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Bears unable to unsettle Knights
From the Union Democrat
Summerville was unable to duplicate the nail biting
comeback victory it had against Galt High School last Friday and fell to
the Knights 36-13.
Ripon Christian got the scoring started less than two
minutes into the first quarter on a long pass from Knights quarterback
Nolan Lingley to receiver Ian Vrieling, who had two Summerville
defenders beat and ran into the end zone for a touchdown.
The kick after was good to give the Knights an early 7-0 lead with 10:33 left in the first quarter.
Summerville went three-and-out on their first drive,
but they got a second chance after recovering a fumble by RIpon
Christian’s punt returner at about the Bears’ 19-yard-line.
A pass from Bears quarterback Jaden Brocchini on
3rd-and-10 at the Summerville 36 was caught by receiver Titus Shirley
for a gain of about 15 yards and a first down, followed on the next play
by 12-yard carry by running back Nick Veach for another first down.
Ripon Christian’s William Gilbert spoiled the Bears’
early attempt at a redemption drive by picking off a pass from
Brocchini, giving the Knights the ball back on their own 39.
The Knights’ offense proved that their first scoring
drive would be no fluke by going 61 yards in less than six minutes for
another touchdown, successful point after kick, and the 14-0 lead over
the Bears with 41.1 seconds to go in the first quarter.
Summerville started their next drive on their own 47
and picked up a first down as the first quarter was ending on another
completion from Brocchni to Shirley that gained about 15 yards.
Brocchini and Shirley would connect again for about
13 yards, but the Bears needed a few more for a first down due to a flag
for a false start a couple of plays earlier.
Facing a 4th-and-6, Brocchini heaved another deep
pass to Shirley who caught it and was taken down past midfield. A
personal foul penalty on the Knights brought the Bears up to Ripon
Christian’s 19 with a fresh set of downs.
Veach would score the first touchdown for Summerville
on a 5-yard sweep to the right, following a fourth-down conversion on a
keeper by Brocchini that picked up 15 yards.
Summerville kicker Ian Henley booted the successful
point after to make the score 14-7 with 7:30 left in the half, but that
would be the last time the Bears would get to the end zone until the
fourth quarter.
The Knights got a field goal on their next drive
after the Bears’ defense prevented another touchdown, but Ripon
Christian’s offense was quickly back out on the field following another
interception by Brocchini on the first play of Summerville’s next drive.
Ripon Christian’s offense started on the Summerville
24 and scored another touchdown on the first play, a 24-yard
catch-and-run by Knights receiver Jake Grondz. The Bears trailed 23-7
with 1:12 remaining in the first half after the point kick was no good
to the right.
The next scoring drive for the Knights came midway
through the third quarter following a blocked punt that gave them the
ball at the Bears’ 14. Ripon Christian was back in the end zone a few
plays later to extend their lead to 30-7, with 6:05 left in the third
quarter.
Summerville next points came early in the fourth
quarter on a keeper by Brocchini from Ripon Christian’s 4-yard-line. A
failed two-point conversion brought the score to 30-13 in favor of the
Knights with 8:30 left to play.
Ripon Christian answered 4:45 before the end of the
game on a roughly 35-yard touchdown by Knights senior Sean McGovern. The
kick after was no good and brought their lead over Summerville to
36-13.
The Bears’ defense didn’t allow any more for the rest
of the game, while the offense fought until the final seconds ticked
off the clock, but the game ended with Summerville’s second loss of the
2019 season.
Summerville, now 1-2 in non-league play, will look to
bounce back next week when it travels to Hughson High School in Hughson
on Friday.
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