October 1, 2015 The Lovell Chronicle 9
DAVID PECK
Rocky Mountain senior halfback Cordell McFarlane breaks free for a big
gainer against the Saratoga
Panthers on Sept. 18 as Zac Zier (74) blocks. The Grizz travel to Wind
River this Friday for a 6 p.m.
kickoff.
Grizz go toe to toe with
defending champions
BY DAVID PECK
Cokeville is always
a game that is circled on
the schedule for a team
hoping to compete at a
high level in Class 1A,
ll-man football. The
Rocky Mountain Griz-
zlies certainly had Sept.
25 circled on their sched-
ule as a critical game
against. the defending
state champions.
This year, with both
Cokeville and Rocky
Mountain having already
fallen to the Shoshoni
Wranglers, Friday’s game
in Cokeville was import-
ant for playoff seeding
and team pride, and after
a hard-fought contest the
hometown Panthers car-
ried the day 21-12.
The loss probably
means the Rocky Moun-
tain Grizzlies will have
to open the playoffs on
the road, but coach Da—
vid Hayes said the Grizz
were far from dismayed
after playing well Friday
afternoon, despite the fi--
nal score.
“It was a great game
to coach,” Hayes said.
“We, as coaches, enjoyed
the challenge to match
wits with one of the best
coaching staffs in high
school history. The game
was full of emotion as
each play was filled with
excitement. As a coach-
ing staff, it’s fun to coach
with these guys and work
as a team to make adjust-
ments. We were success-
ful Friday.”
Hayes said Cokeville
jumped out to a 14-0 lead
with two touchdowns in
the first quarter, but the
Grizz battled back and
scored a touchdown on
a one-yard run by Cord-
ell Mc'Farlane to trim the
deficit to 14-6 at halftime
(conversion failed).
The Grizz shut out
Cokeville for the second
consecutive quarter in
the third and scored a
touchdown on a halfback
pass from McFarlane to
Cole Simmons. Again,
the conversion failed,
but Rocky was back in it,
trailing 14-12.
Rocky could not reach
the end zone again, and
Cokeville added an insur-
ance touchdown to win
21-12.
“When the Grizz fell
down 14-0 to start the
game, it was like “Wow!
Here we go again,” but
no, the Grizz buckled
down and played hard,”
Hayes said. “We out-
scored the Panthers 12-7
for the last three quar-
ters. At one point in the
third quarter we were
driving, down two (14-12)
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in there and played well.
The Grizz defense creat-
and had a couple of mis-
cues, causing the drive to
stall. I think we all felt
we were starting to take
over the game.
“We were so close.
We are very proud of our
team fighting and playing
tough. on the road in a dif-
ficult environment. Our
goal is to improve each
week, and yes, we defi—-
nitely improved. It was
so encouraging to see our
team grow and improve.”
McFarlane finished
with 98 yards on 14 car-
ries, Gehrig Sweat 22
yards on five attempts.
Cole Wambeke complet-
ed six of 14 passes for
87 yards, with Cole Sim-
mons catching four pass-
es for 47 yards.
“We moved the ball
well at times, picking up
chunks of yards running
and passing the ball,” he
said. “We had several big
opportunities to score but
just missed. The offense
played well and brought
intensity. We just need
to finish plays and drives.
When we do this we are
ed several turnovers and
stopped Cokeville in key
situations.
“As for special teams,
our teams had a solid
day, keeping the Pan-
thers from having big re-
turns in their kicking and
punt return games. This
is key for field position.”
Cokeville did not pro-
vide defensive statis-
tics, but Hayes said Wy-
att Horrocks played well,
forcing and recovering a
fumble, and Tristan J ew-
ell and Ethan Price had
interceptions.
The Grizz will play
their second straight
conference road game
when they travel to Pa-
villion Friday to take on
the Wind River Cougars.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6
p.m.
Wind River has been
up and down this year
so far. The Cougars fell
to Upton/Sundance 67-0,
then turned around and
crushed Wyoming Indian
55-0 at home. They fell
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“Last Friday we saw
a hungry Grizzly team,”
Hayes said. “We will be
OK down the stretch.”
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The Grizzly defense
was solid, Hayes said.
“The defense had
to continually adapt to
Cokeville’s game,” he
said. “They are tough to
stop, but the Grizz hung
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DAVID PECK
The Lady Bulldogs got off to a good start this
volleyball season (shown above at an earlier
game with the Lady
Grizz), but hit a rough
patch this week in their game against Shoshoni.
Lady Bulldogs
drop road match
BY PATTI CARPENTER
With a key player
away and a change in the
team’s rotation, the Lady
Bulldogs were a bit off
this week. The girls trav-
elled to Shoshoni to take
on the Lady Wranglers
on Saturday, losing all
three sets 25-19, 25-18
and 25-18.
“It was a long week
of no games and while
we were able to practice
on things we needed to
work on, it didn’t real-
ly reflect on the court in
Shoshoni,” said coach
Stormy Jameson. “Se-
nior co-captain Mykelle
Nichols was not able to
attend the game over the
weekend due to a previ-
ously scheduled event, so
we were forced to play a
little out of position. Sho-
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and one ace; Savanna
Savage three kills, three
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