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Trinity 48 Pleasure Ridge Park 6 (JV)

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In junior varsity game contested with 10 MINUTE quarters at PRP, Trinity came out on top 48-6. Soph Larry Harper III led the Shamrocks at QB. The opening drive of the match saw Harper throw a pick six that ricocheted off a receiver's hands into a Panther defender. PRP's attempt at a two point conversion failed.

 

Harper proceeded to throw three first half TD passes, two to junior Connor Carrico and one to freshman Manny Harper. Sophomore Roderick Thomas was a beast at running back. Junior Jody Osborne was the featured back in the first quarter. Sophomore Jovan Smith was outstanding at tailback as well. Sophomore Spencer Blackburn saw action at QB in the third and fourth quarters. Junior Enzo Palombino added a couple of pass receptions.

 

The defense was solid the entire game. Sophomores Zyan Bethel, Justin Ritchie, Jovel Smith, & Colin McKinley all played well at DB. Junior kicker Jay Nunamaker made 7 conversions for the Rocks.

In junior varsity game contested with 10 MINUTE quarters at PRP, Trinity came out on top 48-6. Soph Larry Harper III led the Shamrocks at QB. The opening drive of the match saw Harper throw a pick six that ricocheted off a receiver's hands into a Panther defender. PRP's attempt at a two point conversion failed.

 

Harper proceeded to throw three first half TD passes, two to junior Connor Carrico and one to freshman Manny Harper. Sophomore Roderick Thomas was a beast at running back. Junior Jody Osborne was the featured back in the first quarter. Sophomore Jovan Smith was outstanding at tailback as well. Sophomore Spencer Blackburn saw action at QB in the third and fourth quarters. Junior Enzo Palombino added a couple of pass receptions.

 

The defense was solid the entire game. Sophomores Zyan Bethel, Justin Ritchie, Jovel Smith, & Colin McKinley all played well at DB. Junior kicker Jay Nunamaker made 7 conversions for the Rocks.

 

Great job and overview. Maybe that young QB can gain some game experience - help him get better for later on.

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Actually, Nunamaker only made 6 conversions. :ohbrother:

The caps for 10 minute quarters=my shock because 98% of the JV and freshmen games contested at JCPS schools are 8 minute quarters.

I applaud PRP for playing 10 minute quarters.

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duplicate post= NCIS: New Orleans on TV:idunno:

Actually, Nunamaker only made 6 conversions. :ohbrother:

The caps for 10 minute quarters=my shock because 98% of the JV and freshmen games contested at JCPS schools are 8 minute quarters.

I applaud PRP for playing 10 minute quarters.

 

Actually JV games are always 10 minute quarters, frosh around the state usually play 8, it's Trinity that usually tries to get them to agree to play 10 but 8 is the norm for freshman games. If you're looking for something to be critical of JCPS programs for this isn't it.

ths,

When do you think the Harper kid gets a chance to play varsity ball?

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ths,

When do you think the Harper kid gets a chance to play varsity ball?

 

I assume you meant the sophomore:the next time Coach Beatty feels there is a need to make a change at QB.

 

The freshman may see action before the season ends in a varsity game at DB.

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Actually JV games are always 10 minute quarters, frosh around the state usually play 8, it's Trinity that usually tries to get them to agree to play 10 but 8 is the norm for freshman games. If you're looking for something to be critical of JCPS programs for this isn't it.

 

When Male hosted the J-town freshmen and JV games 8 minute quarters were played. I believe 8 minutes is the norm locally for JV unless Trinity can talk them into 10 minute quarters. Out of state schools normally play 10. Private schools normally play 10. Maybe some others can share their knowledge on the subject.

I assume you meant the sophomore:the next time Coach Beatty feels there is a need to make a change at QB.

 

The freshman may see action before the season ends in a varsity game at DB.

So Sophomore Larry Harper III is the backup varsity QB?

When Male hosted the J-town freshmen and JV games 8 minute quarters were played. I believe 8 minutes is the norm locally for JV unless Trinity can talk them into 10 minute quarters. Out of state schools normally play 10. Private schools normally play 10. Maybe some others can share their knowledge on the subject.

 

I know John Hardin has always played 10 minute quarters for JV at least the last 4 years that I have been watching them.

So Sophomore Larry Harper III is the backup varsity QB?

 

He started last game..but I think he's going to settle in as a very solid backup.

What do you Trinity posters think about Colin McKinley?

What do you Trinity posters think about Colin McKinley?

The program lists him as 5'9", 155 WR/DB, sophomore. I don't really know anything about him specifically. Sorry.

I have always wondered why y'all post jv scores. Does it really matter?

It matters to people following the schools from afar.

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