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Saturday’s Football Roundup: Jonte Roc, O’Brien Tech open with shutout

Staff Reports | September 9, 2018

ANSONIA — Jonte Roc rushed for 106 yards and three touchdowns and passed for another score to lead O’Brien Tech in its 32-0 season-opening win over Prince Tech Saturday afternoon.

Roc had 11 carries in the game, including scoring runs of 15, 10 and 3 yards, and threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Bobby Hudak for the Condors (1-0).

The Falcons’ record fell to 0-1.

O’BRIEN TECH 32, PRINCE TECH 0

PRINCE TECH      0 0 0 0 — 0
O’BRIEN TECH    8 16 8 0 — 32

OT — Jonte Roc 15 run (Jommar Roc run)
OT — Jon. Roc 10 run (Jon. Roc run)
OT–Bobby Hudak 14 pass Jon. Roc (Jon. Roc run)
OT–Jon. Roc 3 run (Jom. Roc run)

Records:Prince Tech 0-1, O’Brien Tech 1-0.

EAST CATHOLIC 28, AVON 18

MANCHESTER — Harrison Ecklun’s third-quarter touchdown run proved to be the difference in East Catholic’s 28-18 victory over Avon in a CCC Division III opener Saturday. The victory was the first for East Catholic since 2016 after going winless last year.

Matt Byam ran for a touchdown and kicked four extra points while Stevie Chen and Noah Vail added touchdown runs for East.

For Avon (0-1), Jadon Folkwein ran for a pair of touchdowns and Daniel Quick added another TD run.

   
AVON 6 6 6 0 18
EAST CATHOLIC 7 7 7 7 28

Avon– Jadon Folkwein 32 Yard Run (Kick Failed)

East Catholic– Noah Vail 4 Yard Run (Matt Byam Kick)

East Catholic–Matt Byam 5 Yard Run (Byam Kick)

Avon–Folkwein 22 Yard Run (Kick Failed)

East Catholic–Harrison Ecklun 3 Yard Run (Byam Kick)

Avon–Daniel Quick 12 Yard Run (Kick Failed)

East Catholic–Stevie Chen 5 Yard Run (Byam Kick)

Records: East Catholic 1-0, Avon 0-1.

HOPKINS 24, HARVEY SCHOOL-NY 0

Owen Sherman ran for 84 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries as Hopkins won its opener, 24-0, over the Harvey School Saturday in Katonah, N.Y. Hopkins’ defense held Harvey to negative-31 yards with a fumble recovery and an interception.

HOPKINS     7 10 7 0 — 24
HARVEY      0 0 0 0 — 0

HOP — Jordan Shand 11 run (Michael Lau kick)

HOP — Gunnar DeSantis 3 run (Lau kick)

HOP –Lau 25 field goal

HOP–Owen Sherman 29 run (Lau kick)

Records: Hopkins 1-0, Harvey 0-1

ST. LUKE’S 27, RYE COUNTRY DAY 6

ST. LUKE’S 7 0 7 13 — 27
RYE COUNTRY DAY 0 0 0 6 — 6

Records:St. Luke’s 1-0; Rye Country Day 0-1.

LATE FRIDAY

STAFFORD/S/EW 39, MORGAN 26

Colton Engel ran 20 times for 101 yards, was 8-for-9 passing for 109 yards and also returned a kickoff for a touchdown as Stafford/Somers/East Windsor outlasted Morgan in a Pequot interdivisional game Friday night at Stafford.

Julian Rivas ran 19 times for 102 yards and two touchdowns for SSEW. Jeff Kology made eight tackles and had an interception. Tyler Gilbert added eight tackles, including one for a loss for SSEW.

For Morgan, James Nye was 19-for-39 passing for 364 yards and three touchdowns. He also ran for a touchdown and had an interception.

“It was a heck of a game,” SSEW coach Brian Mazzone said. “Julian Rivas was a star and took over for us in the second half. We battled injuries and cramping.

“But Morgan, they were the show. James Nye was a stud. (Morgan coach Peter Nye) does a great job with them. I’m coaching my boys in flag football. I need to do a lot of work to catch up to him.”

MORGAN      6.   14.  0.  6 — 26
STAFFORD  12.  14.  0.  13 — 39

S-Colton Engel 1 yard rub (kick blocked)
M-James Nye 44 yard pass to Devin Talarczyk (kick blocked)
S-Engel 85 yard Kick Return (kick blocked)
M-Nye 73 yard pass to Ryan Caldwell (kick failed)
M-Nye 15 yer run (Nye pass to Mike Savage)
S—Julian Rivas 6 yard rub (Rivas run)
S—Engel 2 year run (2 pt failed)
S—Tyler Ouellette 7 yard pass to Garreth Bowers (2 pt failed)
S-Rivas 2 yard run (Luke Phillips Kick)
M-Nye 64 yard pass to Talarcyzk (2 point failed)

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