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BROAD RUN FOOTBALL 2016 SEASON in REVIEW 2016 Conference 14 Champs BROAD RUN FOOTBALL 2016 SEASON IN REVIEW 2016 Conference 14 Champs 2016 Varsity Football Date Opponent Location Time W/L Score Aug 26 Potomac Falls Home 7:00 Loss 10-16 Sept 2 Wakefield Home 7:00 Win 41-6 Sept 8 Langley Home 7:00 Win 28-3 Sept 16 Centreville Home 7:00 Loss 9-21 Sept 23 Briar Woods Home 7:00 Win 36-21 Oct 7 Yorktown Home 7:00 Win 29-7 Oct 14 Stone Bridge Home 7:00 Win 10-7 Oct 21 Oakton Away 7:00 Win 34-6 Oct 28 Robinson Home 7:00 Win 28-7 Nov 4 Tuscarora Away 7:00 Win 28-14 Nov 11 Tuscarora Home 7:00 Win 42-21 Nov 18 Stone Bridge Away 7:00 Loss 7-28 2016 BROAD RUN FOOTBALL ROSTER 1 Braithwaite, Ryan 12 QB/DB 165 6'2 55 Harmon, Jonny 12 OL/DL 195 5'11 2 Hembry, Meech 12 QB/DB 200 5'10 56 Gorey, Ryan 10 OL/DL 220 5'7 3 Paige, Devin 12 WR/DB 155 5'8 57 Allison, Chaz 9 OL/LB 185 5'11 4 Phillips, Corey 12 RB/DB 155 5'8 58 Boone, Jacob 12 OL/DL 255 6'3 5 Canales, Sequan 12 RB/LB 180 5'10 60 King, Christopher 11 OL/DL 270 6'4 6 Gonzalez, Brandon 12 TE/LB 205 6'1 62 Varela, Javier 11 OL/DL 220 5'10 7 Hugg, Travis 12 WR/DB 165 5'10 63 Gorey, Connor 12 OL/DL 300 5'11 8 Vargo, Foster 12 RB/LB 215 6'0 64 Funes, Ceasar 11 OL/DL 265 6'3 9 Bragg, Alijah 11 TE/DL 230 6'3 66 Thomas, Zach 10 OL/DL 205 5'11 10 Birchmeier, John 10 TE/LB 235 6'2 70 Fiume, Matthew 11 OL/DL 220 6'3 11 McGhee III, Frank 11 WR/DB 155 5'8 71 Hineman, Josh 10 OL/DL 210 6'0 12 Griffis, Mitch 9 QB/DB 180 6'0 72 Graves, Ryan 12 OL/DL 245 6'5 13 Bryson, Royce 11 WR/DB 155 5'7 73 Deavers, Anthony 10 OL/DL 235 5'11 14 Buri, Atilla 11 K 155 5'9 74 McCracken, Liam 11 OL/LB 190 6'2 15 Robinson, Nick 12 TE/LB 205 6'1 75 Gallo, Jorge 11 OL/DL 205 5'10 16 Turner, Detwaun 11 WR/DB 145 5'6 77 Sangiuliano, Dominick 12 OL/DL 235 6'1 17 Lopez, Alex 11 RB/LB 150 5'6 78 Yost, Dylan 10 OL/DL 245 6'0 18 Whitmore, Alex 10 QB/DB 155 5'11 79 Davenport, Erik 12 TE/DL 290 6'3 19 Payne, Spencer 11 WR/DB 185 6'0 80 Masters, Brendan 11 WR/LB 175 6'0 20 Lindenfeldar, Luke 10 WR/DB 160 5'10 81 Brazina, Dominic 10 WR/DB 165 5'9 21 Middleton, Michael 11 WR/DB 175 5'10 82 Price, Tyler 12 WR/DB 135 5'11 22 Hale, Donovan 11 WR/DB 145 5'10 83 Galban, Gerard 11 WR/LB 160 5'10 23 Earl, Ibn Da'Wuh 11 WR/DB 160 5'11 84 Williams, Ian 11 WR/LB 170 5'9 25 Drake, Everett 10 TE/LB 170 6'1 26 Thompson, Tiege 11 RB/DB 165 5'10 27 Arrington, Michael 11 HB/LB 205 5'11 28 Baldwin, Tim 9 RB/LB 170 5'10 Managers: McKenna Gallagher, Bella Atwood, Marjorie Amaya, 29 Price, Ryan 10 WR/DB 160 5'9 Emily Cardona, Kaylynn Davies, Bella Binder, Sydney Jenkins 30 Harrison, Stephen 11 HB/DL 200 5'11 31 Swanner, Jackson 10 WR/DB 135 5'10 Head Coach: Matt Griffis 32 Hall, Daniel 12 WR/LB 190 5'10 Assistant Coaches: Jerry Gordon, Terry Glenn, Ed Abner, 33 Anderson-Jessup, Josh 10 RB/LB 155 5'6 Jared Toler, Myron Curtis, Greg Stuart, Marshal Ausberry, 34 Smith, Zangar 10 RB/LB 175 5'10 Travis Hannam, Deandre Burnette 35 Powell, Robert 10 WR/DB 165 5'10 Principal: David Spage 36 Jenkins, Spencer 11 WR/DB 155 5'11 Athletic Director: Jack Kirby, CAA 37 Brooks, Jaden 10 WR/DB 130 6'0 Assistant Athletic Director: Ryan Young 38 McGhee, Luc 9 WR/DB 145 5'4 Athletic Secretary: Bonne Abner 39 Wayt, Cameron 10 WR/DB 165 6'0 Athletic Trainer: Craig Veazie 40 Dyson, Kesean 9 TE/LB 160 5'9 Team Doctor: Broadland Family Practice, 42 Miller, Krzystoffer 10 WR/DB 145 6'0 NSMI Dr. Timothy Johnson and Dr. David Johnson 43 Covarrubias, Danny 11 K 155 6' Team Physical Therapist: Andrew Dombeck, AID Performance 45 Dove, Ike 11 TE/DL 195 6'5 Team Moms: Lara Bryson, Monice Fiume, Nikki Harmon 46 Johnson, Connor 10 OL/DL 170 6'0 Statistician: Michael Binder 48 Barnes, Victor 10 WR/DB 130 5'7 Team Photographer: David Harmon, Karin Middleton 49 Leavitt, Will 10 WR/DB 130 5'7 Video Crew: Bill Bryson, Gary Evans, Roger James 52 Robinson, John 11 OL/DL 210 5'8 Public Address: Craig Luhmann Spartans Stumble in Opener Against Panthers, 16-10. It had been a long time since the Broad Run Spartans had failed to win their opening game. Proud owners of one of the longest opening game winning streaks in all of Virginia, in fact. It had been just as long since the Spartans had fallen to their Conference 14 rivals from Potomac Falls as well. It was way back in 2006 when both of those defeats took place. Nine straight opening night victories by Broad Run. Eight straight wins over the the Panthers. But all of that changed as new Potomac Falls Head Coach Paul Barnes and his Panthers defeated the Spartans 16-10, to kick off the 2016 high school football season. The most frustrating part of this defeat, however, was that it wasn't so much the Panthers beating the Spartans as it was Broad Run defeating themselves. A look at the statistics shows that the Spartans ran 79 offensive plays, as compared to just 41 for the Panthers. The Spartans also outgained the Panthers by more than 200 yard of total offense. Perhaps the most telling statistics of the night, however, can be seen in the three Spartan turnovers and the 12 penalties and 120 yards that they were assessed. Things started out well for the Spartans, led by senior captain Erik Davenport, as they forced a three and out on the opening possession of the game. Following the punt, the Spartans methodically drove down the field, only to lose a Meech Hembry fumble on the Panther 23 yard line. The Panthers took advantage, and following a Spartan personal foul on a 3rd and 8, quarterback Hunter Lawall found Kaevon Chase open in the right corner of the end zone for a 27 yard touchdown. Alex Nemer converted the extra point and the Spartans found themselves down 7-0. Following the kickoff, Spartans were backed up to their own 13 after another personal foul, but once again were able to march into Panther territory before another fumble ended the drive. After the teams traded punts, Panther's running back Kash Jackson broke free for a 39 yard gain before settling for a 23 yard field goal by Nemer. The Spartans finally got on the board following a long run by Hembry (25 carries for 234 yards). Shortly after his 28 yard run, the senior was able to punch it in from 11 yards out for the first Spartan touchdown of the young season. However, with 3:25 left in the half, following a pass interference call against the Spartans, Jackson found the corner on a sweep and scored from 33 yards away. Nemer's conversion attempt was no good so the Panthers went into the locker room up by the score of 16-7. Potomac Falls was having difficulty moving the ball to start the 3rd quarter. With Hembry out for a series, senior quarterback Ryan Braithwaite came in for the Spartans and was able to convert a big 4th and 4. This set up the Spartans with a 1st and goal from the 5 yard line, but the Panther defense held, forcing Spartan Head Coach Matt Griffis to settle for a field goal attempt from the Panther 2 on 4th down. Attila Buri converted the short field goal, shaving the Panther lead to 6 as the 3rd quarter came to an end. Neither team was able to add to the scoring on their next possession, so with 4:34 left in the game, the Spartans took over on their own 27. Hembry was somehow able to elude a host of Panther defenders on a 4th and 9 from his own 37 to keep the drive alive. Four straight carries by Spartan running back Corey Phillips (21 carries for 114 yards) moved the ball to the Panther 35, but Broad Run was then penalized for a personal foul, followed by an illegal procedure call. With time running out, the Panthers were called for a personal foul of their own following a completion by Hembry. That gave Broad Run one final chance from the Panther 5 yard line on an untimed down as the scoreboard read 0.0. Hembry rolled out and made a dash for the end zone. When it became clear that he would be stopped short, he flipped a shovel pass into the end zone, but it fell just short as the Panthers stormed the field.
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