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Football 10/14/11: Countryside vs Wiregrass Ranch

admin — Sat, 15 Oct 2011 02:03:28 +0000

Countryside 66

Wiregrass Ranch 6

SCORE BY QUARTER

	1	2	3	4	OT	Total
WIREGRASS RANCH HIGH SCHOOL	0	0	6	0	-	6
COUNTRYSIDE HIGH SCHOOL	28	21	10	7	-	66

Scoring Summary
1st Quarter
	TD	Cou – Diomi Roberts ran 8 yards for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
	TD	Cou – Diomi Roberts Punt block return 15 yards for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
	TD	Cou – Gray Crow threw 14 yards to A.J. Sattinger for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
	TD	Cou – Diomi Roberts ran 5 yards for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
2nd Quarter
	TD	Cou – Tyler Serpo interception return 30 yards for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
	TD	Cou – Diomi Roberts ran 10 yards for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
	TD	Cou – Gray Crow threw 8 yards to Nico Morgado for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
3rd Quarter
	FG	Cou – Ryan Pandy kicked a 28-yard field goal.
	TD	Cou – Jake Laursen ran None yards for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.
	TD	WR – Jamel Nunez threw 79 yards to Ryan Shea for a touchdown. Two point conversion run failed.
4th Quarter
	TD	Cou – Bryan Czop Punt block return 7 yards for a touchdown. PAT was good by Ryan Pandy.

Countryside a dominating performance in its homecoming matchup, breaking the school record for most points scored in a game in a 66-6 victory over Wiregrass Ranch.

Four turnovers by the Bulls led to easy scores. The Cougars held the Bulls (0-6) to one first down and 138 total yards.

“We’ve got to play to our expectations, and I felt that we did that,” Cougars coach Jared Davis said. “It’s good to be able to see everybody play and everybody play at a high level.”

Senior Diomi Roberts led the way with three rushing touchdowns. He added a fourth on special teams when he returned a blocked punt 15 yards. Roberts finished with 11 carries for 54 yards.

Gray Crow completed 11 of 17 passes for 108 yards with a touchdown and interception. With the score 49-0 at halftime, Countryside (7-0) had its younger players in for much of the second half.

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Swimming 10/5/11: Countryside vs Osceola

admin — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 03:47:08 +0000

BOYS:

Countryside 91

Osceola 94

GIRLS:

Countryside 93

Osceola 90

Boys Individual:

200 medley relay: Countryside (Peters, Kelley, Lush, Willsey) 1:46.63;
200 free: Peters (CS) 1:46.28;
200 IM: Slockett (O) 2:12.39;
50 free: Willsey (CS) 22.65;
100 fly: Lush (CS) 56.08;
100 free: Willsey (CS) 49.69;
500 free: Bryant (O) 4:45.54;
200 free relay: Osceola (Dilinger, Vasquez, Adair, Lindsey) 1:39.11;
100 back: Lombardo (CS) 1:01.30;
100 breast: Kelly (CS) 1:12.07;
400 free relay: Countryside (Lombardo, Lush, Willsey, Peters) 3:24.36;

DIVING
Berendt (CS) 216.85

Girls Individual:

200 medley relay: Osceola (Whitman, Koda, Wiser, Slockett) 1:59.07;
200 free: Carr (O) 2:08.09;
200 IM: S. Finke (CS) 2:12.46;
50 free: Anaboawi (CS) 26.45;
100 fly: Wiser (O) 1:02.17;
100 free: Hall (CS) 53.70;
500 free: A. Finke (CS) 5:11.02;
200 free relay: Countryside (Beshpende, Anaboawi, Grass, Agular) 1:52.13;
100 back: S. Finke (CS) 1:03.19;
100 breast: Hall (CS) 1:08.50;
400 free relay: Countryside (Hall, A. Finke, S. Finke, Smythe) 3:45.82;

DIVING
Iannello (O) 206.20;

Football 9/4/10: Countryside 21, Boca Ciega 20

admin — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 02:12:43 +0000

Countryside 21

Boca Ciega 20

The voice of Countryside first-year coach Jared Davis was cracking by the conclusion of the Cougars’ 21-20 opening-day victory over Boca Ciega, undoubtedly the result of too-many-to-count broken tackles by Pirates quarterback Shaquille Bradford.

Davis was exhausted, breathless and drenched in sweat.

He was also the happiest man in Clearwater after securing his first head coaching victory.

It took an entire quarter for them to get untracked, but Davis’ Cougars (1-0) pounced on a number of Boca Ciega mistakes to go up 21-7 midway through the third quarter Friday, then, much as they had to do a year earlier in a narrow win over the Pirates , held on to preserve the one-point victory.

“It feels great because it’s over,” Davis laughed. “Now we can hopefully go get a whole bunch more (wins).”

On the opposite side, the Pirates (0-1) will look at Friday’s game as one they let slip through their grasp. After falling behind by two touchdowns, the Pirates’ Denzal Dillard returned a kickoff 95 yards, breaking a couple tackles around his own 20 before outracing his pursuers down the left sideline to stem the Cougars’ momentum and bring his team within a touchdown.

Countryside went three-and-out on its next drive, and the Pirates were given a gift when Cougars punter Ryan Halter put his knee on the ground on his own 1-yard line attempting to field a low snap. Bradford ran off the left side on the next play with 3:35 left in the third quarter for what appeared to be the game-tying score, that is until Jaylaan Winbush’s extra-point attempt sailed wide left.

“It’s very disappointing,” Bradford said. “I believe we should have come out with the win. We fell a little short. We can’t blame anybody but ourselves.”

Terry Johnson proved to be the man of the game for Countryside, The 6-foot, 215-pound senior intercepted a Bradford pass late in the first half and returned it 40 yards to give the Cougars a 14-7 advantage at halftime. In the third quarter, Johnson (15 carries, 127 yards) busted through the middle of the Pirates defense for an 80-yard touchdown run to put Countryside ahead 21-7.

“Two huge plays,” Davis said.

Boca Ciega had the ball in Countryside territory three times in the fourth quarter but couldn’t produce points after an interception and penalties thwarted each drive. On the final play of the game from his own 40, Bradford (119 yards rushing, two touchdowns) scrambled for nearly 20 seconds, trying to find an open receiver before finally taking a sack.

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