Summit 3 Parsippany Hills he Summit JVs won their first game, turning back Parsippany Hills 13-6 at Parsippany Hills on Monday.
The big plays in the game were a 70-yard touchdown pass from Pat Huck to Marcel Godino. Alex Melendez kicked the extra point. Later in the first half Pat Huck scored on a 50-yard run. A key play in the 72-yard drive was a 15-yard pass from Huck to Tim Yager.
Parsippany Hills fought back to make it 13-6 at halftime. Two drives by Parsippany Hills in the second half were stopped by a fumble recovery by Roman Delgado and an interception by Alex Melendez to end the game. Summit JVs are now 1-0.
The Summit JV Football team won its second game in as many outings, blanking Mendhain 28-0 at Metro Homes field. Summit opened the scoring in the first quarter on a pass from Quarterback Pat Huck to Halfback Sal Liberato covering 18 yards. The kick failed and Summit led 6-0. In the second quarter, Huck connected with Halfback Marcel Godino on a 55 yard pass to make it 12-0. Fullback Peter Badgley took it over on a two point Play to extend Summit's lead to 14-0 at halftime.
In the second half Quarterback Chett Joffe led the Hilltoppers to two more scores. Badgley scored on a one yard plunge and Joffe scored on a sweep covering 27 yards. Tim Yager kicked the extra points after both scores to end the scoring at 28-0.
Summit's defense was outstanding with A.J. Jennings and Griffin Cooper recovering fumbles to help in the defensive effort.
The JV's will be-home next Monday at 4 p.m. playing the Dover Tigers.
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RUSHING Joffee 7-69, Liberato 2-45, Badgley 2-25, Cooper 2-13, Huck 4-10, Novo 2-3, Fitts 1-2, Compton 1-0 PASSING Huck 11-5-0 145 2 TDs, Joffe, 1-0-0-0 RECEIVING Godino 2-92, Liberato 2-24, Badgley 1-18 |
The JV's posted win number 3 on Monday beating a determined Dover team Summit opened the scoring on a 14 yard pass from Quarterback Pat Huck to Marcel Godino. Tim Yager converted his first of three PAT'S. Shortly before halftime, Huck connected with Yager on a 30 yard pass to make it 14-0.
Summit finished the scoring in the 4th quarter on a two yard plunge by Griffin Cooper. The store was setup by a 28 yard run by Quarterback Chet Joffe and a 13 yard pass from Joffe to Jake Hall.
Four Dover drives were stopped by interceptions by Nolan Prinzen,
Sam Russell, Alex Melendez and Roman Delgado. JV's (now 3-0) travel to Dumont next Monday for their fourth game.
Individual Statistics
Rushing: Joffee 6-62, Whitman 1-12, Huck 4-10, Badgley 2-4, Cooper 1-3, Sottile 11-3, Liberato 1-minus 2, Godino 1-minus 6
Receiving: Godino 5-75,yager 1-30, Badgley 1-18, Hall 1-13, Liberato 1-3
Passing: Huck 12-8-0-128 (2 TDs), Joffe 2-1-0-13
"Summit Sophs," Summit's Sophomore Football team, edged Wayne Valley 13-12 in a hard fought contest at Wayne Valley on Thursday, October 2. The Hilltoppers opened the scoring in the first half on a 17 play 72 yard drive. punched it in by Chet Joffe from the 3 yard line to make it 6-0. The kick after the touchdown was wide. Wayne Valley tied the game in the third period after an interception at midfield was returned to the Summit 7 yard line.
In the 4th quarter Summit drove 58 yards to the Wayne Valley 5 yard line where Quarterback Chet Joffe hit Sal Liberato with a 5 yard TD pass. The big play in the drive was a 19 yard.screen pass from Joffe to Fullback Peter Badgley. This play came on a 4th and 9 at the Wayne Valley 27 yard line. The all important extra point was converted by Tim Yager to make the score 13-6
There was more to come. Wayne Valley put together a drive of its own, scoring in the last minute of the game to make it 13-12. A 2 point attempt failed as the Hilltoppers turned up the heat. Summit's defense, led by Logan Jeffries, Greg Novo and Griffin Cooper, was outstanding throughout the entire game.
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The Summit JV's racked up their fourth win in as many tries, blanking Dumont 20-0 on Monday, October 6th. In the first half the Hilltoppers relied on outstanding defense and special teams, led by Logan Jeffries and AJ Jennings. Jeffries had two block punts, a sack and six tackles. Safety Tony Masterfano also had a nice interception to stop a Dumont drive. Summit led at half 7-0 on a 6 yard pass from Quarterback Chett Joffe to Tim Yager. Yager kicked the PAT.
In the second half, Marcel Godino scored on a nifty 8 yard run. The PAT was unsuccessful. Summit put the game away early in the fourth quarter when Safety Griffin Cooper intercepted a pass and returned a 28 yards to pay dirt. Alex Melendez kicked the PAT to finish the scoring at 20-0.
The JV's are home next Monday, October 13 taking on the Weequahic Indians.
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