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September 29, 2012

Polar Bears move to 5-0 with 66-6 win over TCA-Waco

From Staff Reports Corsicana Daily Sun

Corsicana — The Frost Polar Bears scored early and often en route to a 66-6 homecoming win over Texas Christian Academy of Waco.

    The Polar Bears accumulated 26 points after only six offensive snaps in the first quarter.  

The first offensive play started deep in Pacer territory. The Bears forced a Pacers three and out. The snap to punter Jonah Erbe sailed high over his head and he fell on it at his own 1 yard-line.  From there, Robert Worley snuck in for a touchdown behind center Andrew Jackson.

    On its second offensive series, TCA converted 4th and 24 from their own 27-yard line with a 56-yard Erbe to Austin Baldridge strike.  On the next play, Frost’s Makiko Bruce forced a fumble recovered by Jackson.

    The Polar Bears’ Danial Steels then broke several tackles and ripped off a 76-yard run.

    The Bears used interception returns by Worley and Jacob Stroder along with their running game to push the lead to 52-0 by halftime.  

    Josh Riojas also picked off a first half interception that set up another of Steels’ three touchdown runs.

Frost 66, TCA 6

TCA       0   0   0   6  —  6

Frost     26 26    7   7 — 66



First Quarter

F — Robert Worley 1 run (Jesus Cabrera kick), 10:21

F – Danial Steels 76 run (Cabrera kick), 8:59

F – Worley 44 interception return (kick failed), 5:32

F – Steels 25 run (kick failed), 3:51

Second Quarter

F — Steels 41 run (Cabrera kick), 10:50

F – Jacob Stroder 38 interception return, (kick failed), 9:40

F – Woody Woods 74 run (kick failed), 8:05

F – Woods 3 run (kick failed), 5:22

Third Quarter

F – Julius Gray 1 run (Cabrera kick), 5:08

Fourth Quarter

T – Seleshi Smith 65 pass from Jonah Erbe (pass failed), 5:33

F – Gray 14 run (Maliko Bruce kick), 0:40



                                  T           F

First downs    2    13

Rush-yards    7-(-48)    37-484

Passing yards    175    0

C-A-I    8-29-3    0-2-0

Fumbles-lost    2-2    5-2

Punts-avg.    2-33    0-0

Penalties-yards    4-50    3-30



Individual

Rushing — T: Austin Baldridge 1-5, Ian Baker 1-(5), Quentin Dancer 3-(-9), Jonah Erbe 3-(-36). F: Danial Steels 4-153, Woody Woods 5-131, Laton Eastman 6-76, Robert Worley 7-67, Julius Gray 6-41, Damian Hernandez 4-12, Jacob Stroder 4-4, Justin Patton 1-0.

Passing — T: Erbe 8-29-3-175. F: Stroder 0-2-0-0.

Receiving — T: Baldridge 2-85, Seleshi Smith 5-90.

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