Frodge, Sizemore and Kindt medal at state

Mason County seniors Jordan Frodge and Rheagan Sizemore closed out their careers with medal-winning performances at the Class AA state track and field meet Friday at the University of Kentucky.

Frodge took third place in the girls' high jump (5-00.00)

Sizemore finished fourth in the girls' 800 meter run (2:27.25) and sixth in the girls' pole vault (8-06.00).

Mason County junior Dalton Kindt took fourth place in the boys shot put (45-09.50).

In the mixed unified competition, Mason County sophomore Kaylee Campbell finished third in the shot put (54-01 with Kindt), fourth in the long jump (14-07.75 with Travis Whisman) and ninth in the 2x50 relay (25.51 with Whisman).

The Mason County girls finished in 15th place in the team standings.

Complete results

Mason County football statistic leaders for the season

Passing
Chandler Dunaway 88 of 179 1,087 yards 4 TD 10 Int.

Rushing
Malkolm Devine 140 carries 746 yards 11 TD
Austin Lucas 50 carries 449 yards 5 TD
Tyrion Fox 38 carries 329 yards 6 TD
Seth Chambers 45 carries 244 yards 1 TD
Chandler Dunaway 78 carries 125 yards 4 TD
Leevi Dunaway 4 carries 71 yards 1 TD

Receiving
Leevi Dunaway 28 receptions 368 yards
Jaylen Lofton 18 receptions 270 yards 2 TD
Montez Johns 8 receptions 122 yards 1 TD
Malkolm Devine 8 receptions 90 yards 1 TD
Demetric Preston 7 receptions 79 yards
Landon Prather 5 receptions 72 yards

Place Kicking
Travis Whisman 23 PAT 1 FG

Royals' season ends with 35-14 playoff loss to Ashland

The Mason County Royals opened the game with a time-consuming scoring drive, but  were outscored 21-7 in the fourth quarter in a 35-14 loss to the Ashland Tomcats in the first round of the Class 4A football playoffs Friday night at Ashland.

Chandler Dunaway's one-yard quarterback sneak capped off the 12-play opening drive that began at the Royals' 37-yard line. The drive used over seven minutes of the game clock.

On the fifth play of Ashland's first possession, Jaylen Lofton returned an interception to the Tomcats' 22-yard line. Mason County only picked up five yards before missing a 34-yard field goal attempt.

Mason County's top running back, Malkolm Devine, was injured in the second quarter while playing defense, and did not return to the game.

Ashland tied the game with 4:39 remaining in the second quarter and took the lead on the first drive of the third quarter. 

On the ensuing drive, Mason County reached the Ashland 36-yard line but failed to convert on 4th-and-five, 

Ashland scored on its next two possessions to lead 28-7 with 5:20 left in the game.

Dunaway scored on a 13-yard run with 3:55 to go.

Ashland added a touchdown with 1:59 to play.

Ashland had 402 yards of total offense including 247 yards on the ground.

Mason County rushed for 132 yards. Dunaway completed 12 of 23 yards for 166 yards.

Leevi Dunaway had nine receptions for 92 yards.

The Royals had three turnovers (two interceptions and a fumble).

The first quarter interception was the Tomcats' only turnover.

Mason County ends the season with a 4-7 record.

Ashland improved to 8-3. The Tomcats will play Bourbon County in the second round.

MC 1st Q 4:49 Chandler Dunaway  1 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 7, A 0

A 2nd Q 4:39 Aroq Colburn 2 yard run (Blaine Collins kick) MC 7, A 7

A 3rd Q 8:41 Aroq Colburn 1 yard run (Blaine Collins kick) A 14, MC 7

A 4th Q 11:20 Braxton Ratliff 53 yard run (Blaine Collins kick) A 21, MC 7

A 4th Q 5:20 Noah Roberts 5 yard run (Blaine Collins kick) A 28, MC 7

MC 4th Q 3:55 Chandler Dunaway 13 yard run (Travis Whisman) A 28, MC 14

A 4th Q 1:59 Noah Roberts 1 yard run (Blaine Collins kick) A 35, MC 14

(Updated to add the turnovers)

Royals run by West Union 59-6

Malkolm Devine rushed for five touchdowns in the first half to lead the Mason County Royals to a 59-6 victory over the West Union Dragons tonight.

Mason County scored on its first nine possessions. The Royals led 27-0 at the end of the first quarter and 41-0 at halftime.

Mason County had 522 yards of total offense including 405 rushing yards. West Union had 190 yards of total offense.

Austin Lucas rushed for 195 yards and three touchdowns. Devine ran for 101 yards. Chandler Dunaway completed 6 of 9 passes for 117 yards.

Mason County will close out the regular season at home against Conner next week.

MC 1st Q 8:50 Malkolm Devine 11 yard run (pass failed) MC 6, WU 0

MC 1st Q 5:34 Malkolm Devine 1 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 13, WU 0

MC 1st Q 2:26 Malkolm Devine 24 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 20, WU 0

MC 1st Q 00:00 Malkolm Devine 5 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 27, WU 0

MC 2nd Q 8:54 Malkolm Devine 7 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 34, WU 0

MC 2nd Q 6:11 Austin Lucas 50 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 41, WU 0

MC 3rd Q 6:36 Leevi Dunaway 44 yard run (kick failed) MC 47, WU 0

MC 3rd Q 2:15 Austin Lucas 9 yard run (kick failed) MC 53, WU 0

MC 3rd Q Austin Lucas 40 yard run (kick failed) MC 59, WU 0

WU 4th Q 00:33 Ryan Rothwell 2 yard run (run failed) MC 59, WU 6

Mason County edges Holmes 35-34 in OT

The Mason County defense made a goal-line stand on Holmes' two-point conversion run in overtime to a secure a 35-34 victory and clinch third place in the district.

Holmes scored on the opening drive but Leevi Dunaway blocked the extra point attempt. 

Mason County led 21-7 at halftime and 28-6 early in the third quarter but Holmes tied the game with 22 straight points. 

The Bulldogs had a chance to take lead but the Royals stopped the two-point conversion run with 7:32 left in the game.

Mason County drove to the Holmes seven yard line but missed a 24-yard field goal attempt with 52 seconds remaining.

With the Royals on offense first in overtime, Malkolm Devine scored a touchdown on a six-yard run and Travis Whisman kicked the extra point.

Holmes was facing 3rd down and nine when Jashaun York threw a touchdown pass to Tahj Campbell.

York's conversion pass was incomplete but Mason County was called for pass interference.

York was stopped short on his two-point conversion run and Mason County had its third win of the season.

Devine rushed for 184 yards and three touchdowns.

Holmes running back Seth Hille ran for 182 yards and a touchdown. York rushed for two touchdowns.

Mason County is 3-5 overall and 2-2 in the district.

Holmes is 2-6 overall and 0-3 in district play.

Mason County hosts West Union next week.

H 1st Q 7:42 Jashaun York 2 yard run (kick blocked) H 6, MC 0

MC 1st Q 00:29 Chandler Dunaway 39 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 7, H 6

MC 2nd Q 9:25 Malkolm Devine 60 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 14, H 6

MC 2nd Q 3:11 Seth Chambers 8 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 21, H 6

MC 3rd Q 10:21 Malkolm Devine 35 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 28, H 6

H 3rd Q 9:14 Seth Hille 17 yard run (Seth Hille run) MC 28, H 14

H 3rd Q 2:48 Salih Abdullah 15 yard run (Seth Hille run) MC 28, H 22

H 4th Q 7:32 Jashaun York 1 yard run (run failed) MC 28, H 28

MC OT Malkolm Devine 6 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 35, H 28

H OT Tahj Campbell 9 yard from Jashaun York (run failed) MC 35, H 34

Tale of two halves as Harrison Co. beats Mason Co. 35-21

The Harrison County Thorobreds outscored the Mason County Royals 28-0 in the second half for a 35-21 victory tonight at Mason County.

Mason County tailback Tyrion Fox rushed for 101 yards and two touchdowns in the first half, but suffered an injury in the second quarter and sat out the rest of the game.

Mason County scored on its first two possessions and racked up 207 yards of total offense in the first half, but only had 64 yards in the second half.

Harrison County scored on its first three possessions of the  second half  and had 233 yards of offense in the second half after picking up just 60 yards in the first half.

Harrison County running back Luke Slucher rushed for 112 yards and three touchdowns.

Mason County had first and goal at  the Harrison County 8 yard line and first and 10 on the Thorobreds' 12 yard line on back-to-back possessions, but couldn't cash in.

Mason County (2-5 overall and 1-2 in the district) hosts Holmes on Homecoming next week.

Harrison County is 5-3 overall and 3-0 in the district.

MC 1st Q 6:36 Tyrion Fox 31 yard run (passed failed) MC 6, HC 0
HC 1st Q 2:50 Luke Slucher 1 yard run (Austin Jackson kick) HC 7, MC 6
MC 2nd Q 10:58 Tyrion Fox 3 yard run (Montez Johns run) MC 14, HC 7
MC 2nd Q 00:34 Malkolm Devine 5 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 21, HC 7
HC 3rd Q 11:31 Luke Slucher 25 yard run (Austin Jackson kick) MC 21, HC 14
HC 3rd Q 8:05 Luke Slucher 8 yard run (Austin Jackson kick) MC 21, HC 21
HC 3rd Q 3:30 Chase Blanton 8 yard run (Austin Jackson kick) HC 28, MC 21
HC 4th Q 5:34 Ben VanHook 2 yard run (Austin Jackson kick) HC 35, MC 21

Turnovers doom Mason County in 24-13 loss to Bourbon County

The Mason County Royals committed six turnovers in a 24-13 district loss to the Bourbon County Colonels tonight in Paris.

Mason County lost a fumble on the first play of the game. Bourbon County threw an interception on its first play. The Colonels lost a fumble on the second play of its second series.

Mason County took a 13-0 lead on touchdown runs by Tyrion Fox and Malkolm Devine. The Royals had driven from their own 31 yard line to the Bourbon County 36 yard line when they lost a fumble with 3:28 left in the first half.

Quarterback Trevor Lucky got the Colonels on the scoreboard with a four-yard touchdown run with 12 seconds remaining in the half.

Mason County was unable to take advantage of  back-to-back opportunities deep in Bourbon County territory in third quarter.

After the Colonels punted from the end zone, Mason County started on the Bourbon County 24 yard line, but could not pick up a first down.

Three plays later, Bourbon County lost a fumble on the Colonels' 25 yard line. But on 3rd down and 17 from the 32 yard line, Chandler Dunaway threw an interception.

Bourbon County drove to the Mason County 10 yard line, but had to settle for a field goal.

Mason County lost a fumble on their own 35 yard line, and seven plays later, Bourbon County took lead on a one-yard run by Lucky.

On the ensuing drive, Keaton Edwards returned an interception for a touchdown,

Mason County drove to the Bourbon County 15 yard line, but Edwards picked off another pass near the goal line with 30 seconds to play.

Bourbon County overcame four turnovers.

The Colonels had 280 yards of total offense. Mason County had 235 total yards.

The Royals fall to 2-4 overall and 1-1 in district play. Mason County hosts Harrison County next Friday night.

MC 1st Q 7:27 Tyrion Fox 41 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 7, BC 0
MC 2nd Q 7:54 Malkolm Devine 60 yard run (kick missed) MC 13, BC 0
BC 2nd Q 00:12 Trevor Lucky 4 yard run (Landon Bowman kick) MC 13, BC 7
BC 4th Q 11:23 Landon Bowman 28 yard field goal MC 13, BC 10
BC 4th Q 3:25 Trevor Lucky 1 yard run (Landon Bowman kick) BC 17, MC 13
BC 4th Q 2:22 Kenton Edwards 40 yard interception return (Landon Bowman kick) BC 24, MC 17

Mason County football weekly award winners

Here are the Mason County football award winners based on the 21-15 victory over the Scott Eagles:

Brian Payne State Farm Player of the Game- Malkolm Devine

Defensive Player of the Game- Seth Chambers

Offensive Lineman of the Game- Dalton Kindt

Special Teams Player of the Game- Travis Whisman

Scout Team Player of the Week- Christian Davis

Mason Co. beats Scott 21-15 in district opener

The Mason County Royals used a defensive stand in the red zone to secure a 21-15 road victory over the Scott Eagles tonight in the district opener for both teams.

Seth Chambers sacked Scott quarterback Ryan Muck on fourth down with 7:38 to play. The Eagles had driven to the Mason County nine yard line. An illegal procedure penalty pushed Scott back to the 14 yard line. Muck was looking to pass for just the second time when he was sacked and left the game with an injury,

Mason County picked up two first downs, but had to punt with just under three minutes to play.

Chambers had a tackle for a four-yard loss, and Leevi Dunaway broke up a pass. Mason County took over on downs with 1:24 remaining and ended the game in victory formation.

Scott had three turnovers, Mason County did not commit a turnover. Mason County had 254 total yards of offense (197 rushing and 57 passing). Scott had 282 rushing yards and no passing yards.

Mason County tailback Malkolm Devine rushed for 120 yards. Austin Lucas, Tyrion Fox and Chandler Dunaway each rushed for a touchdown.

Mason County (2-3) plays Bourbon County in Paris Friday night.

MC 1st Q 9:45 Austin Lucas 17 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 7, S 0

S  2nd Q 9:39 Quincy Perrin 19 yard run (Seth Rosenhagen kick MC 7, S 7

MC 2nd Q 1:06 Tyrion Fox 17 yard run (Travis Whisman kick MC 14, S 7

S 3rd Q 5:46 David Patrick 5 yard run (Alex Thurza run) S 15, MC 14

MC 3rd Q Chandler Dunaway 1 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 21, S 15

Royals lose to North Laurel 28-10

A week after winning with big plays, the Mason County Royals fell victim to big plays in a 28-10 loss to the North Laurel Jaguars Friday night in London.

On the opening drive of the game, North Laurel blocked a punt and used a short field to take a 7-0 lead.

North Laurel capped off a 99-yard drive with an 88-yard shovel pass for a touchdown.

Mason County got on the scoreboard in the second quarter with a 32-yard field goal by Travis Whisman,

On 4th-and-8 from the Mason County 23 yard line, Matt Sizemore made a spectacular one-handed touchdown reception while sliding on his back in the end zone.

Mason County advanced to the North Laurel four yard line in the closing seconds of the second quarter, but ran out of time after an eight-yard loss and an illegal procedure penalty.

On North Laurel's second possession of the third quarter, Sizemore ran 67 yards for a touchdown.

Mason County's only touchdown of the game came on a seven-yard pass from Chandler Dunaway to Montez Johns early in the fourth quarter.

North Laurel had 384 yards of total offense. Mason County finished with 240 yards of total offense.

The 1-3 Royals have an open date next week. They will begin district play September 23 at Scott High.

NL 1st Q 5:40 Jose Rodriquez 10 yard run (Cole Stenger kick) NL 7, MC 0

NL 2nd Q 8:59 Nick Brougton 88 yard pass from Cole McWhorter (Cole Stenger kick) NL 14, MC 0

MC 2nd Q 3:54 Travis Whisman 32 yard field goal NL 14,MC 0

NL 2nd Q 2:06 Matt Sizemore 23 yard pass from Cole McWhorter (Cole Stenger kick) NL 21, MC 3

NL 3rd Q 5:55 Matt Sizemore 67 yard run (Cole Stenger kick) NL 28, MC 3

MC 4th Q 9:27 Montez Johns 7 yard pass from Chandler Dunaway (Travis Whisman kick) NL 28, MC 10

Mason County football awards

Mason County football award winners based on the 34-7 win over Rowan County include:

Brian Payne State Farm Player of the Game- Jaylen Lofton

Offensive Lineman of the Game- Will Caudill

Defensive Player of the Game- Michael Vacik

Special Teams Player of the Week- Travis Whisman

Big Hit- Seth Chambers

Scout Team Player of the Week- Seth Chambers

Royals top Rowan Co. 34-7 for first win

Chandler Dunaway completed 7-of-13 passes for 219 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Mason County Royals to a 34-7 victory over the Rowan County Vikings tonight at Mason County. It's the Royals's first win of the season.

After a long kickoff return, Rowan County scored on the third play of the game. But Mason County, using big plays, scored 34 unanswered points.

Jaylen Lofton scored Mason County's first touchdown on a 50-yard reception. Tyrion Fox added a 45-yard TD run. Lofton came up with an interception that led to a 22-yard touchdown reception by Malcolm Devine with 3.6 seconds left in the first half.

On the third play of the third quarter, Dunaway threw an 88-yard touchdown pass to Lofton.

Mason County stopped Rowan County on 4th down and inches at the Royals' 11 yard line. On the next play, Austin Lucas ran 89 yards for the final touchdown of the game.

Mason County had 424 yards of total offense. Rowan County rushed for 180 yards and passed for 10 yards. 

Lofton had three receptions for 143 yards and two touchdowns.

Mason County (1-2) travels to London Friday night to play North Laurel.

RC 1st Q 10:45 Dylan Fultz 15 yard run (Dylan Adkins kick) RC 7, MC 0

MC 1st Q 4:24 Jaylen Lofton 50 yard pass from Chandler Dunaway (Travis Whisman kick) MC 7, RC 7

MC 1st Q 00:44 Tyrion Fox 45 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 14, RC 7

MC 2nd Q 00:03 Malkolm Devine 22 yard pass from Chandler Dunaway (run failed) MC 20, RC 7

MC 3rd Q 10:43 Jaylen Lofton 88 yard pass from Chandler Dunaway (Travis Whisman kick) MC 27, RC 7

MC 4th Q 10:05 Austin Lucas 89 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 34, RC 7

Somerset tops Mason County 34-7 in season opener

The Somerset Briar Jumpers rushed for 290 yards and scored 34 unanswered points in a 34-7 victory over the Mason County Royals in the Meadowview Regional Hospital Classic tonight at Mason County.

The Royals, stopped at the Somerset one yard line on their second possession of the game, scored on a five-yard run by Tyrion Fox with 28 seconds to play in the first quarter.

Trailing 21-7 early in the fourth quarter, Mason County had a third down and goal from the Somerset three yard line, but failed to score after being whistled for an illegal procedure penalty.

The Briar Jumpers drove 92 yards on three plays to take a 27-7 lead on a 24-yard run by quarterback Mason Reese

Reese ran 30 yards for another touchdown with 2:36 remaining in the game. 

Somerset running back Jordan Doan rushed for 159 yards and a touchdown

Reese rushed for 117 yards and passed for 61 yards and a touchdown.

Mason County had 106 yards of total offense.

Despite the loss, Mason County coach Jonathan Thomas said there were a lot of good things to build on.

The Royals travel to Fleming County next week.

MC 1st Q 00:28 Tyrion Fox 5 yard run (Travis Whisman kick) MC 7, S 0
S  2nd Q 6:33 Chase Madden 6 yard pass from Mason Reese (Chance Stayton kick) MC 7, S 7
S  2nd Q 5:31 Peyton Hatcher funble recovery in the end zone (Cameron Sneed kick) S 14, MC 7
S  3rd Q 2:12 Jordan Doan 46 yard run (Cameron Sneed kick) S 21, MC 7
S  4th Q 9:32 Mason Reese 24 yard run (run failed) S 27, MC 7
S 4th Q 2:36 Mason Reese 30 yard run (Cameron Sneed kick) S 34, MC 7

Mason County Runs Past West Union 51-0 for First Win

Mason County sophomore Malkolm Devine rushed for 252 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Royals to a 51-0 win over the West Union Dragons tonight. It's Mason County's first win of the season and it snapped a nine-game losing streak going back to last season's first round playoff loss.

Mason County scored on seven of its first eight possessions. The Royals had 355 total yards in the first half and led 44-0 at the half.

Devine ran 65 yards for a touchdown on the first play of the second half.

Mason County ended up with 473 yards of total offense to two yards for West Union.

Jaylen Lofton had a rushing touchdown and a touchdown reception on a 15-yard swing pass from Luke Morgan. Harvey Rice had a rushing touchdown.

Mason County (1-8) will close out the regular season at Conner next Friday. West Union (2-5-1) will wrap up its second season of high school play next Friday against North Adams.

MC 1st Q 8:43 Malkolm Devine 3 yard run (Travis Whisman kick)
MC 1st Q 2:32 Malkolm Devine 7 yard run (Travis Whisman kick)
MC 1st Q 1:38 Jaylen Lofton 8 yard run (Kane Neal pass from Leevi Dunaway)
MC 2nd Q 9:07 Jaylen Lofton 15 yard pass from Luke Morgan (kick failed)
MC 2nd Q 4:49 Malkolm Devine 45 yard run (Travis Whisman kick)
MC 2nd Q 3:01 safety
MC 2nd Q 00:25.8 Harvey Rice 37 yard run (Travis Whisman kick)
MC 3rd Q 10:45 Malkolm Devine 65 yard run (Travis Whisman kick)

Royals Fall to 0-7 with 29-7 Loss to Harrison County

The Mason County Royals were 0 for 3 on red zone opportunities in the first half and lost to the Harrison County Thorobreds 29-7 Friday night in Cynthiana.

Mason County opened the game with a 19-play drive, but was unable to convert on 4th and goal from the Harrison County two-yard line.

After forcing the Thorobreds to punt from deep in their own territory, the Royals drove to the Harrison County 14 yard line, but that possession ended with an interception.

Harrison County took a 7-0 lead on a 31-yard touchdown pass from Brock Jenkins to Jovon Williams.

Mason County drove to the Harrison County five-yard line, but was stopped on a fourth down running play. On the next play, Jenkins hit Williams on a 90-yard touchdown pass with six seconds left in the first half.

Harrison County went up 29-0 before Mason County sophomore Malkolm Devine ran three yards for a touchdown with 6:29 left in the game.

Harrison County had 366 total yards to 225 for Mason County. Jenkins passed for 183 yards and three touchdowns. He threw one interception. Williams had four receptions for 151 yards and two touchdowns.

Mason County quarterback Luke Morgan completed 13 of 33 passes for 102 yards. He threw two interceptions. Devine had 19 carries for 87 yards and a touchdown,

Mason County is 0-7 overall and 0-3 in the district. The Royals play at Holmes next Friday.

HC 2nd Q 4:41 Jovon Williams 31 yard pass from Brock Jenkins (Gus Garrison kick)
HC 2nd Q 00:06 Jovon Williams 90 yard pass from Brock Jenkins (Gus Garrison kick)
HC 3rd Q 2:14 Brian Davis 24 yard pass from Brock Jenkins (Tyler Jackson pass from Luke Slucher)
HC 4th Q 11:42 Luke Slucher 20 yard run (Gus Garrison kick)
MC 4th Q 6:29 Malkolm Devine 3 yard run (Travis Whisman kick)

Notes:
- The 90 yard touchdown pass was one yard shy of the Harrison County school record.

(Edited to correct the yardage on Harrison County's second touchdown pass and the receiver on Harrison County's conversion pass)

Scott Outscores Mason County 33-0 in 2nd Half for a 43-7 Win

For the second straight game the Mason County Royals played with a top 10 team for a half, and for the second consecutive game the opponent dominated the second half. 

After leading 10-7 at halftime, the Scott Eagles scored 33 unanswered points in the second half for a 43-7 victory at Mason County tonight in the district opener for both teams .

Mason County fumbled the opening kickoff and Scott scored a touchdown three plays later. The Royals had a chance to tie the game but could not score after Luke Morgan threw a 28-yard pass to Andrew Thacker to set up a first and goal from the seven yard line.

Scott took a 10-0 lead on a field goal in the second quarter. Mason County answered with a seven-play, 76-yard drive that included a 55-yard run by Leevi Dunaway and was capped off by a 14-yard touchdown pass from Luke Morgan to Jaylen Lofton.

On the next play, Thacker intercepted a pass. The Royals drove to the one-yard line, but Scott sacked Morgan on the final play of the half.

There was no stopping Scott's rushing attack in the second half as the Eagles scored on all five possessions in the half.

Scott had 403 yards of total offense for the game. Mason County had 188 yards in the first half, but had minus 16 yards in the second half.

"The guys fought their hearts out," Mason County coach Jonathan Thomas said. "That's what they do every week."

The Royals, 0-5, host Bourbon County next Friday.

S 1st Q 10:27 Danny Fitzgerald 7 yard run (C.J. Seay kick)

S 2nd Q 6:57 C.J. Seay 27 yard field goal

MC 2nd Q 2:53 Jaylen Lofton 14 yard pass from Luke Morgan (Travis Whisman kick)

S 3rd Q 5:43 Roberto London 5 yard run (kick failed)

S 3rd Q 2:42 Nelson Perrin 26 yard run (C.J. Seay kick)

S 4th Q 9:12 Nelson Perrin 18 yard run (C.J. Seay kick)

S 4th Q 6:15 Deondre Pleasant 53 yard run (C.J. Seay kick)

S 4th Q 2:22 David Patrick 29 yard run (run failed)