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Football 9/30/05 . . .            Wayne 64 - Creek 12

Creek football started the long road to improvement Friday while enduring their worse loss on point differential since 2002 [Xenia 56-0] and equaling their worse loss by total points since 1999 [Centerville 64-7].  The Beavers had their second best game of the year for penalties [4/30] and fumbles [1].  Though struggling still, the offense is using a variety of backs and receivers.  Josh Young and Avid Pureval each had a reception and Dee Wallace led all rushers with 161 yards.  Beaver players are definitely given a chance to prove themselves!  Special Teams had a busy night.  Pureval averaged 36 yards a punt and Pat Williams' kickoffs averaged 33 yards.  Eric Hill was the return workhorse with 7 returns for 74 yards.

1st Half - Beavercreek had first possession and prepared to punt on 4th down when a high snap into the Warrior end zone started Wayne scoring with a safety.  Remaining activity for the half alternated between five Wayne possession touchdowns and five Creek possession punts with momentary hope on returns from Dee Wallace [23 yard return]  and Eric Hill [14 yard return].  Finally on Wayne's 6th possession of the half, Justin Hull came through for the defense with an interception to shut down the Warrior drive.  Creek finished the half on the ensuing possession.

3Q - In the third quarter the possession pattern continued:
Wayne TD - Creek punt - Wayne TD - Creek Punt.  Chad White had a nice 24 yard carry.   The Warriors took possession into the 4th quarter leading 50-0

4Q - Warrior advance continued until 10:29 of the fourth quarter when Creek defense stopped Wayne on downs.  The next Creek possession resulted in the eighth and last Beaver punt of the game.  Creek scored on their next two possessions on Dee Wallace 9 yard and 37 yard runs.  Two-point conversions failed and Beavercreek's scoring flurry was over.  With 37 seconds remaining in the game Wayne returned Creek's final kickoff for a touchdown, their second of the quarter.  The game ended with Creek attempting one last score. Final score: 64-12

pictured
above:  top right- junior lineman Jordan Komon opens a path for Dee Wallace
center: band members [Creek's best cheering section] leave after their halftime show  
bottom: Ken Washington and JD Bales positioning for the play,  lineman Jeremy LaVoie below
                                                                                                           <more pictures>

JVs lost 34-6

Freshmen lost to Wayne 21-6

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Offense total yards

Carroll - 214
Fairborn - 316 *
Troy - 324 *
Lebanon - 186
North - 330 *
Wayne - 230
*rushing yards >260

Defense total yards allowed

Carroll - 369 *
Fairborn - 374
Troy - 334 *
Lebanon - 235 *
North - 405
Wayne - 531
*passing yards <100