Key to the Wolves succes this Friday night is just simply play disciplined and penalty free football. In the past this series has been marred with penalties on both teams.
Reading the recaps in the South Bend Tribune and Elkhart Truth of the SBW - Concord game last week there was a total of 29 penalties for 230 yards for both teams. Concord was only winning 9-6 midway though the 3rd quarter until they pulled away late. Concord was the team that made it to the 5A northern semi-state last season.
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High school football: Concord rolls past Panthers
Posted: Saturday, August 23, 2014 5:37 am
DUNLAP -- Washington broke out to a first-quarter lead before host Concord stormed back to take a 29-6 win over the Panthers in a penalty-filled high school football contest on Friday night.
Washington's Tyler White hit Christian Campbell on a 24-yard pass late in the first quarter to give the Panthers the lead.
However, the Minutemen, ranked sixth in Class 5-A, came back to tie it on a Cullen Fisher touchdown pass, then took the lead for good on a 21-yard field goal by Ryan Tepe just before halftime.
Fisher then threw two more touchdown passes, both to Jerrell Poindexter, in the third quarter before Matt Fragle wrapped up the scoring in the final quarter on a 1-yard run.
Fisher finished 14-of-23 for 175 yards and the three scores. Poindexter caught seven passes for 126 yards.
White completed 14 of 25 passes for 180 yards.
The Panthers were held to 16 yards rushing.
At Dunlap
Washington 6 0 0 0 -6
Concord 0 9 13 7 - 29
W - Christian Campbell 24 pass from Tyler White (kick failed)
C - Jake Wirt 9 pass from Cullen Fisher (kick failed)
C - Ryan Tepe 21 field goal
C - Jerrell Pointdexter 13 pass from Fisher; (Tepe kick)
C - Pointdexter 64 pass from Fisher (kick failed)
C - Matt Fragale 1 run (Tepe kick)
Wash Concord
First downs 9 17
Rushing yards 16 123
Passing yards 210 175
Fumbles lost 0 0
Penalties 14-115 15-115
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Pointdexter leads Concord to 29-6 win over South Bend Washington
Cullen Fisher throws three touchdown passes in his first start.
Jarrell Pointdexter #14 2014 Concord returning letter winners (J. Tyler Klassen / The Elkhart Truth)Ken Fox
Posted on Aug. 22, 2014 at 11:16 p.m.
DUNLAP — Senior wide receiver Jerrell Pointdexter scored two spectacular second half touchdowns to lead Concord to a 29-6 opening-night victory over South Bend Washington in a non-conference football matchup on Friday, Aug. 22.
With the Minutemen leading 9-6 midway through the third quarter, Pointdexter took a screen pass from quarterback Cullen Fisher in traffic, bounced to the outside and beat the Washington secondary for a 13-yard touchdown pass to push Concord up 16-6.
On Concord’s next possession, Pointdexter took a quick swing pass from Cullen 65 yards for a score that broke the Panthers’ back. In his first career start, Fisher tossed three touchown passes.
“No one has practiced in the kind of heat we saw tonight, which is what makes football such a funny game at times,” Concord coach Tim Dawson said. “We didn’t play well in the first half and you have to give Washington a lot of credit for that. But I was proud of the way our kids came out in the third quarter and set the tone. I thought our offensive and defensive lines took over in the second half.”
The game featured 29 penalties for 230 yards.
Concord 29, SB Washington 6
Scoring by Quarters
Washington 6 0 0 0 — 6
Concord 0 9 13 7 — 29
School — Scoring Play
First Quarter
W — Christian Campbell 24 pass from Tyler White (kick failed), 1:08.
Second Quarter
C — Jake Wirt 9 pass from Cullen Fisher (kick failed), 9:18.
C — Ryan Tepe 21 field goal 5:40.
Third Quarter
C — Jerrell Pointdexter 13 pass from Fisher; (Tepe kick), 4:46.
C — Pointdexter 64 pass from Cullen (kick failed), 1:44.
Fourth Quarter
C — Matt Fragale 1 run (Tepe kick), 5:13.
Team Statistics Wa Co
Net yards rushing 16 123
Net yards passing 210 175
Total Yards 226 308
First Downs 9 17
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0
Penalties 14-115 15-115
Individual Leaders
Washington: Rushing — Torreq Rice 5-17. Passing — Tyler White 14-25-180, Tyrese Belcher 1-1-30. Receiving — Rice 3-93, Deonne Witherspoon 7-43, Antwon Ivery 5-50.
Concord: Rushing — Matt Fragale 15-73, Brandon Thomas 7-32. Passing — Cullen Fisher 14-23-175. Receiving — Jerrell Pointdexter 7-126, Jace Krull 1-16, Jake Wirt 1-9.
Interceptions: Washington — Jalen Lee. Concord — Daniel Williams.