STORM SURVIVE THE BLIZZARD
Written by Kayley Shade, Director of Media Relations
SIOUX FALLS, SD - The Sioux Falls Storm hosted the Green Bay Blizzard on Saturday, May 11. The game was a back
and forth battle but the Storm would improve to 8-2 after beating the Blizzard 44-37.
The Blizzard would begin the game with a 26-yard field goal by Edward
Ruhnke to take a 0-3 lead. The Storm would end the first quarter with a
block by Malcolm Goines who would recover it in the end zone to take a
7-3 lead.
Green Bay would be the first to score
in the second quarter after a one-yard touchdown pass by Lenorris
Footman to Levi Copelin to take a 7-10 lead. Sioux Falls would tie up
the game at 10 after a 21-yard field goal by Parker Douglass. Green Bay
answered with a 44-yard touchdown pass by Lenorris Footman to Kezlow
Smith to take a 10-17 lead. Sioux Falls would tie it at 17 after a
23-yard touchdown pass by Lorenzo Brown to Brandon Sheperd. Green Bay
answered with a two-yard rushing touchdown by Rameses Owens to go up
17-24. The Storm would cut the lead to 20-24 after a 20-yard field goal
by Parker Douglass to end the half.
The Storm would score first at the beginning of the third quarter after a
17-yard rushing touchdown by Lorenzo Brown to retake a 27-24 lead. The
Blizzard would tie the game after a 27 field goal by Edward Ruhnke. The
Storm would extend their lead to 34-27 after a three-yard touchdown pass
by Lorenzo Brown to Tra’Von Chapman to end the quarter.
The Storm began the fourth quarter with a 35-yard field goal by Parker
Douglass to go up 37-27. The Blizzard answered with a 37-yard field goal
by Edward Ruhnke to cut the lead to 37-30. The Storm responded back
with a five-yard rushing touchdown by Calen Campbell to extend their
lead to 44-30. The Blizzard would end the game with a five-yard
touchdown pass by Lenorris Footman to Keshaun Taylor, bringing the score
to 44-37.
Quarterback Lorenzo Brown completed 12 passes for 99 yards and two
touchdowns, he also had 57 rushing yards and one touchdown. Running back
Calen Campbell had nine rushing yards and one touchdown along with 25
receiving yards. Wide receivers Brandon Sheperd had 23 receiving yards
for one touchdown along with 26 rushing yards while Kent Shelby had 35
receiving yards and one touchdown and Tra’Von Chapman had 16 receiving
yards and one touchdown. Kicker Parker Douglass made three field goals
and five extra points. Defensive back Rick Rumph lead the Thunder
Defense with nine tackles. Defensive linemen Charles Williams had one
sack and Malcolm Goines had one block for a touchdown. Defensive backs
Tre Dickerson had two pass break-ups and Lorenzo White had one
interception.
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