By John Addyman
NEWARK (SEP 26 14)
– The Pal-Mac Red Raiders picked up their third football win, knocking off
Newark on homecoming Friday night, 19-0.
The evening got off
to a rocky start for Newark when the field lights wouldn’t come on and the
homecoming festivities had to be switched around at the last minute while
everyone – it was a large crowd – waited for the right person to come and hit
the right switch.
Pal-Mac did all the
scoring the game would provide in the first half, senior quarterback Bryce
Ryder connecting with Brandon Hawkins on a 20-yard reception that capped a
11-play, 61-yard drive.
The Raiders
capitalized on a botched punt attempt – the ball sailed over kicker DeShon
Cobb’s head for a 21-yard loss – to score in four plays on a shortened field:
Devin Soliday zipped around right end for a 14-yard scoring scamper.
A late drive with
51 yards in pass plays put Pal-Mac in the end zone with just 14 seconds in the
half, Hawkins again hitting paydirt on a 30-yard reception.
Pal-Mac's Brandon Hawkins is into the Newark secondary on a long play Friday night. Chasing him are Newark's Casey Lead (51), Dan Cavallaro (35) and Justin Patterson (52). |
Newark was
scrambling from the outset with a quarterback problem. Jacob Kowaleski, who
played the role in modified ball and as a jayvee – but who wasn’t out for
football last year – guided the Reds until he was hurt late in the game. He had
to replace starting QB Anthony Mashewske, who broke his wrist the week prior.
Penalties hurt
Newark throughout the game, but the biggest pain came on the first possession
of the third quarter when Kowaleski took the ball up the left side of the field
for a 70-yard touchdown, only to see the score wiped off the scoreboard because
of a holding call.
Soliday led the
Pal-Mac rushers with 105 yards in 19 carries and a touchdown; Hawkins scored
twice and amassed 80 yards in receptions. Jose Santell made the only pass
reception of the game for Newark – for 47 yards. The Reds drop to 0-4 with the
loss.
New Newark quarterback Jake Kowaleski takes the ball himself as Pal-Mac's Ben Bracy (7) closes in. Hakeem Shorter (1) was the decoy on the play. |
Pal-Mac 19, Newark 0
Pal-Mac 6 13 0 0
- 19
Newark 0 0 0 0
- 0
First Quarter
P-M – Brandon Hawkins, 20 pass from Bryce Ryder (Elijah Carr
kick wide) 6:35
Second Quarter
P-M - Devin Soliday
14 run (Carr run fails – holder down on snap) 11:51
P-M - Hawkins 30 pass
from Ryder (Carr kick) 0:14
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P-M Newark
First Downs 16 5
Rushes – Yds 41-166 35-128
Passing Yds 118 47
Total Yds 284 175
Comp – Att – Int
9-17-1
1-12-1
Sacked-Yds Lost 2-18 2-17
Punts-Avg 1-41 4-33
Fumbles – Lost
1-0 1-0
Penalties – Yds 4-30 9-60
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Individual
Stats
RUSHING – P-M – Devin Soliday 19-105 TD,
Bryce Ryder 8-27, Tyler Williams 4-10, Andrew Kujawski 6-10, Brandon Hawkins
2-7, Cole McGowan 2-7. Newark – Jake Kowaleski 15-58, Ronel Rooks 9-31, Tyrelle
Teabout 2-39, Hakeem Shorter 8-21, DeShon Cobb 1-(-21).
PASSING – P-M –
BRYCE RYDER 8-16-1 97 yds 2TDs, Devin Soliday 1-1-0 21 yds. Newark – Jake
Kowaleski 1-12-1 47 yds.
RECEIVING – P-M –
Brandon Hawkins 6-80 2TDs, Bryce Ryder 1-21, Jayden Colf 1-9, Andrew Kujawski
1-8. Newark – Jose Santell 1-47.
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