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Football 10/14/05 . . .           Beavercreek 35 - Springfield South 34

Defense stepped up first and shut down South on their first possession, a 4th and 12 Wildcat incomplete pass handed the ball to the Beavers on downs.  Creek took over on the South 17 yard line and drove to the Creek 18 where a 4th and 6 resulted in a Dee Wallace TD run.  South took the next possession into the 2nd quarter where teams swapped touchdowns and the half ended at 14-14.

Dee Wallace returned the 2nd half kickoff to the 50 yard line where Beavercreek started their third TD drive of the night.  South, starting in their own territory returned the favor for a Wildcat TD but a bad snap and failed 2 point conversion put the Beavers in the lead 21-20.  Scoring temporarily slowed as a Creek possession, starting at the South 22 ended in a punt and the South start at the Beaver 18 ended in a Chad White Interception.  Creek converted another 4th down (and 3) with a Dee Wallace run to end the third quarter.
Momentum continued in the fourth as Creek finished this possession with another TD to expand their lead to 28-20.  Creek's kickoff went out of bounds and an onside Beaver rekick was recovered by James Henry, but the Beavers had to turn the ball over on downs at the South 39.  The Wildcats scored and had a successful two-point conversion to tie the score at 28.  Creek punted on their next possession, and Jake Blasingame recovered a South fumble to give the ball back to the Beavers.  Starting at the South 42 yard line the Beavers went ahead on their final TD of the evening only to have South answer with their own score with 9 seconds left.  The Creek defense finished the game stong and stopped the Wildcat two-point attempt.  At this point Creek was lucky not to be charged another penalty as elementary, middle school and a few ninth graders rushed the field [parents, do you know where your child was!]. Order restored, Beavers recovered a South onside kick and Beavercreek had their second win of the 2005 season.

Creek offense combined for 339 total yards led by Dee Wallace (206 rushing).  Wallace rushed for three scores and Chad White two.  Avid Pureval averaged 39 yards a punt.  Pat Williams had a perfect 5/5 extra point night.
A great team night, no turnovers and 5 penalties for only 35 yards.

pictured -
Left- a Justin Hull tackle pops the football loose [resulted in a Creek fumble recovery]
Right- Kevin Cornett and Jake Blasingame pressure the Wildcat QB

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Freshmen won 28-6

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