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Schlagle wins 41-13 over Wyandotte

by Brian Turrel

Schlagle High School pulled away from Wyandotte in the second half to gain a 41 – 13 victory on Friday night at Schlagle Stadium.

Schlagle’s nationally ranked running back Ivan Webb started out slowly, putting one touchdown on the board midway through the second quarter, but otherwise being held in check by the Wyandotte defense. Shamar Bush pulled in a pass from Brayden Soza to put the Stallions ahead, 13 – 0.

Wyandotte fought back, scoring twice in the last 5 minutes of the second quarter to pull the game even at 13 – 13 at halftime.

Webb took advantage of strong offensive line play and his own powerful running to take over the game in the third quarter, scoring three touchdowns, including a 60-yarder. Brayden Soza scored on a quarterback keeper in the fourth quarter to complete the scoring.

Schlagle moves to 3 – 0 in Kansas City – Atchison League standings (5 – 0 overall) and plays at Sumner next Friday. Wyandotte drops to 1 – 2 in the league (1 – 3 overall), and plays at Washington.

Schlagle senior receiver Larmon Witt broke for a long run in the first quarter. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Marcus Dotson was bounced out of bounds after a long gain on a running play in the second quarter. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Schlagle senior defensive lineman Tylen Wallace (55) tackled Wyandotte junior running back Yaseen Chapell (3) for a loss. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Wyandotte junior linebacker Joe Garrett (4) pulled down Schlagle senior running back Ivan Webb (2). (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Wyandotte junior running back Angelo Hill (6) made a run over the left side in the second quarter. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Senior Alexis Hinson was crowned homecoming queen during a halftime ceremony. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

The Schlagle marching band performed at halftime. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Ivan Webb was upended as he tried to leap over a Wyandotte defender. Webb hit the ground hard and sat out the next few plays. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Wyandotte junior defensive back Jacob Reynoza (16) tried to strip the ball on a tackle in the third quarter. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Receiver Yaseen Chapell caught a pass over the outstretched arm of Schlagle junior defensive back Jaylen Jackson (5). (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Ivan Webb accelerated away from the Wyandotte defense on his way to a 60-yard touchdown run. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Wyandotte senior offensive lineman Dameion Roark (77) set up a block on Schlagle junior linebacker Curtrail Hudson (33). (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Schlagle senior linebacker Tyrone Moore (26) knocked away a pass intended for Wyandotte senior tight end LaRon McGinnie (18) in the fourth quarter. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

More photos from the Sporting KC – LA Galaxy match

LA Galaxy goalkeeper Clement Diop saved a shot from Sporting KC forward Daniel Salloi at the end of the first half. Sporting KC won the match, 2-1. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Sporting KC forward Diego Rubio unleashed a shot in the second half of the game. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Clement Diop saved a ball from Sporting KC defender Graham Zusi. Diop was struck on the nose and required medical attention but stayed in the game. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Daniel Salloi attempted to work the ball past Galaxy defender Gyasi Zardes. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Sporting midfielder Benny Feilhaber made a quick cutback against Galaxy midfielder Jonathan dos Santos. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Sporting forward Gerso Fernandes contended with Gyasi Zardes for a ball in the Galaxy end. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Benny Feilhaber fought past Galaxy midfielder Rafael Garcia for a loose ball near the Galaxy goal. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Clement Diop saluted the Sporting KC fans after the game. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

This fan was overcome with joy at receiving the jersey of Galaxy star Jonathan dos Santos. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

Turner defeats Ward, 54-12

Bishop Ward head coach Kam Ridley presented a framed jersey to the family of late coach Tim Dorian. The jersey bears Dorian’s number when he played at Bishop Ward. (Photo copyright 2017 by Brian Turrel)

by Brian Turrel

Turner High School used its ground game to dominate the Bishop Ward Cyclones on Ward’s home field on Friday. Jaelon Harley scored four rushing touchdowns and Jaylin Richardson scored two more in the 54 – 12 victory.

Turner set the tone for the game on the first possession, scoring on a 3-yard Harley run that followed a 50-yard pass play to Tyler Wiggins. Turner kept up the pressure, scoring twice more in the first quarter on runs from Harley and Richardson.

Turner’s defense closed the first half strong, using an interception return by linebacker Jack Wiedner and a fumble recovery by lineman Ryan Johnson to push the score to 47-6 at halftime. A Harley touchdown run in the third quarter capped the Turner scoring at 54.

The Ward team, which has struggled to score this year, put two touchdowns on the board. Adrian De Haro returned the first Turner kickoff of the game for a touchdown. Ward also scored on a long touchdown pass from Drew Collins to Quincy Tabron in the fourth quarter.

Before the game, Ward honored former football coach Tim Dorian, who died in July. Many alumni and former teachers were on hand for the remembrance.

Turner is now 2 – 2 for the season and plays Piper at home next Friday. Bishop Ward drops to 0 – 4 and travels to play Sumner Academy.