Friday, October 7, 2011

Drizzly night for Carey’s 58-0 rout of ‘Cats

Sawtooth game lasts only a half

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By JEFF CORDES
Express Staff Writer

Carey senior Baley Barg, who scored three TDs, two on punt returns, in this Sept. 9 home win by a 46-0 score over Challis, didn’t make it into the end zone with his punt returns Wednesday night against Clark County. But Barg did give Carey great field position with five punt returns for 132 yards. Photo by David N. Seelig

The top-ranked Carey School Panthers had pretty much their way with the visiting Clark County Bobcats on a drizzly Wednesday night at Carey's Derrick Parke Memorial Field.

Playing in the rain didn't stop Carey from piling up 602 yards in total offense in just 24 minutes of action as the Panthers (6-0, 2-0 league) stretched their two-season win streak to 13 games with a 58-0 mercy-rule triumph over Clark County.

Carey out-gained the Bobcats from Dubois 602 to 28. The game ended at halftime on the 45-point mercy rule specific to Idaho eight-man football. It was Carey's fourth shutout in six games as the Panthers have outscored opponents 282-22.

Senior Charlie Rivera (280 all-purpose yards) rushed for 88 yards, caught two passes for 86 more yards and finished the Sawtooth Conference North Division eight-man football game with a 90-yard interception return for the final TD.

Rivera scored five of Carey's eight TDs on the evening, and junior quarterback Jordan Dilworth (6-for-8, 194 yards) tossed four TD aerials. Senior Jack Cenarrusa caught two long TD passes. Indeed, Carey ran free—boasting six scoring plays that exceeded 40 yards.

The well-balanced Panthers ended up with 175 rushing yards, 194 through the air and 233 on returns, mostly from Baley Barg's five punt returns for 132 yards. Rivera (7 tackles), Dillon Cenarrusa (6) and Chance Chavez (6) led the defense, which had four sacks.

Clark County (2-4, 1-2 league) was led by junior punter Chayce Bramwell, who boomed six punts for a 36.2 average.

Coach Lane Kirkland's Panthers will now prepare for a showdown with chief North Division rival Dietrich (4-2, 3-0 league) on Friday, Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. on the Carey turf. Dietrich pasted Richfield 55-6 Wednesday for its third straight win.

Check today's Express Web site for complete Carey-Clark County football game statistics.

CAREY Line Score

Carey 58, Clark County 0

CLARK COUNTY. 0 0 x x 0

CAREY 24 34 x x 58

SCORING

1st half

CAREY—Charlie Rivera, 65-yard run (Chance Chavez run); 11:42 1st (8-0 C)

CAREY—Charlie Rivera, 19-yard run (Baley Barg, pass from Jordan Dilworth); 3:33 1st (16-0 C)

CAREY—Jack Cenarrusa, 45-yard pass from Jordan Dilworth (Dillon Cenarrusa run); 1:04 1st (24-0 C)

CAREY—Chance Chavez, 31-yard run (pass failed); 11:44 2nd (30-0 C)

CAREY—Jack Cenarrusa, 54-yard pass from Jordan Dilworth (run failed); 9:09 2nd (36-0 C)

CAREY—Safety, Tori Alvarez and Adrian Alvarez tackled Clark punter Chayce Bramwell in end zone; 1:21 2nd (38-0 C)

CAREY—Charlie Rivera, 40-yard pass from Jordan Dilworth (run failed); 1:08 2nd (44-0 C)

CAREY—Charlie Rivera, 46-yard pass from Jordan Dilworth (Dilworth run); 0:23 2nd (52-0 C)

CAREY—Charlie Rivera, 90-yard interception return; 0:00 2nd (58-0 C)

KEY STATS CLARK CTY. CAREY

Offensive plays 47 34

Time of possession 16:05 7:55

1st downs, rush 5 1

1st downs, pass 0 0

1st downs, penalty 0 0

1st downs, total 5 1

Rushes, yards 25-28 24-175

Yards per carry 1.1 7.3

Fumbles lost 1 2

Completions, passes 1-7 6-8

Completion percentage 14% 75%

Passing yards 6 194

Yards per completion 6.0 32.3

Intercepted by 0 1

Sacks by, yards 0-0 4-29

Returns, yards 5-23 7-233

Total yards gained 28 602

3rd down efficiency 2-11 2-3

4th down efficiency 0-2 0-1

Penalties 1-5 2-10

Punts, yardage 6-217 0-0

Yards per punt 36.2 0.0

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS—Carey

Rushing—Charlie Rivera 4-88, 2 TD; Chance Chavez 5-40, 2 1sts, 1 TD, 1 conv.; Tori Alvarez 6-28, 1 1st; Jordan Dilworth 3-18, 1 1st, 1 conv.; Jack Cenarrusa 1-7; Christian Zarate 2-6, 1 1st; Baley Barg 1-2; Dillon Cenarrusa 1-3, 1 conv.

Passing—Jordan Dilworth 6-8, 194 yards, 4 TD, 1 conv.

Receiving—Jack Cenarrusa 3-105, 2 TD; Charlie Rivera 2-86, 2 TD; Baley Barg 1-3, 1 conv.

Fumble recoveries (1)—Glen Andrews 1.

Interceptions (1)—Charlie Rivera 1 with a 90-yard kickoff return.

Punt returns—Baley Barg 5-132.

Kickoff returns—Charlie Rivera 1-21.

Sacks (4)—Dillon Cenarrusa 1-4; Tori Alvarez 1-6; Dillon Cenarrusa and Sheldon Hansen 1-4; Tori Alvarez and Adrian Alvarez 1-15.

All-purpose yardage—Charlie Rivera 280 yards.

Tackles (40)—Charlie Rivera 7, Dillon Cenarrusa 6, Chance Chavez 6, Jack Cenarrusa 4, Sheldon Hansen 3, Tori Alvarez 3, Francisco Gamino 3, Baley Barg 2, Glen Andrews 2, Garrett Lee 1, Adrian Alvarez 1, Gunner Thompson 1, Patrick Baird 1.

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS—Clark County

Rushing—Mitch Staker 15-33, 1 1st; Tucker Farr 6-12.

Passing—Mitch Staker 1-6, 6 yards; Tucker Farr 0-1, 1 interception.

Receiving—Tucker Farr 1-6.

Fumble recoveries (2)—Chayce Bramwell 2.

Kickoff returns—Mitch Staker 3-11; Wyatt Hurst 1-9; Chayce Bramwell 1-3.

Tackle leaders—Salvador Cano 4, Austin Mickelsen 3, Wyatt Hurst 3, Mitch Staker 2, Tucker Farr 2, Rhett Egan 2.

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