By Becky Walz,
It all came down to the final period for the South Winn football team (2-5, 2-3) at Bellevue (3-4, 3-3) Friday night, with the Warrior offense getting shut down for the 42-28 district loss.
“We had great success running the ball the entire night as we were able to execute the offensive game plan coming in. We struggled however, to make the plays we needed on third and fourth down defensively,” said Coach Jason Ohrt. “We had a couple tough injuries throughout the night, but our kids battled hard and fought through the adversity. In the end we just came up a little bit short and Bellevue made some nice plays on offense down the stretch to put the game away.”
It all came down to the final period for the South Winn football team (2-5, 2-3) at Bellevue (3-4, 3-3) Friday night, with the Warrior offense getting shut down for the 42-28 district loss.
“We had great success running the ball the entire night as we were able to execute the offensive game plan coming in. We struggled however, to make the plays we needed on third and fourth down defensively,” said Coach Jason Ohrt. “We had a couple tough injuries throughout the night, but our kids battled hard and fought through the adversity. In the end we just came up a little bit short and Bellevue made some nice plays on offense down the stretch to put the game away.”
A quick look back
A pair of touchdown runs by Parker Timp sandwiched a Bellevue Comet scoring drive to give South Winn the early 14-7 advantage. In the second quarter, Bellevue used the ground game to put up two more touchdowns before Kaden Bullerman broke through for a Warrior TD before the quarter ended, leaving the two squads tied at 21 at halftime.
Keagen Streeter’s 4-yard dash into the endzone in the third quarter, along with his PAT put the Warriors back on top; however, the Comets responded with a run in the open field on a 16-yard carry to even the score once again. The fourth period was all Bellevue as the Comets scored on a 20-yard run and 33-yard pass to put the game away.
A numbers game
South Winn had 328 yards on the ground with a total of 344 while Bellevue put up a total of 443, with 277 rushing and 147 through the air.
Brady Ohrt completed 2-of-4 passes for 19 yards with Brody Tieskoetter and Jeremiah Cullen as his targets. In rushing, K. Streeter led the charge with 128 yards on 20 carries, averaging 6.4 yards a touch. Freshman Kyle Kuboushek averaged 4.0 yards a carry with a total of 56 yards and 14 carries. Ohrt also moved the ball on the ground for 55 yards on 10 carries.
K. Streeter finished the night with 8.5 total tackles including five solo stops to lead the defense while Evan Monroe was there for 7.0 total stops including five solo tackles. Carson Streeter had one interception as well.
Final contest
With the Warriors out of contention for a postseason berth, South Winn will host East Buchanan for its final game of the season, Friday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m.
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q F
South Winn 14 7 7 0 28
Bellevue 7 14 7 14 42
Scoring sequence
1st Quarter
SW – Parker Timp 3-yd. run (Keagen Streeter PAT)
Bellevue – 23-yd. pass (PAT)
SW – Timp 1-yd. run (K. Streeter PAT)
2nd Quarter
Bellevue – 3-yd. run (PAT)
Bellevue – 2-yd. run (PAT)
SW – Kaden Bullerman 4-yd. run (K. Streeter PAT)
3rd Quarter
SW – K. Streeter 4-yd. run (K. Streeter PAT)
Bellevue – 16-yd. run (PAT)
4th Quarter
Bellevue – 20-yd. pass (PAT)
Bellevue – 33-yd. run (PAT)
Game stats
Total yards: South Winn 344; Bellevue 443
Passing (comp/att/yds): Brady Ohrt (2-4, 19 yds.)
Rushing (att/yds): Keagen Streeter (20-128, 1 TD); Kyle Kuboushek (14-56); Ohrt (10-55); Parker Timp (10-52, 2 TD); Jeremiah Cullen (2-21); Kaden Bullerman (3-18, 1 TD)
Receiving (att/yds/TD): Cullen (1-10); Brody Tieskoetter (1-9)
Tackles (total): K. Streeter (8.5); Evan Monroe (7.0); Bullerman (5.5); Ohrt (5.0); Carson Streeter (4.0); Kuboushek (3.5); Tieskoetter (2.0); Landon Garcia (2.0); Timp (1.5); Jordan Baumler (1.5); Aiden Feickert (1.0); Braiden Todd (1.0); Quinn Huinker (0.5)
Interceptions (no/return yds): C. Streeter (1-5)
Kick-offs (att/yds): Baumler (4-163); C. Streeter (1-45)
Kick-off returns (att/yds): Bullerman (5-64); K. Streeter (2-42)
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