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INSIDE MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Scores SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2011 BY JASON FARMER JOURNAL-COURIER HARDIN — Calhoun’s 19-0 win over Greenfield-Northwestern Friday night was not a blowout, but it was not the one-sided affair that the score might indicate, either. “It feels surprising,” Calhoun coach Glenn Peyton said. “Coach (Dan) Bowman is such a good coach, and Greenfi eld is so well coached that it is such a surprise. I am proud as can be of our kids and I am happy they did it, but it was a surprise to me.” Bowman could not remember the last time his Tigers were shut out. SPORTS JOURNAL-COURIER & RECREATION A Glenwood ball carrier slips past the outstretched arm of Jacksonville’s Diontue Armstrong Friday in Jacksonville. Coonrod, Hawks fl y by, 40-0 BY CHRIS PROFFITT JOURNAL-COURIER WHITE HALL — Can anyone stop Joey Coonrod — in any sport? Coonrod once again put on an athletic display with three total touchdowns as the Carrollton Hawks steamrolled the North Greene Spartans 40-0. Coonrod, as usual, was humble about the victory. “Coach said we had to be focused this week,” Coonrod said. “They played hard the whole night and we’re happy to come out with a win.” Coonrod’s three TDs came on “It’s going to affect them,” Bowman said. “They are not happy. They are not happy at all.” Greenfi eld came close to scoring several times, but as in last week’s one-point win over West Central, the Warriors’ defense made big play after big play when the chips were down. Defensive back Tyler Johnson came up with two big interceptions to end threatening Greenfield drives. QB/DB Austin Malley knocked a pass away in the end zone on a Greenfield fourth-and-four play. David Titus sacked Greenfi eld QB Isaac Masters for a 13yard loss on fourth-and-10 in the fourth quarter. a 50-yard punt return (after North Greene’s fi rst possession) and on runs of 35 and six yards. Coonrod fi nished with 83 yards rushing on just fi ve carries. Coonrod was most excited about the punt return TD that got the Hawks rolling. “We’ve been wanting to do that for awhile now,” Coonrod said. “Finally it happened. It was nice.” Carrollton coach Nick Flowers had nothing but compliments for his senior running back. “Joey Coonrod is a team leader out here,” Flowers said. “He was voted captain and he came “Shutting out Greenfield — they are a big rival here,” Johnson said. “It was huge getting the shutout and showing that we are for real.” “We let (Greenfi eld) drive on us a couple of times,” Malley said. “But, whenever it counted we really stepped up and got them. Our defensive backs just came up huge whenever we needed them to.” Johnson’s second interception stood out above the rest. With the Tigers facing second-and-goal from the eight yard line, Johnson snared a Masters pass in the end zone to end Greenfi eld’s best scoring chance of the night. out tonight ready to play ball and he did some good things for us.” Carrollton’s other TDs in the contest came on touchdown runs from Clay Duba, Jordan Harr and Danny Williams. The Hawks defense pitched in as well. Carrollton held the Spartans to just 59 total yards and pitched a shutout — something Coonrod is very used to doing on the mound during baseball season. “Obviously we try to shut out every team,” Coonrod said. “But it’s hard to do and it’s nice that we did tonight.” C K M Y “Tyler (Johsnon) is not a onehit wonder,” Peyton said. “He has put the time and effort in and I couldn’t be much prouder of him and the effort that he put in and what he has shown the team.” Greenfield’s final drive covered 55 yards through the air late in the fourth quarter before the interception with 1:07 left in the game. “Anytime you come down here you have to be ready to play,” Bowman said. “Anytime it is Greenfi eld/Calhoun, you boys better be ready to play. Calhoun was up for it and certainly outplayed us.” “Even though it was a shutout, INSIDE PREP FOOTBALL Pittsfield tops West Hancock • PAGE 9 Warriors get ‘surprising’ shutout over Tigers it was a lot closer than what the scoreboard said,” Peyton said. “They had some drives and had some chances. They didn’t quite work out for (Greenfi eld) and we were able to stick it in the end zone and get what we needed. Even though the score says 19-0, it seems like it was a lot closer to me than that.” Calhoun (2-2, 2-0 WIVC South) scored in every quarter but the third. The Warriors’ fi rst touchdown came on a 10-play, 66yard drive immediately following Johnson’s fi rst interception. Travis Kamp capped it off with a fi ve- JHS falls short of redemption BY BRIAN WEBSTER JOURNAL-COURIER The Jacksonville High football team hoped for redemption Friday night against the Chatham Glenwood team that broke its heart in last year’s Class 5A playoffs. But the Crimsons wound up instead with yet another loss to seek redemption from. The Titans drove to touchdowns on their fi rst fi ve possessions, then forced three key stops in the second half, including two turnovers, to put a 42-24 damper on Jacksonville’s homecoming. Junior tailback Donovyn Hammonds rushed 22 times for 94 • PLAYER OF THE DAY• Alex Templin Brown County’s Alex Templin is the J-C Player of the Day for Thursday, as chosen by those who voted at myjournalcourier varsity.com. Templin shot an even-par 35 in a victory over Beardstown. myjournalcouriervarsity.com “It was a great game for three quarters.” — JHS coach Mark Grounds yards and four touchdowns, the last two coming from 13 and 4 yards out in the second half as Glenwood (3-1, 3-1 in the Central State Eight) pulled away. The Titans’ ground game didn’t produce many big plays, but steadily ate up yardage and clock time. Made in USA!! And that was the point. “I’m a possession guy,” said Glenwood head coach Dan Rourke. “I like to have the ball on a certain end of the fi eld. I like to work the clock. I like to keep your offense on the sidelines — especially (Jacksonville’s) offense.” Jacksonville outgained the Titans in yardage, 387 yards to 372, but mustered only three points in the second half, with two turnovers, while committing 10 penalties for 95 yards in the game. “The two turnovers were the difference,” said JHS head coach Mark Grounds. “Otherwise, it would have been a one-score ball HAWKS, see Page 11 ➤ REBATE SALE JOURNAL-COURIER/NICK TURNER game or we would have had an opportunity to get a stop and do it. It was a great game for three quarters.” The Crimsons offense matched the Titans score for score in the fi rst half, with junior quarterback Andy Mills punctuating scoring drives of 77, 80 and then 78 yards with touchdown runs of 13, 15 and 4 yards, respectively. Mills’ third scoring run tied the game at 21-21, after a drive that included key passes of 31 yards to sophomore Blake Hance and 38 yards to junior Dalton Keene. But there was still two min- CALHOUN, see Page 11 ➤ JOURNAL-COURIER/ROBERT LEISTRA utes, 24 seconds to play before halftime, and the Titans didn’t waste it. Junior quarterback Miles Mc- Adams, on a third-and-nine play from midfi eld with under a minute to play, scrambled away from pressure, then fired a 28-yard pass to Colin Stokes, who held on for the fi rst down in spite of a big hit from Mills, playing safety. Three plays later, on third-andfi ve from the Jacksonville 19, the Crimsons were called for pass interference in the end zone, giving Glenwood a fi rst and goal at CRIMSONS, see Page 11 ➤ Carrollton’s Joey Coonrod runs the ball around a North Greene defender Friday night in White Hall. Rebates Available Now! Don’t Wait - Money is Running Out Quickly! Contact us Today! 243-6531 800 N. 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