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Reicher stuffs Mildred, 34-3
The difference: Just like last year in a 28-0 Waco Reicher win, the line of scrimmage. Tackle Lance Tepe (280 pounds) led a menacing Cougars defense that held Mildred to 16 total yards, and an offense that had nine rushing plays of 10 or more yards.
Standouts: Reicher QB Matt Hicks threw for 72 yards and 3 TDs, and RB Rami Tamimi has a slight build, but ran tough for 133 yards and a score. Tepe was almost unstoppable on defense. Mildred’s Payton Weaver was a beast on defense, getting a big sack on the Cougars’ opening drive and blocking a punt early in the second half, in addition to several other tackles for losses.
Game notes: After the Eagles thwarted Reicher’s game-opening drive, the first play was a 25-yard pass from freshman QB Nic Shimonek to junior WR Rody Seilheimer, both making their varsity debuts; the drive ended eight plays later with a Trevor Owen FG, but only after Shimonek scrambled for 8 yards on fourth and 5 … after the second series of the night on defense, senior T/DE Drew Burnett sat out with a virus, dealing the line a big blow … Mildred had only two first downs in the second half, one on its first play, the second on a penalty; three of six first downs overall were via Reicher penalties … down 14-3, Mildred held Reicher on its opening second half drive, and Weaver blocked the punt, setting up a first down at Reicher’s 11; after three plays and seven yards lost, Owen’s second FG attempt ended in a bad snap and intentional grounding penalty … Reicher needed three plays to go up 21-3 … 24 of Mildred’s 32 carries went for 2 yards or less.
Stat of the game: Three plays for minus 52 yards, on bad snaps on two punt attempts and the FG.
Records: Waco Reicher 1-0, Mildred 0-1
They said it: “I thought we played well in the first half, but in the second half, once we couldn’t convert after the blocked punt, you could just see the air go out.” — Mildred coach Patrick Harvell
-- Raymond Linex II
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Waco Reicher 34, Mildred 3
Reciher 7 7 14 6 — 34
Mildred 3 0 0 0 — 3
First Quarter
M — Trevor Owen 32 FG, 6:14
R — Shadowhawk Saldana 17 pass from Matt Hicks (Andrew Hostak kick), :30
Second Quarter
R — Rami Tamimi 6 run (Hostak kick), 10:30
Third Quarter
R — Isaac Gonzales 2 run (Hostak kick), 5:08
R — Matt Pineda 33 pass from Hicks (Hostak kick), :59
Fourth Quarter
R — Joe Wrzesinski 9 pass from Hicks (kick failed), 10:49
WR M
First downs 18 6
Rush-yards 40-197 32-(-31)
Passing yards 72 47
C-A-I 4-8-0 6-12-1
Fumbles-lost 1-0 3-1
Punts-avg. 2-30 4-36
Penalties-yards 7-66 4-20
Individual
Rushing — WR: Rami Tamimi 14-133, Matt Hicks 15-89, Isaac Gonzels 3-14, Andrew Drennan 1-5, Howie Grieve 1-(-2), Jacob Wilson 2-3, DJ Dwyer 1-(-3), Nick Martinez 1-(-5), Team 2-(-37). M: Kevin Dozier 10-23, Nic Shimonek 5-(-15), Logan Shelton 9-12, Daniel Folsom 5-1, Team 3-(-52).
Passing — WR: Hicks 4-8-0-72. M: Shimonek 6-12-1-47.
Receiving — WR: Matt Pineda 2-46, Shadowhawk Saldana 1-17, Parks Walker 1-9. M: Rody Seilheimer 2-29, Daniel Folsom 2-13, Dozier 2-5.
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