PAGE A12, KEIZERTIMES, SEPTEMBER 22, 2017
Claggett begins season with road win
Whtteaker
loses opener
at Houck
SALEM—Claggett Creek
started its middle school foot-
ball season with a 20-6 win
at Judson on Wednesday, Sept.
14.
Rudy Garcia ran for two
touchdowns in the victory.
On fourth-and-long, quar-
terback Nathan Allen threw a
touchdown to Alex Estrada .
Judson scored its only
touchdown on a kickoff re-
turn in the third quarter.
“It was a good game for
the most part,” CCMS head
coach Aaron Carr said. “We
have some work to do and we
now have a good idea on what
we need to focus on.”
Whiteaker
Whiteaker’s varsity football
team dropped its opener 30-6
to Houck on Thursday, Sept.
14.
Head coach Tom Larimer
cited a lack of experience and
lack of ball security.
“We have real good size
an d athleticism, but almost
none of these kids have ever
played before,” Larimer said.
“We came out with too much
emotion and not enough dis-
cipline. That was my fault, and
we will improve in that area.
In the fi rst half we dropped
the ball all over the fi eld, and
didn’t contain Houck’s QB,
and before we knew it we
were down big.”
Whiteaker moved the ball,
but lost four fi rst half fumbles
and went into halftime down
KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wtley
ABOVE: Whtteaker etghth grader Carson Long, who had 11
catches for 138 yards, trtes to elude a Houck tackler on Thurs-
day, Sept. 14. RIGHT: Rudy Garcta scored two rushtng touch-
downs for Claggett Creek on Wednesday, Sept. 13.
24-0.
The Wolverines were
victimized by three long
touchdown runs by Houck’s
quarterback, all followed by
successful two point conver-
sions.
“We won’t play against
a faster or better runner all
year—at least we got that kid
out of the way in Week 1,”
Larimer said.
Whiteaker settled down af-
ter halftime, playing Houck’s
starters to a 6-6 second half.
The offense was led by
Carson Long, who had 11
catches for 138 yards, and
quarterback Porter Vaughn,
who completed 12 of 20 for
145 yards and no intercep-
tions.
“Porter did a great job in
his fi rst game ever at QB,” of-
fensive coordinator Marcus
Larimer said. “We moved the
ball well through the air, and
our O-Line gave him a com-
fortable pocket. Ball security
in the open fi eld was our
main issue and we will fi x it.
Carson had a huge game and
rose up as a weapon. We did
some things well that we can
build on.”
Bo Bielby led the Wolver-
ines on the ground with 21
yards on seven carries.
Although
Whiteaker
struggled to run the ball,
Tom praised the offensive
line (Spencer Millis, Isaiah
McGrath, Lazaro Chavez,
Ethan Fisler, Carlos Saldana,
Roberto Ibarra, and Zander
Rhoades) for not allowing a
single sack.
Long and Vaughn led the
defense with 13 and six tack-
les, respectively, and lineback-
er Wyatt Paul chipped in four.
Corners Jacob Moore and
Adrian Cotton held Houck’s
passing game in check all
game.
“It’s hard to start from
scratch with 20 kids this age
who are so new to the game,”
Tom said. “But I absolutely
love this group of kids; they
work hard, they never talk
back, and they want to get
better every day. I can’t wait
for practice tomorrow.”
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