by Week Six
Glenville at St. Ed’s
Final Score Glenville 28 St. Ed’s 27
Summary – Despite late mistakes, the Eagles still had a chance to win this game late, but a 2 point conversion came up short, and they went down to defeat at the hands of Glenville.
It was a game of huge momentum swings as at one point in the second half, St. Ed’s went from leading 7-6, to trailing 20-7, to leading 21-20 all in a matter of about a 10-minute stretch. In the end, Glenville took full advantage of a second chance after a fumble was called “down by contact” after the officials called the play dead, despite a fumble caused by Bradley Eaton poking it loose. It was a bang bang call that went sorely against the Eagles. The Tarblooders scored moments later to make it 28-21 and never looked back.
All of this occurring, after the Eagles had forced a punt from the Tarblooders late in the fourth quarter, that accidently bounced off the Green and Yellow, putting Glenville in prime position to take the lead. You cannot give a team as good as Glenville as many chances with the ball following bad special teams plays as the Eagles did. In the end, it was a series of special teams plays that will haunt them.
From a blocked field goal and fumbled punt return to a two-point conversion failing, it simply wasn’t their night on special teams in various forms. They missed two field goals and didn’t convert a two point conversion. That is 8 points left on the board, some things are just that simple and clear.
Warriors of the game
St. Ed’s QB Thomas Csayni threw for 350 yards on 17 of 30 passing with 3 touchdowns.
St. Ed’s WR Zach Hackleman 6 catches for 186 yards and 3 touchdowns.
St. Ed’s WR Luke Hess went for 70 yards on 3 catches
St. Ed’s WR Joe Saffold brought in 4 catches for 68 yards.
St. Ed’s RB Bradley Eaton with 51 yards on 11 carries, including what could have been the game winning touchdown at one point.
Glenville Tarblooder RB Chris Newell JR with 170 yards on 36 carries with 3 touchdowns as he truly was the Tarblooder offense.
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