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FOOTBALL: Quick strike: Warren uses big plays to hand Corry first loss

October 13, 2012
By JON SITLER (jsitler@timesobserver.com) , The Times Observer

CORRY - Back on track.

Warren (6-1) quickly bounced back from its first loss of the season, defeating the previously unbeaten Corry Beavers, 42-18, Friday at Corry Area High School.

The Dragons' first win over Corry (6-1) since 2005 was impressive on both sides of the ball.

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Photo by John Maloney, Corry Jounal
Early score
Warren’s Mark Davis is off to the races, scoring a first half touchdown during the Dragons’ non-region victory over the previously unbeaten Corry Beavers Friday at Corry Area High School.

"We were really opportunistic (because of turnovers)," said Warren coach Brad Wright. "But it all started with better play at the line of scrimmage."

Warren had five interceptions, including three from Brad Walters. The defense helped quarterback Austin Jerman and the offense hold a lead through the second quarter. Chris McNeal, Cody McGraw and Walters all picked off Corry quarterback Nate Smith in a span of four and a half minutes during the second quarter, and Warren led 21-6 at halftime.

Jerman threw well out of the pocket all game, first finding Mark Davis deep for a 62-yard score.

Fact Box

Warren-Corry Stats

Warren147147-42

Corry60120-18

First Quarter

W- Mark Davis 62 pass from Austin Jerman, 8:11, Ryan Shattuck kick

C- Dylan Silvis 11 pass from Nate Smith, 4:58, kick failed

W- Luke Wortman 59 run, 3:59, Shattuck kick

Second Quarter

W- Matt Falvo 59 pass from Jerman, 0:54, Shattuck kick

Third Quarter

C- Matt Cragg 29 run, 11:13, pass failed

W- Chris McNeal 2 run, 5:56, Shattuck kick

C- Patrick Brown 50 pass from Cragg, 5:38, pass failed

W- Falvo 2 run, 0:08, Shattuck kick

Fourth Quarter

W- Wortman 25 run, 9:28, Shattuck kick

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WC

Offensive Plays6456

First downs1813

Rushes-yards44-19528-139

Passing258204

Total Yards453343

Comp-Att-Int12-20-014-28-5

Fumbles-Lost5-20-0

Penalties-Yards6-463-28

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING- W- Matt Falvo 16 for 54, TD, Austin Jerman 11 for 9, Luke Wortman 8 for 108, 2 TD, Chris McNeal 5 for 8, TD, Jordan Willetts 2 for 8, D.J. Fehlman 2 for 8; C- Nate Smith 11 for 34, Matt Cragg 17 for 105, TD

PASSING- W- Jerman 12 of 20 for 258, 2 TD; C- Smith 13 of 27 for 145, TD, 5 INT, Cragg 1 of 1 for 50, TD

RECEIVING-W- Wortman 6 for 68, Willetts 3 for 59, Davis 2 for 72, TD, Falvo 1 for 59, TD; C- Dylan Silvis 4 for 24, TD, Tyler Engle 7 for 55, Patrick Brown 3 for 116, TD, Cragg 0 for 9

After Corry drove down the field for a score, Luke Wortman broke a 59-yard run for a 14-6 Dragons lead.

Matt Falvo helped Warren take advantage late in the second quarter with a 59-yard catch and run.

Corry moved the ball well, ending with 343 total yards. The Beavers twice cut the lead to 10 in the third quarter, but Warren's offense added two scores of its own. McNeal and Falvo added touchdown runs and Warren led 35-18 through three quarters.

Wortman had 108 rushing yards to go with six catches for 68 yards. He added a 25-yard touchdown run for good measure.

Falvo helped eat up the clock and finished with 16 carries, one catch and 113 total yards.

Jerman was again impressive with 258 yards passing and no interceptions.

It doesn't get any easier next week as Warren host undefeated DuBois Friday at War Memorial Field.

The Dragons ended with 453 total yards, but Wright said there's work to be done.

Wright said the Dragons need to limit penalties and be ready for a physical game when playing their third straight undefeated opponent.

 
 

 

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