http://rutlandherald.com/article/20140913/SPORTS02/709139883
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Cosmos run over MSJ
Football at Springfield.
http://rutlandherald.com/article/20140913/SPORTS02/709139883
Published September 13, 2014 in the Rutland Herald
Cosmos run over MSJ
By POODY WALSH
Correspondent
SPRINGFIELD — Springfield broke away from a 7-7 tie with 41 unanswered points to down Mount St. JosephFriday night, 48-23 at Brown Field. It was the Cosmos’ first win since the they beat Montpelier in a battle of winless teams in the final game of the 2012 season.
Each team scored on their first possessions and the Mounties, with just 23 players in uniform, hung tough and trailed just 14-7 at the half.
Both teams were guilty of numerous penalties, but the lack of depth began taking its toll on the Mounties in the second half as Springfield scored on its first two possessions and the game quickly turned into a rout.
Springfield coach Gary Harris told his players that “I am very proud of you, but this is just a little spark and we can build on it.”
The loss left the Mounties at 0-3 while Springfield evened its record at 1-1.
All three MSJ touchdowns came on passes from Henry Kantorski to Jonah Farrow on plays of 30, 41 and 76 yards.
Springfield seemed to draw a spark from the running of junior Chris Fickin who had a grinding run on fourth down to give the Cosmos a key first down in the second quarter. Fickin then followed that with 23-yard gauntlet run for a touchdown that put Springfield ahead 14-7 and set them on their way to the easy win.
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Good job, Cosmos! Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteWay to go boys, #hammerdown
ReplyDeleteI wonder where that saying originally came from? Also time for the coaching staff to clean up the language on the sidelines. No place for profanity coming from coaches and players. Is this how the culture being change?
DeleteIt looks like the Athletic Director picked the right coach after all.
ReplyDeleteThis wasn't just one coach. The players dedication was inspired by previous coaches and players and parents.
Deleteyessir.
DeleteIt is easy to bash the athletic director and coaches when the program is losing, but funny once we win, attitudes change…. referring to anonymous comments about Harris and AD when Harris got the job. This town is damn lucky to have an AD, and coaching staff within the entire program (including Junior High) that cares about bringing Springfield Football and the community back to its strong roots.
ReplyDeleteReallly??? Check the latest score! Ha...ha!
DeleteInteresting how certain post are left off? The bottom-line is that if you think the AD made the right choice? I guess morals and good sportsmanship don't matter. Is Harris heart in the right place, I am sure it is. But it still doesn't make it right or remove the AD from doing the right thing and not the "Joe Thing".
DeleteAlso why aren’t all post regarding the football program put on?