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09-29-2012, 08:10 AM
9/28/2012
Collins 34 Shelby Co. 33
Shelby Co. 0 20 13 0 33
Collins 7 7 14 6 34
Scoring summary:
C--Nathan Sames 55 pass from Lawson Page (Blanton Creque kick); S--Zach Shipley 5 run (Michael Barry kick); S--Shipley 30 punt return (Barry kick); C--Masai Whyte 2 run (Creque kick); S--Shipley 48 run (kick failed); C--DeAndre Farris 9 run (Creque kick); S--Chase Manica 40 run (Barry kick); C--Page 1 run (Creque kick); S--Barry 41 pass from Shipley (pass failed); C--Landon Forrest 11 pass Page (pass failed).
Records: Collins 4-2, Shelby Co. 4-2.
Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2012/08/16/23013...rylink=cpy
Collins 34 Shelby Co. 33
Shelby Co. 0 20 13 0 33
Collins 7 7 14 6 34
Scoring summary:
C--Nathan Sames 55 pass from Lawson Page (Blanton Creque kick); S--Zach Shipley 5 run (Michael Barry kick); S--Shipley 30 punt return (Barry kick); C--Masai Whyte 2 run (Creque kick); S--Shipley 48 run (kick failed); C--DeAndre Farris 9 run (Creque kick); S--Chase Manica 40 run (Barry kick); C--Page 1 run (Creque kick); S--Barry 41 pass from Shipley (pass failed); C--Landon Forrest 11 pass Page (pass failed).
Records: Collins 4-2, Shelby Co. 4-2.
Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2012/08/16/23013...rylink=cpy
09-29-2012, 08:48 AM
SHELBYVILLE, KY. — Collins, a relatively new high school in only its third year of existence, made it three wins in a row over crosstown rival Shelby County, but this time Collins had to sweat it out before claiming a 34-33 victory Friday night.
Lawson Page, a junior quarterback, hit Landon Forrest on an 11-yard pass in the right front part of the end zone with 3:00 remaining to wipe out a 33-28 lead Shelby County had taken late in the third quarter. Forrest’s catch capped a 12-play, 77-yard drive that gave the Titans (4-2) the win.
After it was over, Page let out a big sigh of relief.
Shelby County was split into two schools to create Collins three years ago. In their first two meetings, Collins rolled to 49-7 and 39-0 victories. This time, Shelby County led 20-14 at half, but Collins rallied in the second half to stay unbeaten in this growing rivalry.
“That’s the way crosstown rivalries should be,’’ Collins coach Jerry Lucas said. “There was great enthusiasm and excitement on both sides. There was big play after big play, and then a good defensive play by teams. These seniors were freshmen together at Shelby County three years ago.”
Shelby County (4-2) was led by junior quarterback Zach Shipley, a son of Rocket head coach Todd Shipley. Shipley, the Class 2-A champion in the 300-meter hurdles last spring, showed his speed in the first half.
He scored on a 5-yard run to tie the game at 7. He returned a punt 82 yards for a touchdown to put the Rockets ahead. And he crossed the goal from 48 yards out to give his team a 20-14 halftime lead.
“He had a good game,’’ coach Shipley said. “As a coach I was happy (the way Zach played). As a father, I was even happier.’’
In the end, it was Page — a good friend of Zach Shiplely — who made the winning play.
“Forrest looked me in the eye and said he wanted the ball,’’ Page said. “He was in the front corner of the end zone with a man behind him. Somehow he got open. He’s an amazing athlete. If I had thrown a bad pass, he would have caught it.’’http://www.courier-journal.com/article/2...t|Sports|s
Lawson Page, a junior quarterback, hit Landon Forrest on an 11-yard pass in the right front part of the end zone with 3:00 remaining to wipe out a 33-28 lead Shelby County had taken late in the third quarter. Forrest’s catch capped a 12-play, 77-yard drive that gave the Titans (4-2) the win.
After it was over, Page let out a big sigh of relief.
Shelby County was split into two schools to create Collins three years ago. In their first two meetings, Collins rolled to 49-7 and 39-0 victories. This time, Shelby County led 20-14 at half, but Collins rallied in the second half to stay unbeaten in this growing rivalry.
“That’s the way crosstown rivalries should be,’’ Collins coach Jerry Lucas said. “There was great enthusiasm and excitement on both sides. There was big play after big play, and then a good defensive play by teams. These seniors were freshmen together at Shelby County three years ago.”
Shelby County (4-2) was led by junior quarterback Zach Shipley, a son of Rocket head coach Todd Shipley. Shipley, the Class 2-A champion in the 300-meter hurdles last spring, showed his speed in the first half.
He scored on a 5-yard run to tie the game at 7. He returned a punt 82 yards for a touchdown to put the Rockets ahead. And he crossed the goal from 48 yards out to give his team a 20-14 halftime lead.
“He had a good game,’’ coach Shipley said. “As a coach I was happy (the way Zach played). As a father, I was even happier.’’
In the end, it was Page — a good friend of Zach Shiplely — who made the winning play.
“Forrest looked me in the eye and said he wanted the ball,’’ Page said. “He was in the front corner of the end zone with a man behind him. Somehow he got open. He’s an amazing athlete. If I had thrown a bad pass, he would have caught it.’’http://www.courier-journal.com/article/2...t|Sports|s
09-29-2012, 11:13 AM
Shelby County 0 20 13 0 - 33
Collins 7 7 14 6 - 34
Collins—Nathan Sames 55 pass from Zach Shipley (Blanton Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Zach Shipley 5 run (Michael Barry kick); Shelby Co.—Shipley 82 punt return (Barry kick); Collins—Masai Whyte 2 run (Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Shipley 48 run (kick failed); Collins—DeAndre Farris 9 run (Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Chase Manica 40 run (Barry kick); Collins 1 run (Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Barry 41 pass from Shipley (pass failed); Collins—Landon Forrest 11 pass from Page (pass failed).
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Total yards 287 377
First downs 12 25
Rushes-yds. 18-118 51-159
Comp-Att-Int 10-23-0 17-26-0
Passing yards 169 218
http://www.courier-journal.com/article/2...-County-33
Collins 7 7 14 6 - 34
Collins—Nathan Sames 55 pass from Zach Shipley (Blanton Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Zach Shipley 5 run (Michael Barry kick); Shelby Co.—Shipley 82 punt return (Barry kick); Collins—Masai Whyte 2 run (Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Shipley 48 run (kick failed); Collins—DeAndre Farris 9 run (Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Chase Manica 40 run (Barry kick); Collins 1 run (Creque kick); Shelby Co.—Barry 41 pass from Shipley (pass failed); Collins—Landon Forrest 11 pass from Page (pass failed).
SC Coll
Total yards 287 377
First downs 12 25
Rushes-yds. 18-118 51-159
Comp-Att-Int 10-23-0 17-26-0
Passing yards 169 218
http://www.courier-journal.com/article/2...-County-33
09-29-2012, 11:16 AM
Lawson Page's 11-yard touchdown pass to Landon Forrest with 3 minutes to play gave Collins a 34-33 victory over county-rival Shelby County in a back-and-forth football game Friday night in front of a crowd of a few thousand at Titans Stadium.
Page, the junior quarterback, passed for 218 yards and two touchdowns and rushed 33 times for 98 yards and another score as Collins improved to 3-0 against the Rockets.
This one wasn't as easy as the first two Titans' victories over Shelby County, though. Collins, which beat the Rockets 39-0 last year and 49-7 in 2010, had to rally from deficits of 14-7, 20-14, 27-21 and 33-28 stay perfect in the series.
In defeat, Shelby County senior quarterback Zach Shipley accounted for four touchdowns for the Rockets. He rushed for two, passed for one and returned a punt 82 yards for another TD.
Also for Shelby County, senior wideout Michael Barry had five catches for 105 yards and one touchdown and senior wingback Chase Manica rushed for 51 yards and one TD.
The Titans (4-2, 1-0) play at district-rival North Oldham next Friday night, when the Rockets (4-2) host North Bullitt in its district opener.
http://www.sentinelnews.com/content/coll...unty-34-33
Page, the junior quarterback, passed for 218 yards and two touchdowns and rushed 33 times for 98 yards and another score as Collins improved to 3-0 against the Rockets.
This one wasn't as easy as the first two Titans' victories over Shelby County, though. Collins, which beat the Rockets 39-0 last year and 49-7 in 2010, had to rally from deficits of 14-7, 20-14, 27-21 and 33-28 stay perfect in the series.
In defeat, Shelby County senior quarterback Zach Shipley accounted for four touchdowns for the Rockets. He rushed for two, passed for one and returned a punt 82 yards for another TD.
Also for Shelby County, senior wideout Michael Barry had five catches for 105 yards and one touchdown and senior wingback Chase Manica rushed for 51 yards and one TD.
The Titans (4-2, 1-0) play at district-rival North Oldham next Friday night, when the Rockets (4-2) host North Bullitt in its district opener.
http://www.sentinelnews.com/content/coll...unty-34-33
09-29-2012, 11:18 AM
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Collins junior quarterback Lawson Page throws the game-winning touchdown pass to Landon Forrest with 3 minutes to play to give the Titans a 34-33 triumph over Shelby County on Friday night at Collins.
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Shelby County senior quarterback Zach Shipley completed 10 of 23 passes for 169 yards and one touchdown. He also rushed for two TDs and returned a punt for another for the Rockets.
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Collins senior Logan Bailey rushes for the Titans.
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Shelby County senior wideout Michael Barry looks for some extra yards on a return.
Collins junior quarterback Lawson Page throws the game-winning touchdown pass to Landon Forrest with 3 minutes to play to give the Titans a 34-33 triumph over Shelby County on Friday night at Collins.
[Image: http://www.sentinelnews.com/sites/www.se...sccfb4.jpg]
Shelby County senior quarterback Zach Shipley completed 10 of 23 passes for 169 yards and one touchdown. He also rushed for two TDs and returned a punt for another for the Rockets.
[Image: http://www.sentinelnews.com/sites/www.se...sccfb8.jpg]
Collins senior Logan Bailey rushes for the Titans.
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Shelby County senior wideout Michael Barry looks for some extra yards on a return.
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