… Carson Panebianco (three catches, 55 yards), Foust (3-20) and Isaiah Sanchez (2-25) joined Senear (2-75) as the leaders in the receiving department. NOTES: Miller finished with 37 yards on five carries and Masiah Jones added 32 yards on six trips. “I’m just proud of this group,” Langworthy said. On the Red Raiders’ next possession, they scored again on Miller’s 21-yard TD run.Īrmed with a 35-0 lead, Jamestown’s only question was whether it could preserve its shutout, but Williamsville East recovered a Red Raider fumble and quarterback Ryan McKinnon connected with Brandon Le on a 13-yard touchdown pass with 3:55 remaining in the fourth quarter. “When you’re up 14, the next touchdown is critical.”Īfter the break, Jamestown forced a Flames’ punt to begin the third quarter and Bane scored his second touchdown of the game on a 4-yard burst to cap a seven-play drive. I was really proud of Peyton, a former player, now a coach. He called that, we ran it and that was a huge play in the game. “I want to give credit to Peyton Olson, who was up in the box. “It was something we’d been working on all week,” Langworthy said. The final TD of the first half came with just under six minutes in the second quarter when Carlson hit Senear on another seam rout from 51 yards that put the Red Raiders in a comfortable spot at intermission. Seven plays later, Bane scored on an 8-yard run.Įight minutes into the game, Jamestown’s lead was already 14-0. It was that connection that resulted in Jamestown’s first touchdown, capping an eight-play drive and, after forcing a Williamsville East punt, the Red Raiders took advantage of a nice return by Xavier Foust to set them up with a first down at the Flames’ 37. The Carlson-to-Senear TD tosses made Langworthy especially happy, because of the amount of time and effort they’d put in during practice to make those seam routes work. In addition to Bane’s highlight-reel performance, senior quarterback Jack Carlson (12 of 17, 178 yards) tossed TD passes of 24 and 51 yards to senior Aiden Senear senior Keith Miller added a 21-yard TD burst senior Ella Propheter was successful on all five point-after kicks and the defense did the rest.
Jamestown scored touchdowns on its first two possessions, led 21-0 at halftime and cruised to another impressive win. “What gives the players and coaches a lot of gratification is that we were able to have success on some things we’ve been working on in practice that might be out of our comfort zone, knowing we were going to need it.” “I thought we played physical, we ran the ball, we threw the ball, we were balanced offensively,” Langworthy said.
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