2013 Freshmen Schedule
September 2nd vs. Boone LOSS 21-8
September 6th @ Ballard LOSS 37-7
September 13th @ Oskaloosa LOSS 31-6
September 20th vs. Winterset LOSS 20-0
September 27th @ Pella LOSS 42-0
October 4th vs. Knoxville LOSS 12-6
October 11th vs. Centerville WIN 25-8
October 18th @ Chariton WIN 20-0
October 25th vs. Norwalk LOSS 53-0
RECORD: 2-7 overall (1-5 in district play)
September 6th @ Ballard LOSS 37-7
September 13th @ Oskaloosa LOSS 31-6
September 20th vs. Winterset LOSS 20-0
September 27th @ Pella LOSS 42-0
October 4th vs. Knoxville LOSS 12-6
October 11th vs. Centerville WIN 25-8
October 18th @ Chariton WIN 20-0
October 25th vs. Norwalk LOSS 53-0
RECORD: 2-7 overall (1-5 in district play)
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Freshmen Cats Pick Up First Win
The Carlisle Freshman football team hosted Centerville and earned their first victory of the season with a convincing 25-8 victory. In a true team victory; the four touchdowns were scored by four different players: Gabe McCaughey on a 17 yard run, Dallas Wright on a 44 yard run, Max Evans on a 46 yard interception return, and Brenden Smith on a 1 yard run. Amazingly, the Wildcats were able to win without completing a pass as 50 of their 55 plays were running plays. Dallas Wright had a big game carrying the ball 20 times for 124 yards. Quarterback Max Evans carried 7 times for 54 yards. Running backs Gabe McCaughey (10 carries for 55 yards), Brenden Smith (10/47) and Anethon Thiravong (3/7) all had solid games.
Defensively, the Wildcats used solid tackling and turnovers to limit Centerville to their lone touchdown. Max Evans and Kyle Barker had interceptions while Alex Owens recovered a fumble. Connor Hage and Austin McNeeley recorded quarterback sacks and Travis Johnston had a tackle for loss. Here is a list of who recorded tackles(assist/unassisted): Quinton Thompson (2/0), Anethon Thiravong (1/1), Clinton Wells (0/1), Brenden Smith (7/1), Max Evans (0/1), Kyle Barker (0/1), Sam Martin (0/2), Dallas Wright (2/0), Devin Greenwood (1/0), Gabe McCaughey (2/0), Ryan Crall (1/0), Orrey Reed (4/0), Skylar Morris (0/1), Connor Hage (3/4), Austin McNeeley (0/3), Joe Rosales (0/1), Travis Johnston (1/2), Claytin Piatt (0/1), and Joshua Black (1/0).
Defensively, the Wildcats used solid tackling and turnovers to limit Centerville to their lone touchdown. Max Evans and Kyle Barker had interceptions while Alex Owens recovered a fumble. Connor Hage and Austin McNeeley recorded quarterback sacks and Travis Johnston had a tackle for loss. Here is a list of who recorded tackles(assist/unassisted): Quinton Thompson (2/0), Anethon Thiravong (1/1), Clinton Wells (0/1), Brenden Smith (7/1), Max Evans (0/1), Kyle Barker (0/1), Sam Martin (0/2), Dallas Wright (2/0), Devin Greenwood (1/0), Gabe McCaughey (2/0), Ryan Crall (1/0), Orrey Reed (4/0), Skylar Morris (0/1), Connor Hage (3/4), Austin McNeeley (0/3), Joe Rosales (0/1), Travis Johnston (1/2), Claytin Piatt (0/1), and Joshua Black (1/0).
Knoxville beats Freshmen Cats 12-6
The Carlisle Freshman football team traveled to Knoxville and lost a close game by the score of 12-6. After a scoreless first half, Knoxville was able to convert a 4th down for a 30 yard touchdown pass late in the 3rd quarter and then put together a touchdown drive in the 4th quarter to take a 12-0 lead. The Wildcats mounted a late comeback. They drove the field and scored on a 7 yard touchdown run by Max Evans to cut the deficit to 12-6. However, the Wildcats were unable to convert the ensuing onside kick and Knoxville ran out the clock to seal the victory. Quarterback Max Evans completed four passes: three to Alex Owens and one to Cody Hutchens. Evans also ran 10 times for 60 yards. Running backs Gabe McCaughey and Brenden Smith contributed 34 and 12 yards respectively.
The Wildcat defense played well with Connor Hage leading the way. He had 12 tackles including two sacks. Also having sacks were Orrey Reed, Austin McNeeley, and Adam Smith. Dallas Wright intercepted a Knoxville pass. It was a great team effort with the following players contributing (assisted/unassisted): Anethon Thiravong(5/0), Alex Owens(0/1), Brenden Smith(2/2), Max Evans(0/1), Dallas Wright(6/0), Sam Martin(0/1), Gabe McCaughey(1/3), Orrey Reed(4/4), Connor Hage(6/6), Austin McNeeley(0/3), Joe Rosales(3/0), Adam Smith(0/1), Travis Johnston(3/4), Claytin Piatt(2/1), Joshua Black(4/1), Andrew Black(1/0), and Drew Murray(2/0).
The Wildcat defense played well with Connor Hage leading the way. He had 12 tackles including two sacks. Also having sacks were Orrey Reed, Austin McNeeley, and Adam Smith. Dallas Wright intercepted a Knoxville pass. It was a great team effort with the following players contributing (assisted/unassisted): Anethon Thiravong(5/0), Alex Owens(0/1), Brenden Smith(2/2), Max Evans(0/1), Dallas Wright(6/0), Sam Martin(0/1), Gabe McCaughey(1/3), Orrey Reed(4/4), Connor Hage(6/6), Austin McNeeley(0/3), Joe Rosales(3/0), Adam Smith(0/1), Travis Johnston(3/4), Claytin Piatt(2/1), Joshua Black(4/1), Andrew Black(1/0), and Drew Murray(2/0).
Freshmen fall to Osky
The Carlisle Freshen Football team traveled to Oskaloosa on September 13th and were defeated by the Indians with the final score being 31-6. Once again the Wildcats suffered from a slow start and trailed 19-0 at half. However, the Wildcats regrouped at half-time and played a very competitive second half. The Wildcat offense was able to move the ball but turnovers and penalties kept them out of the end zone except for a fourth quarter touchdown run of four yards by Dallas Wright. Leading rushers were Gabe McCaughey (14 carries for 51 yards), Dallas Wright(9 for 48), Brenden Smith(13 for 37) and Max Evans(5 for 11). Despite three interceptions and two sacks, the Wildcats were effective throwing the ball with Max Evans completing seven passes in fifteen attempts and Quinton Thompson completing a pass as well. Several receivers caught passes: Alex Owens (2 catches for 27 yards), Joshua Black (2 for 25), Andrew Black (1 for 20), Sam Martin (1 for 20), Dallas Wright(1 for 12), and Evan Larsen(1 for 6).
Although the Wildcat defense gave up 31 points, it played well considering the number of times Oskaloosa was able to get the ball through turnovers. Quinton Thompson had an interception while Max Evans and Travis Johnston had tackles for losses. Other defenders who contributed (unassisted/assisted tackles): Brenden Smith(3/4), Max Evans(3/4), Travis Johnston(3/2), Joshua Black(2/3), Gabe McCaughey(1/3), and Connor Hage(1/2). Recording solo tackles were Quinton Thompson, Alex Owens, Dallas Wright, Hunter Drake, Cody Hutchins, and Drew Murray.
Although the Wildcat defense gave up 31 points, it played well considering the number of times Oskaloosa was able to get the ball through turnovers. Quinton Thompson had an interception while Max Evans and Travis Johnston had tackles for losses. Other defenders who contributed (unassisted/assisted tackles): Brenden Smith(3/4), Max Evans(3/4), Travis Johnston(3/2), Joshua Black(2/3), Gabe McCaughey(1/3), and Connor Hage(1/2). Recording solo tackles were Quinton Thompson, Alex Owens, Dallas Wright, Hunter Drake, Cody Hutchins, and Drew Murray.
Freshmen Take on Ballard
On Friday, September 6th, the Carlisle Freshmen football team traveled to Huxley to play the Ballard Bombers. Ballard returned the opening kick-off for a touchdown and never looked back on their way to 37-7 victory. Despite the loss there were bright spots such as holding Ballard to 2 for 8 passing and outscoring the Bombers 7-6 in the second half.
The Wildcats had success running the football. Running backs Gabe McCaughey(8 carries, 63 yards) and Brenden Smith(7/45) led the team. Quarterback Max Evans ran 9 times for 34 yards. Smith scored the Wildcat touchdown on a 2 yard run. Quarterback Quinton Thompson led the passing attack going 2 for 2 and 46 yards. On the receiving end were Andrew Black and Gabe McCaughey.
Several Wildcat players contributed defensively. Joshua Black had a very strong effort with 14 total tackles and a fumble recovery. Anethon Thiravong and Cody Hutchins also had tackles for loss while Sam Martin forced a fumble. Here is a list of Wildcat defenders and their tackle totals(assisted tackles/unassisted tackles): Quinton Thompson(2/0), Anethon Thiravong(1/1), Evan Larsen(0/1), Brenden Smith(3/2), Max Evans(1/2), Sam Martin(2/3), Dallas Wright(1/1), Devin Wright(1/0), Gabe McCaughey(2/1), Ryan Crall(1/0), Andrew Black(2/1), Connor Hage(0/2), Dakota Busick(1/0), Joe Rosales(2/0), Travis Johnston(1/1), Claytin Piatt(1/0), Cody Hutchins(2/1) and Kyle Barker(2/0).
With the loss the Wildcat freshmen fell to 0-2 after a close and tough loss to Boone the week before. Next on the schedule is a road game at Oskaloosa. The freshmen games all start at 4:45, both home and away. Make plans to come early and catch them in action!
The Wildcats had success running the football. Running backs Gabe McCaughey(8 carries, 63 yards) and Brenden Smith(7/45) led the team. Quarterback Max Evans ran 9 times for 34 yards. Smith scored the Wildcat touchdown on a 2 yard run. Quarterback Quinton Thompson led the passing attack going 2 for 2 and 46 yards. On the receiving end were Andrew Black and Gabe McCaughey.
Several Wildcat players contributed defensively. Joshua Black had a very strong effort with 14 total tackles and a fumble recovery. Anethon Thiravong and Cody Hutchins also had tackles for loss while Sam Martin forced a fumble. Here is a list of Wildcat defenders and their tackle totals(assisted tackles/unassisted tackles): Quinton Thompson(2/0), Anethon Thiravong(1/1), Evan Larsen(0/1), Brenden Smith(3/2), Max Evans(1/2), Sam Martin(2/3), Dallas Wright(1/1), Devin Wright(1/0), Gabe McCaughey(2/1), Ryan Crall(1/0), Andrew Black(2/1), Connor Hage(0/2), Dakota Busick(1/0), Joe Rosales(2/0), Travis Johnston(1/1), Claytin Piatt(1/0), Cody Hutchins(2/1) and Kyle Barker(2/0).
With the loss the Wildcat freshmen fell to 0-2 after a close and tough loss to Boone the week before. Next on the schedule is a road game at Oskaloosa. The freshmen games all start at 4:45, both home and away. Make plans to come early and catch them in action!
