Night and day. Not only the difference in game time but also the
results for the area’s two football teams in week number nine of the Lackawanna Football Conference.
Susquehanna used a balanced attack and a stout run defense to send their Seniors off with a win in their final home game and gained the upper hand for the final spot in the District II Class 2A field with a 28-14 win over Carbondale Saturday afternoon.
Quarterback Garrett Decker had runs of 15 and 17 yards and completed a 35-yard pass to Spencer Beamer to key a nine-play 96-yard drive on Susquehanna’s second possession. Running Back Calvin Scheideler capped the drive with a nine-yard rushing touchdown and Layne Fisk tacked on the extra point.
On Susquehanna’s next possession Decker scored from 13 yards out and Layne tacked on the extra point to give the Sabers a 14-0 lead.
Carbondale cut the lead before halftime when Quarterback Ray Ofner completed a short pass to Mike Brevard who turned it 20-yard touchdown. Ofner completed a pass for the two-point conversion and a 14-8 halftime score.
Susquehanna extended the lead in the third quarter. Jess DeLousia scored from four yards out. Decker completed a 29-yard pass to Gavin Baker to key the drive.
Carbondale drove deep into Susquehanna territory before Hunter Conklin recovered a fumble for the Sabers. Susquehanna marched down the field and Decker found Beamer for a 36-yard touchdown and with Fisk’s kick the Sabers led 28-8.
Brevard caught another touchdown from backup Quarterback Guy Mushow at the end of the third quarter but the Chargers’ strongest scoring hope was thwarted when Isiah Rosa intercepted a double-pass play in the fourth quarter.
Decker finished with 105 yards on the ground and 118 in the air while Scheideler chipped in with 113 yards rushing.
Riverside’s quick strike, no-huddle offense lit up the sky Friday night and proved to be too much for Montrose as the Vikings shutout the Meteors 60-0.
Riverside scored on their first three possessions and took advantage of a Montrose fumble on the Meteors’ first possession to take a 26-0 lead after one quarter.
While the scoring slowed down the following three quarters Montrose’s offense was unable to get on track as the Meteors managed only five first downs and held to 56 yards of total offense
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