Folsom Jr. Bulldog Game Scores- 9/26/15 vs. Granite Bay Grizzlies
Mighty Mites 36, Granite Bay 20
The Mighty Mites continued their winning streak with a win to go 4-0. Stellar running by
Kayden Hoang, Aric Anderson, Jacob Bambino, and Garret Hicks set the tone for the
day. Hoang was a huge contributor with several long runs on offense. The offensive
line consisting of Graham Traynellis-Howell, Ike Okoye, Tristan Querry, Luke Sorensen,
and Issac Harder opened huge running lanes through the Granite Bay defense. With
great runs and downfield blocking by Tariq Lofton, Joseph Pelka, Joshua Dennison, E.J.
the ball, dominating line play by Mason Fears, Michael Seabourn, Jake Knorr, Carson
Ward, Okoye, Sorensen, and Querry kept the Granite Bay team on their heels. When
the game became a tight contest at 28-20 in the 4th quarter, our boys never wavered.
Timely contributions by August DuPree, Brooks DuPree, Gavin Carver, Brandon
Medina, and Ayden MacKendrick ensured Granite Bay would not score again. A 38yard touchdown run by Anderson late in the 4th quarter sealed the deal and put the
game out of reach. The Mighty Mites continue to improve each week and look to keep
their momentum going when they play at Livermore Field against Del Oro next
Saturday.
Jr. Pee Wees 32, Granite Bay 12
After a slow start, the Jr. PeeWees got rolling Saturday behind key blocks from Colin
Denny and Christian McAdams. First half touchdowns from Ayreon Smith and Christian
McAdams put the Jr. Bulldogs ahead. In the second half, Smith tacked on 12 more
points by running in another touchdown and taking an interception to the house. After
an onside kick was recovered by Richard Semenza, QB Carter Martinelli threw a long
pass to Jayden Benoit, setting up a short pass from Martnelli to Benoit for the final Jr.
Bulldog points of the game. The Jr PeeWees look to improve against Del Oro at home
next week.
Pee Wees 38, Granite Bay 0
The Folsom Pee Wees won their 5th straight game with a 38-0 convincing victory over
the Grizzlies. Tyler Tremain connected with Austin McMillan for a 75 yard touchdown in
the opening drive. On the next offensive possession Tremain found Justin Arnaz on a
quick out pass to make it 14-0. The bulldog defense quickly turned the ball back over to
the offense. With key blocking up front by Kaden Knapp, Derek Jasper and Nate Peri,
McMillan found the end zone with a strong run to make it 22-0. The Bulldog offense
continued to roll when Tremain found the end zone on 7 yard run before half to make it
30-0. The Bulldog defense continued to control the Grizzlies offense in the second
half. Grant Guthrie and Sean Bochaton had key interceptions to stop the Grizzlies
drives. McKay Diehl had big runs on the day and scored the final touchdown to make it
38-0.
Jr. Midgets 16, Granite Bay 6
The Folsom Jr. Bulldog Jr. Midgets get back in the win column with a 16-6 win over the
Granite Bay Jr. Grizzlies. After giving up a touchdown on the the Jr. Grizzlies opening
drive, the Jr. Bulldogs defense would not allow another score. Jacob Melander, Ian
Fillion, and Tristan Golla each made tackles for a loss. Cy Watson and Malik Jackson
had interceptions, both stopping Granite Bay drives. The Jr. Bulldogs would score 2
unanswered touchdowns in the 2nd half. David Clark would get it started catching a 64
yard pass from Cheyne Gitsham for a touchdown. Mitchell Anderson would put the Jr.
Bulldogs on top for good late in the 4th quarter when he would receive the 2nd Gitsham
touchdown pass from 24 yards away. Gitsham would convert on the second straight
extra point for a 16-6 lead. The Jr. Bulldogs host the Del Oro Golden Eagles @ 4pm
at Livermore Field in Folsom.
Midgets 36, Granite Bay 0
The Folsom Jr. Bulldog Midgets rolled 36-0 over Granite Bay for their 5th straight
controlled scrimmage game. Folsom scored on their opening drive when Dominic
Navarro found the end zone to lead 8-0. On their next possession, Brady Huddlestun
extended the lead to 16-0, on a 5 yard touchdown run. The Bulldogs continued to
dominate on offense when Huddlestun connected with Gui Lozada from 5 yards out to
lead 22-0. Just before halftime, Navarro intercepted a Granite Bay pass for a pick six to
give Folsom a 30-0 lead. Folsom put the game into scrimmage when Max Simmons
found Navarro from 29 yards out. Brian Blockmon scored again for Folsom after the
game went to scrimmage. The Bulldogs host Del Oro next Saturday at Livermore Park,
in a battle of undefeated teams with number 1 seed on the line.