For the week of November 6 - 12, 2002

2002 Carey 
Football Composite

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TOTAL SCORING

Opponents 22 26 30 16 94 (11.8)
Carey 116 98 62 48 324 (40.5)

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RESULTS 

(8-1 overall, 3-0 home, 5-1 away, 5-0 North Division)

Aug. 30 (Away) Carey 40, Rockland 20
Sept. 6 (Home) Carey 38, Murtaugh 12
Sept. 13 (Away) Carey 40, Hansen 0
Sept. 20 (Home) Carey by forfeit over Clark County
Sept. 27 (Away) Carey 54, Richfield 8
Oct. 11 (Home) Carey 44, Camas County 0
Oct. 18 (Away) Carey 50, Shoshone 0
Oct. 25 (Away) Carey 50, Dietrich 0
Nov. 1 (Away—Sawtooth Championship) Castleford 54, Carey 8

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Scoring	TD	Conv	Pts.
Shawn Hennefer	15	6	102
Robbie Ellsworth	12	3	78
Destry Simpson	7	0	42
Stephen Jurgensmeier	5	6	42
John Saili	3	2	24
Bryson Ellsworth	2	2	16
Seth Adamson	1	0	6
Joseph Patterson	1	0	6
Ty Simmons	0	1	2
Kole Peck	0	1	2
Bryson Ellsworth/Kole Peck	0	0	2

 

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Touchdown passes—Sean Cenarrusa 10, Hennefer 6. Conversion passes—Hennefer 14. 
Notes—Carey has scored in 28 of 31 quarters....Carey has successfully made 21/43 conversions (48% success rate)....Carey has scored 46 TDs—26 on runs from scrimmage, 16 on passes and 4 on defense (3 interception returns, 1 fumble return). 
Notes—John Saili’s total includes a safety, and Bryson Ellsworth/Kole Peck is a safety as well.

 

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INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Total rushing—301 carries for 2,044 yards (6.8 per carry, 256 rushing yards per game).

Total offense—3,638 yards (454.8 per game).

Rushing leaders—Shawn Hennefer 90-721 (8.0), 10 TD, 6 conv.; Robbie Ellsworth 83-566 (6.8), 9 TD; Destry Simpson 47-495 (10.5), 4 TD.

Total passing—84-147, 57%, 1,059 yards, 16 TD, 14 conv., 11 interceptions.

Passing—Hennefer 44-65, 384 yards, 6 TD, 14 conversions, 4 interceptions; Sean Cenarrusa 36-72, 649 yards, 10 TD, 7 interceptions; Tyler Cook 4-10, 26 yards.

Receiving—Saili 23-359, 2 TD, 2 conv.; R. Ellsworth 18-237, 2 TD, 1 TD, 3 conv.; Jurgensmeier 12-159, 5 TD, 6 conv.; Destry Simpson 7-105, 2 TD; Ty Simmons 8-88, 1 conv.; Hennefer 6-62, 2 TD; Joseph Patterson 4-43, 1 TD; Bryson Ellsworth 2-6, 2 conv.

Interceptions (13)—Hennefer 5, Destry Simpson 3, R. Ellsworth 2, Saili 1, Kole Peck 1, Seth Adamson 1.

Fumble recoveries (15)—Kole Peck 3, Destry Simpson 2, Jurgensmeier 2, Hennefer 2, Seth Adamson 1, Bryson Ellsworth 1, Juan Alvarez 1, R. Ellsworth 1, Randy Lundergreen 1, Roderick Atwood 1.

Sacks (46)—Saili 14, R. Ellsworth 8, Seth Adamson 7, Peck 4, Jurgensmeier 3, Ian Gamino 2, Roderick Atwood 2, Destry Simpson 1, Hennefer 1, Luke Harmon 1, Juan Alvarez 1, Bryson Ellsworth 1, Robbie Ellsworth 1.

Tackles (solo-assist)—Destry Simpson 49-28 for 77; Hennefer 36-30 for 66; R. Ellsworth 32-33 for 65; Seth Adamson 27-24 for 51; Lundergreen 21-29 for 50; Jurgensmeier 20-28 for 48; Kole Peck 17-24 for 41; Saili 23-17 for 40; Bryson Ellsworth 7-23 for 30; Roderick Atwood 12-11 for 23; Joseph Patterson 9-5 for 14; Luke Harmon 0-4 for 4; Ian Gamino 2-2 for 4; Bryan Hill 0-2 for 2; Blake Surerus 1-0 for 1; Ben Nielson 0-1 for 1; Matt Trammell 0-1 for 1.

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PREVIOUS STATE A-4, 
1A EIGHT-MAN CHAMPIONS

1984—Council 55-20 over Shoshone at ISU. 1985—Council 44-0 over North Gem at ISU. 1986—Richfield 20-6 over Council at ISU. 1987—Garden Valley 48-22 over Rockland at Kibbie Dome. 1988—North Gem 45-32 over Highland-Craigmont at ISU. 1989—Garden Valley 64-14 over Highland-Craigmont at Kibbie Dome. 1990—Garden Valley 42-22 over Kendrick at Kibbie Dome. 1991—Kendrick 56-28 over Council at Kibbie Dome. 1992—Council 30-16 over Carey at ISU. 1993—Deary 36-22 over Carey at Kibbie Dome. 1994—Carey 58-26 over Deary at ISU. 1995—Deary 54-14 over Carey at Kibbie Dome. 1996—North Gem 26-14 over Deary at ISU. 1997—Deary 50-28 over Cambridge at Kibbie Dome. 1998—Carey 44-42 over Deary at ISU. 1999—Salmon River 31-28 over Notus at BSU. 2000—Kendrick 66-46 over Idaho City at BSU. (Start 1A) 2001—Kendrick 62-26 over Horseshoe Bend at Kibbie Dome.

 

 

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