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POST REGISTER At Ashton, Tanner Oberhansley had a huge night, rushing for 252 yards and two touchdowns on 30 carries to lead North Fremont to a 34-19 noncon- ference win over Teton on Friday night. The junior running back also delivered on defense, grabbing an interception and making a stop on fourth-and-one. “When you’ve go another back like Michael Mower (125 yards on 21 carries, one touchdown) to complement him, it makes it tough to stop one guy,” North Fremont coach Ben Lenz said. “The kids blocked well for him. Give a lot of credit to the line because we had 418 yards rushing.” North Fremont led 20-0 before Teton got on the scoreboard to make it 20-7 at halftime. The Redskins cut it to 20-19 in the third quarter before the Huskies shut them out with two touchdowns in the fourth. Stockton Dye also came up big for North Fremont with 50 yards and two TDs on six carries. North Fremont (2-3) next plays Ririe on Friday in its homecoming game. SOUTH FREMONT 56, MARSH VALLEY 28: At Arimo, South Fremont poured in 28 points in the first quarter en route to a nonconference win to extend its winning streak to five. It is the best start for the Cougars since 2011. “Our confidence has been something we’ve been missing for the last couple of years,” South Fremont coach Chad Hill said. “That confi- dence has brought a whole new physical type of play.” South Fremont led 28-6 after one quarter and 49-12 at halftime. Quarterback Junior Gonzalez completed 5 of 8 passes for 171 yards and two touchdowns and also rushed for 39 yards and two TDs on two carries. Blake Bartschi (one catch for 85 yards and a touch- down) and Tyler Barney (four catches, 96 yards) were his primary targets. Cody Tucker led South Fremont in rushing with 98 yards and a TD on six carries. South Fremont (5-1) plays Friday at Shelley. SUGAR-SALEM 34, JEROME 12: At Sugar City, Jared Purser returned to the lineup and sophomore Camry Ingram had a break- through game in Sugar- Salem’s nonconference win. Ingram rushed for 129 yards on 13 carries for two touchdowns. “It’s nice to get that from a sophomore,” Sugar-Salem coach Tyler Richins said. Richins said Purser, who racked up 101 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries after missing three weeks to injury, provided great lead- ership in his return. The first- year coach also praised the offensive line. “They don’t get a lot of credit,” Richins said. “We won the game because of them.” Sugar-Salem (3-2) opens conference play at home Friday against Teton. WEST JEFFERSON 42, RIRIE 7: At Terreton, the Panthers dominated the run- ning game in a conference win over Ririe. James Burtenshaw (226 yards on 15 carries, two touchdowns), Phillip Lundholm (177 yards on 12 carries, two touchdowns), Blade Albertson (84 yards on nine carries) and Hadlee Sullivan (53 yards on six car- ries, two touchdowns) all had big contributions to the win, which West Jefferson coach Jason Taylor said was full of good execution. “I think we had four runs over 60 yards,” Taylor said. “The offensive line was tak- ing care of the line of scrim- mage and they were doing their part. You get kids work- ing together like that, you get good results.” West Jefferson (2-3, 1-1) next plays Friday at home against Firth. FIRTH 35, SALMON 13: At Firth, the Cougars pulled away from a tight game for a conference win over Salmon. Salmon led 7-6 at half- time and Firth led 14-13 after three. Firth coach Keith Drake said his team respond- ed in the fourth quarter and capitalized off Salmon turn- overs. “They came out and smacked us in the mouth a little bit,” Drake said. “We had a couple turnovers and turned them into points.” Salmon coach Ken Miner said he was proud of his team’s effort, especially on the offensive line. “I thought we outphysi- caled them tonight up front,” Miner said. “We just made a couple mistakes.” Jackson Thompson led Firth with 233 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries and three receptions for 52 yards. Brodie Cate complet- ed 11 of 19 passes for 150 yards and a touchdown and also rushed for two scores. Jon Thibault led Salmon with 199 yards and two TDs on 34 carries. Firth (3-2, 1-0) plays Friday at West Jefferson while Salmon (2-3, 1-1) has a bye week. BUTTE COUNTY 41, GRACE 8: At Arco, junior running back Jeremie Hjelm racked up 232 yards and four touchdowns on 26 car- ries to lead the short-handed Pirates to a conference win over Grace. Zac Harrell left the game in the first half with an injury and Butte County was also without Gerrett Blattner and its backup quarterback and a sophomore fullback. Hjelm stepped in right away with an 83-yard kickoff return to start the game. “It kinda scares you because he’s only 160 pounds and he probably thinks he’s bigger than that,” Butte County coach Sam Thorngren said. “In the first half, Grace outplayed us. He had to be the guy.” Providing another high- light reel performance for the Pirates was Jon Isham, who evaded 11 tackles for an 80-yard punt return in the second quarter. Thorngren said that’s the first punt return for a touchdown he’s seen by a Butte County varsi- ty player in his tenure. Isham also completed 4 of 11 pass- es for 101 yards. Butte County (5-0, 2-0) plays Friday at Shoshone. OAKLEY 64, CHALLIS 0: At Oakley, Challis trailed just 8-0 after the first quarter, but Oakley scored 42 points in the second quarter to break things open. “They just blew the doors open,” Challis coach Josh Franks said. Franks said the Vikings were playing with out five starters. “This was a bad week to have that happen,” he said. Brandon Hamilton led Challis, throwing for 141 yards and rushing for 58. Zane Corrigan caught eight passes for 124 yards. Challis (2-3) returns to conference play next Friday with a home game against Grace. B y JEFF PINKHAM jpinkham@postregister.com Stan Buck knows a good thing when he sees it. That’s why the always intense eteran Blackfoot High School football coach was able to crack a smile following Friday’s 42-6 blowout of Bonneville at Thunder Stadium The Broncos were dominant from the opening play to the final kneel down, showing off their physicality up front and talent on the edges. “They’re the No. 1 4A team in the state,” Bonneville coach Fred rmstrong said. “That defense is really good, and they got their offense going tonight.” That offense showed up early, on the first play from scrimmage in fact. Sophomore quarterback Pacen Hayes faked a handoff to Damon Bodkin, waited patiently in the pocket and unleashed a high sprial that found the hands of Matt Peterson, who outran the Bonne- ille defense for a touchdown. “He throws a great ball,” Buck said of Hayes. Hayes threw two more TD passes in the first half, a 26-yarder to Si Hoskins late in the first quarter to make it 14-0 and a back-breaking 16-yard strike to Hoskins with 27.9 seconds left in the opening half. On that TD drive, Blackfoot took over on the Bonneville 47 with 58.8 seconds left following a bad punt. The drive included a key third down pass interference call on Bonneville and a 16-yard pass from Hayes to Peterson. “That touchdown before the half was big,” Armstrong said. “It’s a 14-point game going into half- time and they get that score, and that really hurt us.” Blackfoot carried that momentum into the third quarter. After stopping Bonneville’s opening drive of the second half on three plays, Taylor Pearson took the handoff on a jet sweep, beat the defense to the corner and outran the final defenders for a 47-yard score. When Hayes and Peterson hooked up on a 9-yard TD strike with 5:45 left in the third, Black- foot’s lead was 35-0. Bonneville finally found the end zone on Trevor McDonald’s 1-yard run with a minute left in the third, but it wasn’t nearly enough. “They’re just physical,” Arm- strong said of the Broncos. “You can see it. Our offense just couldn’t get it going.” It was the fifth straight impres- sive performance from the Broncos, who have beat four 5A schools (Hillcrest, Skyline and Bonneville) while earning the top spot in the statewide media poll. “We did a lot of really good things,” Buck said. “We’ve got good players, and we keep telling them that if they do the right things they we’re going to be good.” Hayes had big game despite sitting out much of the fourth quarter. The 6-foot-2, 200-pounder completed 12 of 21 passes for 217 yards — with 200 of the yards coming in the first half. Peterson was his top target, catching five passes for 135 yards and two touchdowns while also kicking six extra points. Bonneville’s offense was limited to 84 yards rushing and 99 passing. Senior quarterback Brad Smith accounted for 60 on the ground and 93 through the air. Blackfoot (5-0, 1-0) returns to 4A District 5-6 play Friday with a home game against Preston. Bon- neville (1-4, 0-2) gears up for its annual Civil War matchup against District 93 rival Hillcrest the same night at Thunder Stadium. B y MARK HIGH prsports@postregister.com THOMAS — A pair o top-five 3A teams collided Friday evening and defense was the big winner. Snake River’s defense dominated from start to finish, scoring nine points and leading the way for a 19-0 victory over the top- ranked Russets. “The scoreboard speaks to how well our defense played tonight,” Snake River head coach Jef Dalley said. “That’s eleven guys right there who are the heart and soul do this team.” The Panthers set the tone for the night’s festiv- ities a little over a minute into the contest when Damon Dance stepped in front of a Bryon Leckington pass for a 32 -yard pick six and a quick 7- 0 advantage. “We knew that Snake was one of the most phys- ical and aggressive teams in the state, at least at the 3A level, and we responded defensively pretty well but we were a little flat offen- sively and you just can’t spot good teams points,” Shelley coach Travis Hobson said. After forcing a three and out, the Panthers were on the prowl once again, even- tually scoring on a 33 -yard David Serna field goal to take a 10 -0 advantage. Snake River extended that lead to 12 -0 midway through the second quarter when a snapped punt sailed over the head of Marshall Kohler. With Kohler des- perately trying to salvage the play, the Snake River defense closed in for the safety as Brody Young pushed Kohler out of the back of the end zone. “This defense neve backed down all night,” Dalley said. “We stress being ballhawks to our guys. The D -line did a great job getting pressure and it was a lot of fun watching them tonight.” That never-back-down defensive effort was clearly on display early in the fourth quarter as Shelle threatened with a first and goal on the Panther 4 yard line. A holding call, a quarterback sack and an offensive pass interference thwarted the efforts and the Panthers had a shutout. “We just didn’t execute as well as we could,” Hobson said. “A penalty here, a little extra curricular there and then you’re facing fourth and 25 and you just aren’t going to convert fourth and 25 very often.” The Panthers followed that goal-line stand with a time-consuming drive, capped by a Sean Miller plunge over the goal line from a yard out. “We still have some things to clean up but we will grow from this and keep it going forward,” Dalley said. Panthers dump Russets with D Blackfoot rolls past Bonneville B2 Post Register Saturday, October 4, 2014 SPORTS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Bonneville sophomore defensive back Kolby Tamayo breaks up a pass intended for Blackfoot senior receiver Matt Peterson during Friday’s game at Thunder Stadium. Pat Sutphin / psutphin@postregister.com n The Broncos defense dominates and Pacen Hayes throws 4 TD passes in 42-6 win. HILLCREST 21, SKYLINE 14 Hillcrest 0 14 0 7 — 21 Skyline 6 8 0 0 — 14 First quarter SKY-Peterson 5 pass from B. Mitchell (D. Serna failed kick) Second quarter HIL-Crouch 5 run (B. Blakeslee kick) SKY-Martin 12 pass from B. Mitchell (B. Whyte pass) HIL-Pyper 13 pass from B. Crouch (B. Blakeslee kick) Fourth quarter HIL-Blakeslee 3 run (B. Blakeslee kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - HIL, B. Crouch 14-61, TD; B. Blakeslee 7-41, TD; M. Pyper 15-40; P. Empey 8-14; SKY, D. Ames 5-54; B. Mitchell 11-19; A. Peterson 4-5. PASSING - HIL, B. Crouch 9-15-1-123; SKY, B. Mitchell 19-31-0-215; K. Harris 1-1-0-7; D. Ames 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING - HIL, B. Blakeslee 1-31; K. West- ergard 1-26; T. Tweedie 1-25; P. Empey 3-14; SKY, K. Harris 4-55; D. Ames 3-48; B. Whyte 3-38; L. Martin 5-37, TD; A. Peterson 3-34, TD; B. Mitchell 1-7; G. Whitehead 1-3. BLACKFOOT 42, BONNEVILLE 6 Blackfoot 7 14 14 7 — 42 Bonneville 0 0 6 0 — 6 First quarter BF-Peterson 80 pass from P. Hayes (M. Peterson kick) Second quarter BF-Hoskins 16 pass from P. Hayes (M. Peterson kick) BF-Hoskins 25 pass from P. Hayes (M. Peterson kick) Third quarter BON-McDonald 1 run (A. Rierson failed kick) BF-Peterson 9 pass from P. Hayes (M. Peterson kick) BF-Pearson 47 run (M. Peterson kick) Fourth quarter BF-Gregersen 4 run (M. Peterson kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - BF, T. Pearson 1-47, TD; D. Bodkin 9-42; Q. Earley 8-29; K. Robinson 3-18; C. Burt 2-14; N. Gregersen 1-4, TD; K. Scott 1-3; BON, B. Smith 16-60; T. Handy 2-9; K. Salter 6-2; T. McDonald 1-1, TD; S. Taufatofua 1-0. PASSING - BF, P. Hayes 12-21-0-217; BON, B. Smith 11-24-1-93; S. Taufatofua 1-2-0-4. RECEIVING - BF, M. Peterson 5-135, 2 TDs; J. Hoskins 6-75, 2 TDs; A. Hatch 1-7; BON, Z. Eldredge 3-33; T. Handy 4-30; C. Taylor 2-23; S. Lucas 1-6; B. Tamayo 1-4. MADISON 34, RIGBY 15 Rigby 7 8 0 0 — 15 Madison 6 0 15 13 — 34 First quarter RIG-Zagula 3 pass from H. Landon (A. Caudillo kick) MAD-Anderson 9 pass from K. Stoneberg (E. Norton failed kick) Second quarter RIG-Livingston 31 run (T. Phillips pass) Third quarter MAD-Anderson 4 pass from K. Stoneberg (K. Stoneberg run) MAD-Stoneberg 8 run (E. Norton kick) Fourth quarter MAD-Parkinson 15 pass from K. Stoneberg (E. Norton failed kick) MAD-Parkinson 1 pass from K. Stoneberg (E. Norton kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - RIG, H. Livingston 9-69, TD; T. Phillips 6-65; D. Zagula 16-29; D. Mouser 1-3; MAD, K. Stoneberg 21-130, TD; S. Buck 7-29; G. Stanger 5-10. PASSING - RIG, H. Livingston 12-15-1-197; H. Landon 1-2-0-3; MAD, K. Stoneberg 16-21- 1-171. RECEIVING - RIG, T. Phillips 4-66; C. Francia 4-59; H. Landon 6-58; D. Zagula 2-17, TD; MAD, J. Crane 6-70; Z. Anderson 4-42, 2 TDs; K. Parkinson 5-41, 2 TDs; Z. Robinson 1-18. SNAKE RIVER 19, SHELLEY 0 Shelley 0 0 0 0 — 0 Snake River 10 2 0 7 — 19 First quarter SR-Serna 33 field goal (M. Mower ) SR-Dance 32 interception (D. Serna kick) Second quarter SR-Young safety (D. Serna ) Fourth quarter SR-Miller 1 run (D. Serna kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - SHE, R. Sutherin 10-56; J. Carran- za 5-32; J. Hathaway 6-24; T. Bean 1-1; B. Leck- ington 5-(-8); SR, W. Vogler 10-59; C. Bingham 10-38; P. Dalley 4-16; S. Miller 13-12, TD. PASSING - SHE, B. Leckington 10-26-0-106; SR, S. Miller 7-18-0-94. RECEIVING - SHE, C. Cannon 3-50; J. Hatha- way 5-45; B. Nelson 1-7; T. Fredrickson 1-4; SR, K. Keller 2-36; C. Hrabik 4-31; W. Vogler 1-27. NORTH FREMONT 34, TETON 19 Teton 0 7 12 0 — 19 North Fremont 12 8 0 14 — 34 First quarter NF-Oberhansely 83 run (T. Oberhansely failed run) NF-Dye 1 run (M. Mower failed run) Second quarter NF-Oberhansely 9 run (T. Bell failed pass) Fourth quarter NF-Dye 4 run (M. Mower failed run) NF-Mower 1 run (M. Mower run) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - NF, T. Oberhansely 30-252, 2 TDs; M. Mower 21-125, TD; S. Dye 6-50, 2 TDs; H. Zwart 2-(-9). FIRTH 35, SALMON 13 Salmon 7 0 6 0 — 13 Firth 6 0 14 15 — 35 First quarter SAL-Thibault 1 run (Z. Miner kick) FIR-Thompson 83 run (Z. Miner failed kick) Third quarter FIR-Cate 1 run (Z. Miner failed pass) SAL-Thibault 24 run (Z. Miner failed run) FIR-Thompson 33 run (C. Burkhart pass) Fourth quarter FIR-Cate 1 run (Z. Johnson kick) FIR-Orme 33 pass from B. Cate (R. Clemens pass) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - SAL, J. Thibault 34-199, 2 TDs; B. Cole 10-22; D. Deering 5-17; Q. Hildreth 1-3; D. Troughton 1-1; FIR, J. Thompson 15-233, 2 TDs; B. Cate 6-8, 2 TDs; L. Orme 1-6; R. Clemens 2-3. PASSING - SAL, B. Cole 3-14-0-30; FIR, B. Cate 11-19-0-150. RECEIVING - SAL, Z. Miner 2-21; J. Thibault 1-9; FIR, J. Thompson 3-52; L. Orme 1-38, TD; Z. Johnson 2-33; C. Burkhart 1-20; R. Clemens 2-6. WEST JEFFERSON 42, RIRIE 7 Ririe 7 0 0 0 — 7 West Jefferson 22 0 20 0 — 42 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - WJ, J. Burtenshaw 15-226, 2 TDs; P. Lundholm 12-177, 2 TDs; B. Albertson 9-84; H. Sullivan 6-53, 2 TDs; Z. Mecham 3-34; B. Ramirez 1-3; K. Barzee 1-2. PASSING - WJ, T. Tomlinson 1-3-1-14. RECEIVING - WJ, R. Burtenshaw 1-14. SUGAR-SALEM 34, JEROME 12 Jerome 0 0 12 0 — 12 Sugar-Salem 0 13 7 14 — 34 Second quarter SS-Ostermiller 1 run (J. Baggett kick) SS-Ingram 73 run (J. Baggett failed kick) Third quarter Jerome- 7 pass (J. Baggett failed kick) SS-Purser 47 run (J. Baggett kick) Jerome- 74 pass (J. Baggett failed pass) Fourth quarter SS-Ingram 19 pass from E. Arnold (J. Baggett kick) SS-Ingram 3 run (J. Baggett kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - SS, C. Ingram 13-129, 2 TDs; J. Purser 13-101, TD; D. Ostermiller 12-37, TD; A. Hansen 2-16; C. Ingram 2-8; E. Arnold 1-0. PASSING - SS, E. Arnold 1-1-0-19. RECEIVING - SS, C. Ingram 1-19, TD. BUTTE COUNTY 41, GRACE 8 Grace 0 2 6 0 — 8 Butte County 6 7 8 20 — 41 First quarter BC-Hjelm 83 kickoff return (C. Coburn failed kick) Second quarter Grace- safety (C. Coburn ) BC-Isham 80 punt return (C. Coburn kick) Third quarter BC-Hjelm 9 run (T. Whitehead pass) Grace- 20 run (T. Whitehead failed pass) Fourth quarter BC-Waymire 7 run (C. Coburn kick) BC-Hjelm 7 run (J. Isham failed pass) BC-Hjelm 19 run (C. Coburn kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - BC, J. Hjelm 26-232, 4 TDs; Z. Harrell 6-43; B. Waymire 2-15, TD; S. Collins 2-7; J. Isham 9-2, TD. PASSING - BC, J. Isham 4-11-0-0. RECEIVING - BC, Z. Harrell 2-72; K. Lambson 1-27; J. Hjelm 1-2. SOUTH FREMONT 56, MARSH VALLEY 28 South Fremont 28 21 7 0 10p810p81 — 56 Marsh Valley 6 6 8 8 10p810p81 — 28 First quarter SF-Gonzalez 37 run (A. Popactl kick) SF-Bartschi 85 pass from J. Gonzalez (A. Popactl kick) SF-Tucker 70 run (A. Popactl kick) SF-Huber 43 run (A. Popactl kick) Second quarter SF-Remington 50 run (A. Popactl kick) SF-Gonzalez 2 run (A. Popactl kick) SF-Coverley 65 run (A. Popactl kick) Third quarter SF-Barney 60 pass from C. Tucker (A. Popactl kick) INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - SF, C. Tucker 6-98, TD; R. Cov- erley 3-96, TD; D. Huber 7-84, TD; J. Gonzalez 2-39, 2 TDs; C. Blanchard 6-26; T. Olson 1-11. PASSING - SF, J. Gonzalez 5-8-0-171; C. Tucker 1-2-0-60. RECEIVING - SF, T. Barney 4-96; B. Bartschi 1-85, TD; G. Remington 1-50. OAKLEY 64, CHALLIS 0 Challis 0 0 0 0 — 0 Oakley 8 42 8 6 — 64 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING - CHA, B. Hamilton 9-58; S. Farr 3-7; P. Bradshaw 2-5. PASSING - CHA, B. Hamilton 18-33-3-141. RECEIVING - CHA, Z. Corrigan 8-124; J. Olson 3-11; S. Farr 3-6. P reP F ootball S tatiSticS Oberhansley, North Fremont hold off Teton
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