Final from across the river.:scared:

 

76-0 at halftime. Quote from Manchester's coach - "These guys seem to find a little something extra in the second half and put together a better second half than first most of the time,"

 

 

Grove City Christian 41 35 14 6 -- 96

 

Manchester 0 0 12 8 -- 20

First Quarter

 

GCC -- Jesse Barns 26 run (Vacha kick), 11:18

 

GCC -- Jesse Barns 73 run (Vacha kick), 9:21

 

GCC -- B.Bowman 39 pass from C.Bowman (kick failed), 7:31

 

GCC -- Jesse Barns 9 pass from C.Bowman (Vacha kick), 4:53

 

GCC -- Jesse Barns 40 pass from C.Bowman (Vacha kick), 2:25

 

GCC -- Jesse Barns 3 run (Vacha kick), :50

 

Second Quarter

 

GCC -- Thomas 48 punt return (Vacha kick), 11:00

 

GCC -- B.Bowman 2 pass from C.Bowman (Vacha kick), 10:31

 

GCC -- Jaymie Barns 39 fumble return (Vacha kick), 9:32

 

GCC -- Vance 18 run (Vacha kick), 5:27

 

GCC -- Jesse Barns 58 run (Vacha kick), 3:37

 

Third Quarter

 

M -- Simpson 5 pass from Little (run failed), 8:14

 

GCC -- Pashovich 14 run (Vacha kick), 3:14

 

M -- Watterson 17 run (run failed), 1:40

 

GCC -- Lucas 53 run (Vacha kick), :35

 

Fourth Quarter

 

M -- Trombley 2 run (Little run), 11:46

 

GCC -- Saxton 90 interception return (run failed), 6:42

 

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I would have let them score another touchdown. Odds are the scoreboard only has two digits. 20-3 looks much better than 96-20, IMO...

Manchester's first year has been a long one on defense and a decent one on offense.

I'm sorry, 96 points is a little rediculous

I think this is on the third year of varsity ball for Grove City Christian .

As ridiculous as it sounds, GCC really appeared to do everything in its power to keep the score down. Manchester doesn't tackle well, to put it mildly.

 

GCC's starting tailback touched the ball 10 times and scored on 6 of them. Starting QB threw 8 passes and four went for TDs. They had pretty much called off the dogs in the early second quarter but couldn't help getting return TDs or handing it off to 3rd, 4th, 5th sting RBs up the middle and having them break away for touchdowns. At one point before the half, the fullback breaks what would have been a 50 yard TD but runs out of bounds. Gets called back due to holding, they run the same play again, the kid breaks it again for what would have been a 70 yard TD, runs out of bounds again and they kneel to run out the half. Based on their play calling, I think they were determined not to score in the fourth quarter, but how are you going to tell a kid who never gets to play not to retrun a pick 90 yards if he has the chance? They just kneeled on the PAT.

 

To Manchester's credit, with only 19 healthy kids and no seniors, they have a few decent players on offense and usually get their share of points. Yesterday's first half was kind of a perfect storm in that their defense is never going to stop anybody but the O turned it over a bunch of times to make it worse.

Have you been to Grove City? They need a lot more than a 76 pt victory to cheer about up there.

As ridiculous as it sounds, GCC really appeared to do everything in its power to keep the score down. Manchester doesn't tackle well, to put it mildly.

 

GCC's starting tailback touched the ball 10 times and scored on 6 of them. Starting QB threw 8 passes and four went for TDs. They had pretty much called off the dogs in the early second quarter but couldn't help getting return TDs or handing it off to 3rd, 4th, 5th sting RBs up the middle and having them break away for touchdowns. At one point before the half, the fullback breaks what would have been a 50 yard TD but runs out of bounds. Gets called back due to holding, they run the same play again, the kid breaks it again for what would have been a 70 yard TD, runs out of bounds again and they kneel to run out the half. Based on their play calling, I think they were determined not to score in the fourth quarter, but how are you going to tell a kid who never gets to play not to retrun a pick 90 yards if he has the chance? They just kneeled on the PAT.

 

 

 

 

To Manchester's credit, with only 19 healthy kids and no seniors, they have a few decent players on offense and usually get their share of points. Yesterday's first half was kind of a perfect storm in that their defense is never going to stop anybody but the O turned it over a bunch of times to make it worse.

 

So they would have broken 100 if it wasnt for this? Nicew sportsmanship by kneeling on the PATs. Good luck Manchester and Grove City the rest of the way.

I can't say anything but WOW! I can't believe that score. Must have been a rough one for the other team.

My mom works at Manchester and she says the only have around 20 players that play football.

I'm sorry, 96 points is a little rediculous

I totally agree...are you kidding me?