JV Stats
Please open the file below to see the final JV football stats (game by game and season totals).
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2012 JV Football Roster
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2012 JV Schedule and Results
vs. Boone LOSS 20-17
@ Ballard LOSS 33-0
@Oskaloosa WIN 21-7
vs. Winterset WIN 35-0
@ Pella WIN 28-21
vs. Knoxville WIN 39-21
vs. Centerville WIN 65-0
@ Chariton LOSS 14-13
vs. Norwalk WIN 28-3
Final Record: 6-3
District Record: 5-1
Non-District Record: 1-2
@ Ballard LOSS 33-0
@Oskaloosa WIN 21-7
vs. Winterset WIN 35-0
@ Pella WIN 28-21
vs. Knoxville WIN 39-21
vs. Centerville WIN 65-0
@ Chariton LOSS 14-13
vs. Norwalk WIN 28-3
Final Record: 6-3
District Record: 5-1
Non-District Record: 1-2
JV Wildcats fall to 0-1
The JV Wildcats missed out on winning their home opener. The Boone JV squad scored 12 points in the final quarter to steal the win from the Cats 20-17. The Carlisle scoring was a result of Nolan Vollstedt's 6 yard run and PAT by Jose Fuentes. In the second half Jaryd Veith navigated through the secondary to score on a 35 yard run. Again the PAT by Fuentes was good and he later tacked on a 36 yard field goal to put the Cats in the lead. Unfortunately, Boone answered with a TD in the waning moments of the game to take the win. Offensive notables were Payton Burris throwing for 173 yards connecting with receivers 13 times out of 23 attempts with no interceptions. Leading the receivers were Spencer Endecott with 55 yards on 5 receptions and Noah Smith with 3 catches for 46 yards. The rushing attack was lead by Veith with 49 yards on 8 carries while Vollstedt and Nate Gerlach both rushed for 47 yards. Defensively, Mason Mumm and Garrett Onstot led the tacklers with 6 and 5 stops respectively. Bryce Moulton pulled in the team's only interception.
JV falls to 0-2
This was a tough night for the Wildcats. Carlisle totaled 248 yards of total offense but was unable to put any points on the board as the Bombers of Ballard took the win 33-0. As for stat leaders on offense, Payton Burris went 14-28 for 192 yards passing. Jacob Klier had 7 catches for 81 yards while fellow junior Jake Epp had 3 catches for 31 yards. Noah Smith had two catches for 39 yards. The leading rusher on the night was Jaryd Veith with 46 yards on five carries. Defensively the Cats were led by Mason Mumm with 9 tackles followed by Joey Hinds, Jacob Klier, and Garrett Onstot each with 6 stops.
Cats find Win Column 21-7
The Wildcat defense gave the Cats offense great field position on the first 2 possessions off of turnovers. The offense scored 14 points right away in the first quarter with touchdown passes from Payton Burris to receivers Jake Epp (16 yards) and then to Noah Smith (13 yards). Jose Fuentes converted the PAT's. In the second quarter Bradley Hydorn stepped in front of an Osky pass and sprinted for 32 yards to score a defensive TD. Fuentes again converted the PAT. Leading the offensive stats for the Cats were Payton Burris throwing 12/25 for 114 yards with 2 TD's. Jaryd Veith carried the ball 12 times for 47 yards.
The defense had a really good showing this evening. They took the ball away from Osky four times including two interceptions (Jake Epp and Bradley Hydorn) and 2 fumble recoveries (Garrett Onstot and Joey Hinds). Leading the tacklers were Spencer Endecott with 16 and Noah Smith with 8.
This brings the Cats record to 1 and 2 for the year.
The defense had a really good showing this evening. They took the ball away from Osky four times including two interceptions (Jake Epp and Bradley Hydorn) and 2 fumble recoveries (Garrett Onstot and Joey Hinds). Leading the tacklers were Spencer Endecott with 16 and Noah Smith with 8.
This brings the Cats record to 1 and 2 for the year.
JV shuts down Winterset 35-0
The JV Wildcats got a little rowdy at home on Monday evening. The offense scored 35 unanswered points with a total of 424 yards of offense and the defense responded by limiting the Huskies to 105 yards of total offense. Payton Burris went 9 for 11 passing with 209 yards including a 40 yard TD pass to Jake Epp. Payton also rushed for 57 yards and 2 TD's. Rushing leader was Nate Gerlach with 95 yards and one TD followed by Jaryd Veith with 61 yards including a 40 yard TD scamper. Rounding out the offense was a nice catch and run by Spencer Endecott for 86 yards.... just 3 yards shy of pay dirt! The offensive line of Logan Tucker, Brandon Burger, Colton Farrell, Garrett Onstot, and Tucker Stull did a great job of winning the battle in the trenches and paving the way for the offensive outburst.
To call the Wildcat defense stingy would be an understatement. There were 6 tackles for loss and one blocked pass by Noah Smith. The Cats also had 3 pass break-ups by Epp, Smith, and Henry Sanders. Leading tacklers for the Cats were Endecott with 12 tackles, and Smith with 9. Outside linebackers Veith and Nolan Vollstedt each finished with 5 stops as well while Sanders intercepted a Husky pass and returned it 25 yards in the second half. The Cats will be playing in Pella on Sep 21st.
To call the Wildcat defense stingy would be an understatement. There were 6 tackles for loss and one blocked pass by Noah Smith. The Cats also had 3 pass break-ups by Epp, Smith, and Henry Sanders. Leading tacklers for the Cats were Endecott with 12 tackles, and Smith with 9. Outside linebackers Veith and Nolan Vollstedt each finished with 5 stops as well while Sanders intercepted a Husky pass and returned it 25 yards in the second half. The Cats will be playing in Pella on Sep 21st.
Cats win 3rd Straight
The JV Wildcat team jumped out to a 21-7 lead over the Dutch with 2 rushing TD’s of 18 and 19 yards respectively by Payton Burris and held on for the 28-21 victory over Pella. Jose Fuentes went 1 for 2 on the PATs. Brad Hydorn pulled in a 41 yard touchdown pass from Burris, who then connected with Jacob Klier for a 2 point conversion. In the second half the Cats came out on the first possession and Nate Gerlach scored a 14 yard rushing TD with Fuentes converting the PAT. Offensively Burris went 11/14 and 169 yards. He connected with Brad Hydorn 5 times for 94 yards. The workhorse in the backfield was Gerlach with 62 yards.
Defensively the Cats held the Dutch to 26 yards in the first half but then had to switch strategies as Pella came out throwing successfully. Brad Hydorn and Jacob Klier both snagged interceptions from the Dutch thwarting long drives. The leading tackler was Spencer Endecott with 13 followed by Noah Smith with 8. Assisting with the defensive stands were Nolan Volstedt, Bryce Moulton and Jonathan Hobson with 5 tackles each. All in all it was a great game with the sea of red traveling in mass and being heard extremely well! Nice work Carlisle and Wildcats.
Defensively the Cats held the Dutch to 26 yards in the first half but then had to switch strategies as Pella came out throwing successfully. Brad Hydorn and Jacob Klier both snagged interceptions from the Dutch thwarting long drives. The leading tackler was Spencer Endecott with 13 followed by Noah Smith with 8. Assisting with the defensive stands were Nolan Volstedt, Bryce Moulton and Jonathan Hobson with 5 tackles each. All in all it was a great game with the sea of red traveling in mass and being heard extremely well! Nice work Carlisle and Wildcats.
JV Wins 4th Straight with 39-21 Win
The Wildcat JV team played four quarter football and wore the Knoxville Panthers out. At half the Panthers led 14 to 7. Carlisle's only first half score came on a 4 yd rush by Jared Veith with PAT conversion by Jose Fuentes. In the second, half Nate Gerlach rushed for 150 yards and 3 touchdowns. Rounding out the scoring was Veith adding another rushing TD and Payton Burris connected with Brad Hydorn for a 63 yd TD. Hydorn was Burris’s favorite receiver and pulled in a total of 4 catches for 107 total yards. Other big offensive plays included a long pass to Jake Epp for 45 yards and a key grab on 3rd down to extend a drive by Jacob Klier. Payton ended the night 6 for 10 and 172 yards. The Cat’s turned in a total of 422 yards.
Defensively the Cats effectively shut down the Panther’s big plays in the second half allowing only 66 yards. There were many tackles for loss by the Wildcats but all in all the tackles were evenly spread among the team for good TEAM DEFENSE. Leading the pack was Spencer Endecott with 8 tackles with 3 for losses. Other tackle leaders were Nolan Vollstedt (7), Mason Mumm (6), and Epp, Henry Sanders and Hunter Warren all had 4. Colton Farrell and Veith both recovered fumbles caused by Andrew Hill and Veith. It was a great game with a great turnout by the Carlisle Faithful!
Defensively the Cats effectively shut down the Panther’s big plays in the second half allowing only 66 yards. There were many tackles for loss by the Wildcats but all in all the tackles were evenly spread among the team for good TEAM DEFENSE. Leading the pack was Spencer Endecott with 8 tackles with 3 for losses. Other tackle leaders were Nolan Vollstedt (7), Mason Mumm (6), and Epp, Henry Sanders and Hunter Warren all had 4. Colton Farrell and Veith both recovered fumbles caused by Andrew Hill and Veith. It was a great game with a great turnout by the Carlisle Faithful!
JV Football Dominates Centerville 65-0
The Wildcat Junior Varsity team showed their entire arsenal of weapons on Monday evening shutting out Centerville scoring 9 touchdowns including 2 defensive touchdowns to win 65 to 0. The offense put up 402 yards. The Cats and only threw the ball 3 times with one being a touchdown on a halfback pass from Jordan Pierce to Bradley Hydorn for 40 yards. The other seven touchdowns were scored by Nate Gerlach (6 and 63 yd rushes), Nolan Volstedt (5yds), Noah Smith (12 yds), Payton Burris (14 yds), Jordan Pierce (5 yds) and finally Jaryd Veith punched in a TD of 1 yd to bring his total rushing yards to 194 on the night.
Defensively the Cats took the ball away from Centerville with three interceptions with one being returned for a TD by Jake Epp. The other two were by Hydorn and Volstedt. Epp also scooped up the ball and scored after a blocked punt by Jaryd Veith. Centerville was only able to muster 82 yards against the swarming Wildcat defense. Leading the defense with tackles were Mason Mumm (8), Spencer Endecott (7) and 4 each by Trevor Carra, Garett Onstot and Luke Endecott.
It was a great evening for JV football and next week we have 2 games. So come on out and support your JV ballplayers. The young men can definitely hear you and appreciate your support.
Defensively the Cats took the ball away from Centerville with three interceptions with one being returned for a TD by Jake Epp. The other two were by Hydorn and Volstedt. Epp also scooped up the ball and scored after a blocked punt by Jaryd Veith. Centerville was only able to muster 82 yards against the swarming Wildcat defense. Leading the defense with tackles were Mason Mumm (8), Spencer Endecott (7) and 4 each by Trevor Carra, Garett Onstot and Luke Endecott.
It was a great evening for JV football and next week we have 2 games. So come on out and support your JV ballplayers. The young men can definitely hear you and appreciate your support.
JV loses 14-13, Snaps 5 Game Win Streak
The Wildcat JV football team was not able to pull out the win Monday night losing 14 to 13 as they fell to 5-3 overall. The Cats were only able to muster 153 yards in total offense. Leading the offense was Payton Burris going 7 for 15 passing for 79 yards along with rushing for another nine yards including a 1 yd TD. Jaryd Veith scored again before half with a 6 yard powerful touchdown run. Jose Fuentes converted one of two PAT attempts. Chariton responded in the first half with a long drive to score a TD but missing the PAT resulting in a score of 13-6 Cats at half. In the second half the Cats were unable to score and Chariton scored and converted a 2 point conversion to win 14-13. Leading the ground game for Carlisle was Dylan Pinckney who finished with 10 rushes for 40 yards followed by Jaryd Veith who had 25 yards on seven carries. The favorite receiver for Burris was Jacob Klier who caught 3 balls for 47 yards.
On defense the Cats were able to hold Chariton to 149 yards on only six offensive drives. Leading the defense was Spencer Endecott with 13 tackles, Mason Mumm with 6 and Noah Smith with 6. Jake Epp had an interception with a 27 yard return to thwart a drive late in the first half.
The Cats were called for 11 penalties on the road trip. The JV team finishes its season with a game on Thursday, October 18th vs. Norwalk at home.
On defense the Cats were able to hold Chariton to 149 yards on only six offensive drives. Leading the defense was Spencer Endecott with 13 tackles, Mason Mumm with 6 and Noah Smith with 6. Jake Epp had an interception with a 27 yard return to thwart a drive late in the first half.
The Cats were called for 11 penalties on the road trip. The JV team finishes its season with a game on Thursday, October 18th vs. Norwalk at home.
JV Finishes Season with 28-3 Win
On a soggy October evening the young men from Carlisle dominated Norwalk, winning 28-3. The first half started out a little sketchy with 2 fumbles resulting in Norwalk scoring their only points. Jake Epp intercepted a Norwalk pass and took it to the house (27 yards) for Carlisle’s only first half TD. On the very next series Epp intercepted another pass to bring the half to an end. In the second half the Wildcats came out and held onto the slippery ball and marched up and down the field. 94% of our yards came in the second half due to monumental effort of the linemen and yeoman like work by Jaryd Veith scoring three touchdowns of 19, 30 and 52 yard runs. Dylan Pinkney had a perfect night with PAT’s and also did a great job averaging over 45 yards on kick-offs and 34 yards punting. This was no small feat… pause for effect, on such a wet, cold and rainy night.
Defensively the Cats did their jobs. They held the Norwalk team to 153 yards. The Wildcats took the ball away from the Norwalk offense 5 times, the two interceptions mentioned above and 3 vicious strips and recoveries by Carlisle. Leading the tackle tally was Hunter Warren with 9, Mason Mumm with 7 and Noah Smith and Joey Hinds with 6 each.
Defensively the Cats did their jobs. They held the Norwalk team to 153 yards. The Wildcats took the ball away from the Norwalk offense 5 times, the two interceptions mentioned above and 3 vicious strips and recoveries by Carlisle. Leading the tackle tally was Hunter Warren with 9, Mason Mumm with 7 and Noah Smith and Joey Hinds with 6 each.
