Mighty Oaks wrap up inaugural football season with 29-12 loss at Erie, cross country team fourth in region race
By Riverview Sports News
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| SALEM | ERIE | |
| 8 | 1st Downs | 15 |
| 34-2 | Rushing | 30-35 |
| 12-28-2 | Passes | 12-37-1 |
| 223 | Passing | 237 |
| 5-26 | Sacked | 2-16 |
| 2=2 | Fum-Lost | 3-2 |
| 9-31.6 | Punts-Avg | 6-25.0 |
| 17-129 | Penalties | 14-125 |
| 2-18 | 3rd Down | 3-14 |
| 30:17 | Possession | 29:43 |
| Salem CC | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0- | 12 |
| Erie CC | 0 | 14 | 8 | 7- | 29 |
SCORING SUMMARY
S-DJ Joyner 60 pass from Cam Wright (pass failed), 14:28 1Q
E-Brayden Tryon 60 pass from Salomon Georges (kick failed), 10:32 2Q
E-Tommy Hunt 8 pass to Salomon Georges (Tommy Hunt run), 1:38 2Q
S-Kemarley Mason 89 pass from Cam Wright (pass failed), 1:23 2Q
E-Romell Phillips kickoff return (Saloman Georges run), 14:49 3Q
E-Douglas Hunt fumble recovery in end zone (Zhiere McKnight kick), 0:36 4Q
Cross Country
Saulin was 15th overall in 27:49.1, with Smith right behind in 16th (28:19.6). They were fifth and sixth, respectively, among Division 1 & 2 runners.
Gabby Lemke (37:25.6) and Madison Toomey (38:11.8) finished just outside the top 20 and Breanne Ruhl was 25th (40:01.7).
Since the start of the season the Mighty Oaks have shaved 17 minutes off their collective team time or an average of more than three minutes per runner.
RCSJ-Gloucester’s Kayla Ayars of Woodstown won the race in 22:25.8
Sahim Rodriguez was the fastest Salem runner in the men’s race, finishing 41st in 46:35.1.
WOMENS TEAM SCORES: Delaware Tech 36, RCSJ-Gloucester 45, Union 54, Salem CC 75.
