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Brooks got Ashbrook on the board with a one-yard run for a touchdown. Korbin
Proctor’s extra point gave the Green Wave a 7-6 lead. Brooks would score again
from ten yards out. After that, quarterback Hayden Welle got in on the fun when
he attempted a quarterback sneak from the Green Wave 32-yard line. That ended
up being a 68-yard touchdown run and before you knew it, the Green Wave was up
20-6. The Jaguars did strike back before the quarter ended. Jake Lee found
Jalen Neely-Baldwin on a short pass that he took 26 yards for a touchdown. Holt
Cloninger’s extra point cut it to 20-13. That would be the half-time score.
Things
would get worse before they got better for Forestview in the second half. A
one-yard quarterback sneak by Welle and a seven-yard touchdown run by Brooks
gave Ashbrook a 34-13 lead. The Jaguars would go into their bag of tricks to
get back into this one when tailback Aaron Bennett threw a 19-yard touchdown
pass to Jake Long. The extra point was blocked so the score stood at 34-19.
Forestview opted for the onside kick, but it was unsuccessful. That just gave
Ashbrook a shorter field to work with. Brooks would put it away with a 17-yard
touchdown run. That extra point was also blocked. Not content to go away, the
Jaguars put one more score on the board. Lee connected with Long for a 71-yard
touchdown pass to get the Jaguars closer. But they would not get any closer.
The Green Wave wins their second consecutive game 40-26 and are 1-0 in
conference play.
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Brooks led Ashbrook’s power run game with 176 yards and four touchdowns. Hayden
Welle pitched in with 115 yards and two touchdowns. The Green Wave’s offense
amassed 456 total yards (429 yards rushing). Jake Lee led Forestview 233 yards
passing and three touchdowns and one fumble. Jake Long led all receivers with
144 yards and two touchdowns. The Jaguars would amass 283 yards of total
offense. Most of it was through the air.
“We’re
still trying. Some things are getting better but there some things we need to
get better at.” said Forestview head coach Chris Medlin “(Ashbrook) is a great
team. They are a much better team than they were week 1. We need to eliminate
the bad plays and make more good plays. We have to overcome penalties.”
“I’m
proud of our guys tonight. There are some things I’d like to have back. We fought
for all four quarters and just made some advances on becoming more of a team.” said
Ashbrook head coach Brian Andrews “Our practices have become a little more
intense because we pretty much laid it on the line for our players and told
them what’s at stake and how we want things done. We are not going to settle
for anything less. We’ve been healthier than we’ve been in the first two games
as well.”
“I was proud of Coach Eccles and
the offensive staff.” Andrews said of Ashbrook’s 40-point offensive performance
“They all worked really hard. Our running-backs ran hard. Our quarterback had a
great game and made some good decisions on pitches. He kept it when he needed
to. I’m just proud of our offense by taking care of that second half like we
needed to finish them off.”
Ashbrook will have a bye week next
before traveling to Burns. Forestview will travel to Providence Day.
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