Taylor Farley threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Christian Powers in the second overtime to give Winfield its first win of the season Friday night, 34-28 over host Logan.
Taylor Farley threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Christian Powers in the second overtime to give Winfield its first win of the season Friday night, 34-28 over host Logan.
Matt Wilton of Winfield and Josh Wilson of Logan both had field goals blocked in the first overtime and Logan quarterback Derrick Perrin threw an interception in the second overtime, setting the stage for Farley's game-winner.
Winfield dodged a bullet late in the fourth quarter after Logan (2-4) tied the game on a Perrin-to-Drew Zess 25-yard score.
The Generals (1-5) drove down the field only to see Farley throw an interception that was returned to midfield. Wilson lined up for a field goal that would have given Logan the win, but it missed wide left, forcing the game into OT.
Farley finished with 70 yards on 22 carries and two touchdowns and threw for two more scores on 11-for-21 passing.
CAPITAL 30, GREEN. EAST 12: Capital's defense was dominant on the road, not allowing Greenbrier East to cross the 50-yard line until the fourth quarter.
No. 8 Capital (6-1) pushed its winning streak to six games, all by double-digit margins, after a season-opening loss to George Washington.
Jarred Newhouse kicked off the scoring by nailing a 19-yard field goal in the first quarter. Capital took a 16-0 advantage into the half after a Kevin Lee 21-yard run and a James Woods 25-yard catch from Joe Beane.
Woods finished with 118 yards rushing on 22 carries and two receptions for 26 yards and two touchdowns, while Lee carried five times for 48 yards. Nathan Lilly was a bright spot for East (1-6), posting two fourth-quarter touchdowns and gaining 83 yards on 15 carries.
PT. PLEASANT 41, POCA 12: In a battle between the two top rushing backs in the Cardinal Conference, neither the Dots' Caleb Arthur nor the Black Knights' Allan Wasonga disappointed. But Wasonga's team reigned supreme at home.
Wasonga churned for 183 yards on 22 carries with one touchdown, and he was supported by strong efforts from Derek Mitchell (eight carries, 78 yards, two TDs) and Nathan Roberts (eight for 27 yards, two TDs). The Knights rushed for 332 yards.
Taylor Farley threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Christian Powers in the second overtime to give Winfield its first win of the season Friday night, 34-28 over host Logan.
Matt Wilton of Winfield and Josh Wilson of Logan both had field goals blocked in the first overtime and Logan quarterback Derrick Perrin threw an interception in the second overtime, setting the stage for Farley's game-winner.
Winfield dodged a bullet late in the fourth quarter after Logan (2-4) tied the game on a Perrin-to-Drew Zess 25-yard score.
The Generals (1-5) drove down the field only to see Farley throw an interception that was returned to midfield. Wilson lined up for a field goal that would have given Logan the win, but it missed wide left, forcing the game into OT.
Farley finished with 70 yards on 22 carries and two touchdowns and threw for two more scores on 11-for-21 passing.
CAPITAL 30, GREEN. EAST 12: Capital's defense was dominant on the road, not allowing Greenbrier East to cross the 50-yard line until the fourth quarter.
No. 8 Capital (6-1) pushed its winning streak to six games, all by double-digit margins, after a season-opening loss to George Washington.
Jarred Newhouse kicked off the scoring by nailing a 19-yard field goal in the first quarter. Capital took a 16-0 advantage into the half after a Kevin Lee 21-yard run and a James Woods 25-yard catch from Joe Beane.
Woods finished with 118 yards rushing on 22 carries and two receptions for 26 yards and two touchdowns, while Lee carried five times for 48 yards. Nathan Lilly was a bright spot for East (1-6), posting two fourth-quarter touchdowns and gaining 83 yards on 15 carries.
PT. PLEASANT 41, POCA 12: In a battle between the two top rushing backs in the Cardinal Conference, neither the Dots' Caleb Arthur nor the Black Knights' Allan Wasonga disappointed. But Wasonga's team reigned supreme at home.
Wasonga churned for 183 yards on 22 carries with one touchdown, and he was supported by strong efforts from Derek Mitchell (eight carries, 78 yards, two TDs) and Nathan Roberts (eight for 27 yards, two TDs). The Knights rushed for 332 yards.
Class AA No. 13 Point Pleasant (5-2) fumbled seven times and lost three, but the Knights turned the game on a Dot fumble. Clay Krebs jumped on a loose ball in the end zone with 13 seconds left in the first half, giving the Knights a 27-6 halftime lead.
Arthur carried the ball 33 times for 201 yards, adding to add to his conference-leading total, including a 44-yard dash to cap the night's scoring. Dots quarterback Jason Cuffee threw a touchdown pass to Forrest Mattox in the first quarter.
PARK. SOUTH 33, PARKERSBURG 14: Chanz Jarrell and Hunter Ferguson both topped the 100-yard mark and Mark Swisher returned an interception for a touchdown as the Patriots handed the Big Reds their first home loss since 2003.
Swisher, a big tackle, intercepted a screen pass and trotted 5 yards for the game's first score. Ferguson scored on two short runs and Jarrell struck from 70 and 5 yards for 12th-ranked South (5-2), which led 27-0 in the third quarter.
Jarrell gained 133 yards on 14 carries and Ferguson had 105 on 22 attempts, allowing the Patriots to pass just twice. Conversely, Matt Newlon threw 43 times for No. 19 Parkersburg (3-4), hitting 25 for 256 yards and a 10-yard TD to Wes Ankrom.
Ankrom caught 10 passes for 129 yards, while Stephen Roush had nine catches for 95 yards.
ROANE 61, CLAY 16: Eric Jarvis rushed for 201 yards and three touchdowns and caught a 28-yard pass for another score as host Roane County (2-5) jumped to a 49-0 lead in the third quarter. Jarvis has 1,000 rushing yards for the season. The Raiders rushed for 520 yards. Clay County fell to 0-7.
HURRICANE 54, LINCOLN 26: Terrell Martin gained 226 yards on 24 carries and scored five TDs as the visiting Redskins remained undefeated in Class AAA.
Hurricane (6-0) trailed 14-0 in the first quarter, but outscored Lincoln County 54-12 the rest of the way. The Redskins will play host to South Charleston in a battle of unbeatens next week.
Tyler Browning hit Jacob Ashworth with scoring passes of 17 and 14 yards to go ahead 14-0 in the opening period for the Panthers. The Redskins knotted the game at 14-all on Luke Briggs' 2-yard run and Kyle Cooper's 9-yard score.
Martin broke loose for a 72-yard TD to give Hurricane the lead for good at 20-14. He followed that up with a 2-yard score as the Redskins took a 26-14 edge at the break. The Panthers pulled within 26-20 as Browning found Ashworth for a 21-yard TD strike, but Martin had scoring runs of 29 and 5 yards as Hurricane pulled away.
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I don't know what grade he is in, but nothing fazes him. His team may not be having a great season, but Farley is holding up his share of the load. He keeps defenses back on their heels guessing what he will do next.