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Oak Ridge finds many ways to score in 66-0 rout of Powell

Posted at 1:15 am October 18, 2014
By Alex Myers Leave a Comment

Oak Ridge Wildcats T.J. Allison against Powell

Junior running back T.J. Allison (6) of the Oak Ridge Wildcats scored two touchdowns on the ground against the Powell Panthers on Friday night and ran for 46 yards on seven carries. (Photos by Julio Culiat)

 

Note: This story was updated at 2:05 a.m.

Undefeated Wildcats pick up eighth win, fourth shutout

All week long, Oak Ridge simply wanted to beat Powell and stay undefeated on the season. With students on fall break this week, players were able to focus solely on football, and it showed on Friday night.

Things weren’t so simple for Powell however. On Friday afternoon, it was announced that John Allen, their head coach, had been placed on administrative suspension.

There was obviously a lot to talk about going into the game on Friday, but when things finally got going on the field, it was all Oak Ridge.

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After a couple of plays, including a 17-yard pass from quarterback Logan Fadnek to Darel Middleton, Oak Ridge (8-0, 6-0 District 3-AAA) had the ball deep in Panther territory. With 9:25 left in the first quarter, Adam Manookian got the Wildcats on the board with a one-yard touchdown run. Oak Ridge scored twice more in the first quarter to add to their lead, making the score 21-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Early in the second quarter, Brandon Bonds ran back a punt return 78 yards for a touchdown. Bonds also ran back the opening kickoff in the second half, giving him two special teams touchdowns on the night.

Bonds wasn’t the only one getting in on the action though, as senior cornerback Jemiah Hall intercepted two Panther passes, scoring on one and setting up a touchdown on the other.

“I definitely take pride in my defense,” Hall said. “Getting those interceptions, it really means a lot to me.”

Oak Ridge Wildcats Jemiah Hall against Powell

Senior cornerback Jemiah Hall (23) had two interceptions against Powell, and he scored on one and helped set up a touchdown on the other.

 

T.J. Allison had a good night as well, carrying the ball in for two touchdowns on the ground for Oak Ridge. Jordan Hannah also scored for the Wildcats as he had a 10-yard touchdown run in the final minutes of the game.

The passing game worked as well, as two receivers scored on passes from quarterback Logan Fadnek on Friday night. Ted Mitchell scored on a screen pass in the first quarter, and later, Tee Higgins showcased his athletic ability by leaping high above a Panther defender to get a touchdown grab of his own.

And kicker Brandon Nickle added a field goal.

In the end, the Wildcats were simply too much for Powell (1-7, 1-5) to handle as the Oak Ridge defense picked up its fourth shutout of the year.

Oak Ridge finished with 260 yards on offense, compared to 86 for the Panthers. The Wildcats held Powell to just 21 yards in the first half.

It was the eighth win of the season for the undefeated Wildcats, and Oak Ridge looks to remain unbeaten when Central (4-4, 3-3) comes to town next week for senior night.

Alex Myers is a freelance contributor.

More information will be added as it becomes available.

Oak Ridge up 52-0 at Halftime Against Powell

An extra point near the end of the second quarter widened the Oak Ridge lead to 52-0 at halftime.

 

Here are preliminary stats courtesy of Mark Haste:

TEAM STATISTICS

Oak Ridge

Powell

FIRST DOWNS

8

Total 7

3

By rushing 3

5

By passing 3

0

By penalty 1
RUSHING

23

Attempts 32

155

Yards gained 81

19

Yards lost 23

136

Net yards 58
PASSING

11

Completions 4

14

Attempts 18

78.57%

Percentage 22.22%

0

Intercepted 4

124

Net yards 28
TOTAL OFFENSE

260

Net yards 86
PUNTS

0

Attempts 6

0.0

Average 33.5
RETURN YARDS

126

Punt returns 0

74

Kickoff returns 25

140

Interception returns 0
FUMBLES

1

Total 2

1

Fumbles lost 1
PENALTIES

6

Total 7

45

Yards lost 35

Rushing Stats

Num

Player

Total_Carries

Total_Yards

Long

Average

Yards_Gained

Yards_Lost

Carries

FD

TD

3

Anderson, Jamal

2

1

5

.5

5

4

5, -4

6

Allison, TJ

7

46

15

6.57

46

8,  2,  8,  2,  15,  6,  5

2

2

10

Kimbro, Chase

2

2

2

1.

2

0,  2

12

Mortl, Stefan

2

-5

-2

-2.5

5

-2, -3

15

Hardy, Malik

1

1

1

1.

1

1

17

Fadnek, Logan

1

-7

-7

-7.

7

-7

29

Nickerson, Jaylen

4

18

13

4.5

19

1

4, -1,  2,  13

33

Hannah, Jordan

1

10

10

10.

10

10

1

35

Manookian, Adam

2

4

3

2.

4

3,  1

1

84

Miner, Jaret

1

29

29

29.

29

29

1

TOTALS

23

99

116

17

3

4

Passing Stats

Num

Player

Completions

Attempts

INT

Percent

Yards_Gained

Yards_Lost

Total_Yards

Catches

FD

TD

17

Fadnek, Logan

11

14

78.57%

124

0

124

 18,  1,  15,  20,  6,  15,  26,  11,  10,  4, -2

5

2

 

Receiving Stats

Num

Player

Completions

Yards_Gained

Yards_Lost

Total_Yards

Catches

FD

TD

1

Mitchell, Ted

3

24

24

 20,  6, -2

1

1

2

Johnson, Jiminquas

1

26

26

 26

1

5

Higgins, Tee

3

22

22

 1,  11,  10

1

1

6

Allison, TJ

1

15

15

 15

14

Dunbar, Jordan

1

15

15

 15

1

29

Nickerson, Jaylen

1

4

4

 4

99

Middleton, Darel

1

18

18

 18

1

TOTALS

11

124

0

124

5

2

 

Tackles by Position – Powell 2014

No.

Name

Tack

Assists

TOT

Yards

Sacks

Yards

INTs

Yds

Fum

Rcv

Fum

Blk

Blk

Blk

TD

Lost

Lost

Rec

Yds

Cause

FG/EP

Punt

Pass

34

Warmbrod, Matt

3

4

8.5

1.5

1

54

Clark, Kyndall

4

4

8

35

Manookian, Adam

3

4

7.5

0.5

1

66

Alcorn, Alex

6

7

1

5

1

4

78

Fleming, Shawmain

1

5

6

99

Middleton, Darel

3

4

1

5

25

Jackson, Caleb

1

2

3

3

32

Middleton, Davon

2

2

1

6

1

16

Chitwood, Ricky

2

2

36

Hammer, Wilson

1

1

2

1

Mitchell, Ted

1

1

7

Anderson, Jamar

1

1

10

Kimbro, Chase

1

1

40

Young, Tyshawn

1

1

43

Madewell, Chris

1

1

53

Henderson, Jamalcolm

1

1

63

Brown, Diaz

1

1

81

Bonds, Brandon

1

1

2

83

Skeen, Christian

1

1

23

Hall, Jemiah

0

2

114

1

8

Whitt, Demarea

0

1

1

80

Kaczocha, Mark

0

1

GameTotals

18

37

59

3

4

12

4

120

1

4

0

0

0

3

3

 

Filed Under: High School, Slider, Sports, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: administrative suspension, Brandon Bonds, Brandon Nickle, Darel Middleton, football, head coach, interceptions, Jemiah Hall, John Allen, Jordan Hannah, Logan Fadnek, Oak Ridge Wildcats, Powell Panthers, T.J. Allison, Ted Mitchell, Tee Higgins

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