.824
—
x-Los Angeles 26
8
.765
2
x-Phoenix
15 18 .455 12½
x-Seattle
15 18 .455 12½
Dallas
11 22 .333 16½
San Antonio 7
26 .212 20½
x-clinched playoff spot
Saturday’s Game
Minnesota 95, Atlanta 87
Friday’s Games
Dallas 74, Connecticut 107
Minnesota 82, Indiana 75
Chicago 92, New York 68
Los Angeles 71, San Antonio 65
Sunday’s Games
Connecticut at Washington, 3 p.m.
Dallas at Indiana, 3 p.m.
Phoenix at San Antonio, 3:30 p.m.
Chicago at Seattle, 6 p.m.
BASEBALL
AUTO RACING
SPRINT CUP TEENAGE
MUTANT NINJA
TURTLES 400 LINEUP
GA
29
52
37
47
46
49
40
49
44
45
PCL PLAYOFFS
CHAMPIONSHIP
(Best-of-5; x-if necessary)
El Paso 2, Oklahoma City 1
Tuesday, Sept. 13: El Paso 7, Oklahoma
City 5
Wednesday, Sept. 14: El Paso 10, Oklahoma City 4
Friday, Sept. 16: Oklahoma City 4, El
Paso 2
Saturday, Sept. 17: El Paso at Oklahoma City, late
x-Sunday, Sept. 18: El Paso at Oklahoma City, 2:05 p.m.
VOLLEYBALL
COLLEGE WOMEN SCORES
Memphis 25-25-25, Tennessee Martin
20-19-8
CBU 25-25-25, Mississippi College
18-18-14
HOCKEY
WORLD CUP
SCORES/SCHEDULE
Saturday’s Games
Europe 3, United States 0
Canada 6, Czech Republic 0
Sunday’s Games
Russia vs. Sweden, 2 p.m.
Finland vs. North America, 7 p.m.
Monday’s Games
Czech Republic vs. Europe, 2 p.m.
North America vs. Russia, 7 p.m.
Tuesday’s Games
Finland vs. Sweden, 2 p.m.
Canada vs. United States, 7 p.m.
RUNNING
COOPER-YOUNG 4-MILER
MEN
OVERALL — James Maglasang,
21:11. MASTERS — Mark Temme, 24:15.
GRANDMASTERS — Michael McKenzie,
26:43. 9-UNDER — 1. Samuel Dyer, 35:21;
2. Addler Lewis, 39:56; 3. Andrew Sims,
45:55. 10-14 — 1. Alexander Grusin, 27:53;
2. Owen Sharp, 29:22; 3. Herbert Cochrane,
30:26. 15-19 — 1. Chavez Jones, 26:12; 2.
Lattie Michael, 33:23; 3. Jacob Morgan,
35:37. 20-24 — 1. AJ Bernstein, 24:01; 2.
Michael Ripley, 26:33; 3. David Warners,
26:50. 25-29 — 1. Graham Farnsworth,
22:59; 2. Carter Pelham, 24:10; 3. Troy
Ledlow, 26:25. 30-34 — 1. Chris Winter,
24:13; 2. Jonathan Tobin, 24:52; 3. McKee
Humphreys, 26:30. 35-39 — 1. Olaf Schulz,
23:15; 2. Bill Williams, 23:59; 3. Marcus
Jones, 24:56. 40-44 — 1. Jacob Zweig, 25:05;
2. Ronald Scott Jr., 26:29; 3. Adrian Hall,
27:05. 45-49 — 1. Scott Peatross, 26:53; 2.
Peter Pritchett, 27:14; 3. Eric Butze, 27:15.
50-54 — 1. Don Mulhern, 27:06; 2. Walt Tennyson, 29:43; 3. Rich Kelly, 29:54. 55-59 — 1.
John Phillips, 27:57; 2. Bob Meagher, 29:35;
3. Jay Sole, 30:50. 60-64 — 1. Sam Blair,
31:22; 2. Ted Cashion, 31:35; 3. John McCrary, 32:23. 65-69 — 1. Bob Leopold, 33:55;
2. William Jackson, 35:05; 3. Nick Vrettos,
36:30. 70-OVER — 1. Larry Tidwell, 35:45;
2. Mike Ryan, 41:10; 3. Jim Brooks, 43:01.
WOMEN
OVERALL — Kacey Nobert, 26:02. MASTERS — Kelly Jo Graves, 28:53. GRANDMASTERS — Julie Campanaro, 29:57.
9-UNDER — 1. Kate Gunnell, 44:03; 2. Lily
Simpson, 50:14; 3. Sydney Myers, 1:07:13.
10-14 — 1. Caitlin Leith, 32:59; 2. Emmett
Campbell, 34:10; 3. Aza Palazola, 35:08.
15-19 — 1. Hannah Rendall, 32:47; 2. Mason Davis, 35:21; 3. Parker Shearon, 35:55.
20-24 — 1. Alex Robinson, 27:55; 2. Cali
Boyette, 28:41; 3. Clare Anderson, 29:37.
25-29 — 1. Aubrey Zimmerling, 26:31; 2.
Mallory Bader, 27:59; 3. Rachel Mattson,
29:46. 30-34 — 1. Brittney Tucker, 27:49; 2.
Courtney Humphreys, 28:01; 3. Kristen Leone, 28:28. 35-39 — 1. Anna Tuttle, 30:30; 2.
Jessica Logan, 31:11; 3. Beth Autrey, 31:39.
40-44 — 1. Nicole Roy, 31:23; 2. Terri Harris, 31:30; 3. Miranda Bavier, 32:03. 45-49
— 1. Victoria Van Cleef, 31:21; 2. Lynette
Stevens, 32:44; 3. Lori Mills, 33:07. 5054 — 1. Cheryl McKenzie 32:34; 2. Jane
Farnsworth, 33:25; 3. Aline Fuess, 36:32.
55-59 — 1. Missy Stockstill, 35:45; 2. Susan Struminger, 36:19; 3. Jeanie McClain,
36:29. 60-64 — 1. Shan Criswell, 35:02; 2.
Dee Baker, 36:41; 3. Trish Pontius, 39:44.
65-69 — 1. Jan Goslin, 47:35; 2. Romney
Grandi, 49:37; 3. Sandra Sarkela, 51:10.
70-OVER — 1. Angela Weems, 1:02:48; 2.
Nancy Rhoads, 1:12:50; 3. Patricia Douglas, 1:18:03.
BOOK IT 5K
MEN
OVERALL — David Do, 19:27. MASTERS
— Danny Greer, 22:34. GRANDMASTERS
— Denny Summer, 22:57. SENIOR MASTERS — Johnny Beard, 28:28. STROLLER
— Quinn Argall, 22:17. TEAM — 1. Spartans
Cross Country, 1:11:10; 2. Mid-South Milling, 1:14:18; 3. Emmanuel Center, 1:15:17.
9-UNDER — 1. Baker Schell, 28:01; 2. Max
Koltnow, 29:41; 3. John Hudson, 39:50. 1014 — 1. Charlie Huebner, 19:48; 2. Connor
Carter, 22:15; 3. Elijah Clark, 23:01. 15-19
— 1. Justin Hobson, 22:31; 2. Auston Jothing, 23:27.78; 3. Kevin Fothing, 23:27.79.
20-24 — 1. Drew Perotti, 22:39; 2. Jimmie
Walker Jr., 27:53; 3. Justin Samuels, 36:15.
25-29 — 1. Phil Slesinski, 22:24; 2. Travis
Kraft, 24:13; 3. Donnell Parker, 24:45. 30-34
— 1. Thomas Digan, 23:39; 2. Sandy Webb,
25:18; 3. Matthew Fields, 32:00. 35-39 — 1.
Cole Giovannetti, 20:14; 2. Matt Stemmler,
21:53; 3. Christoffer Smith, 23:48. 40-44 —
1. Chad Webster, 23:39; 2. James Holland,
25:35; 3. Ashley Dalton, 25:53. 45-49 — 1.
Eric Hudson, 24:49; 2. Thomas Shipmon,
28:20; 3. Mark Mesler, 29:59. 50-54 — 1.
David Childe, 24:22; 2. Anthony James,
28:15; 3. Neel Gammill, 30:51. 55-59 — 1.
Nat Johnson, 25:09; 2. Clete Fike, 25:16; 3.
Clyde Nelson, 25:57. 60-64 — 1. Ron Ayotte,
30:02; 2. Tom McQuiston, 51:01; 3. Robert Campbell, 57:10. 65-69 — 1. Charlton
Lyons, 39:10; 2. Stephen Allison, 42:35; 3.
Phillip McMillion, 56:50. 70-74 — 1. Mike
Ryan, 29:02; 2. Vic Thayer, 30:13; 3. Paul
Ireland, 44:58.
WOMEN
OVERALL — Emily Forehand, 21:51.
MASTERS — Mary Schell, 23:06. GRANDMASTERS — Sharon Chandler, 26:46. SENIOR MASTERS — Paula Amagliani, 34:40.
STROLLER — Traci Vining, 30:42. 9-UNDER
— 1. Kate Schell, 35:38; 2. Iris Mesler,
39:43; 3. Brittany Hale, 45:26. 10-14 — 1.
Jessica Joshi, 24:57; 2. Neeley Mathes,
27:26; 3. Joe Hudson, 30:46. 15-19 — 1. Pilar Kesser, 26:37; 2. Camryn Dean, 30:39;
3. Kiara Norris, 30:53. 20-24 — 1. Alaina
Piazza, 32:49; 2. Natalie Richmond, 45:05;
3. Devan Latla, 46:56. 25-29 — 1. Caroline
Giovannetti, 22:47; 2. Megan Johnson,
24:53; 3. Janet Soltau, 25:21. 30-34 — 1.
Sabrina Warren, 30:07; 2. Brittany Digan,
38:07; 3. Alicia Perkins, 41:51. 35-39 — 1.
Alison Weems, 24:48; 2. Heather Dalton,
30:40; 3. Miriam Dillard Stroud, 31:36. 4044 — 1. Christine Lynch, 25:38; 2. Jenny
Koltnow, 31:09; 3. Maria Alvarenga, 31:27.
45-49 — 1. Irene Ayotte, 24:23; 2. Melinda
Pigors, 24:55; 3. Melloni Cook, 33:57. 50-54
— 1. Kim James, 27:39; 2. Mariah Kurlick,
28:26; 3. Lori Tucker, 28:50. 55-59 — 1. Janis
Kesser, 29:29; 2. Susan Bransford, 37:59;
3. Anne Maury, 40:01. 60-64 — 1. Eileen
Olewinski, 45:21; 2. Barton Lynch, 50:40;
3. Ruth Ellen McQuiston, 52:58. 65-69 — 1.
Margaret Stewart, 36:56; 2. Linda Cook,
47:28; 3. Dianne Lyons, 52:57. 70-74 — 1.
Carmine Vaughan, 45:25; 2. Nancy Gates,
53:48; 3. Dorsey Wade, 57:55. 75-79 — 1.
Mary McLaughlin, 46:32; 2. Mary Todd,
53:29. 80-OVER — 1. Sylvia Adams, 57:55;
2. Betty Lyon, 1:01:28.
G.E. PATTERSON
5K FOR PRE-K
MEN
OVERALL — Jordan Greene, 23:27.
14-UNDER — DeCarlos Springfield, 36:44.
15-34 — Jamon Harrell, 23:56. 35-55 — Jon
Black, 25:07. 56-OVER — Chuck Jabbour,
28:18.
WOMEN
OVERALL — Twyneshia Vaughn, 25:42.
14-UNDER — Taliyah Johson, 34:17. 15-34
— Lapasha Miller, 37:41. 35-55 — Shirley
Floyd, 32:18. 56-OVER — Diann Kelley,
33:41.
Hunter Education
Colonial Hills Church in Southaven will
host a free hunter education course on
six consecutive Tuesdays 6-8 pm starting
October 4, 2016. This class includes a
live firing activity on Saturday morning
October 29, 2016. Participants must be at
least 10 and attend all classes to receive a
Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries
& Parks certificate.
Please register at www.mdwfp.com. For more information,
MC-1258054
Call (662) 429-5407