MVH vs York 10/23/09
By Bob McPhee, staff writer Published: Oct 24, 2009 1:32 am -->
RUMFORD — The game plan was simple and Jared Prugar help execute it as York dominated the football game at Chet Bulger field.
Prugar was a workhorse, scoring three touchdowns and rushing for 201 yards, as the Wildcats blew away previously unbeaten Mountain Valley, 33-14.
York (7-1) controlled the line of scrimmage that led to a fast start. Prugar scored on the Wildcats' first three possessions, including sprinting 66 yards for a TD on the third play from scrimmage. The senior also spearheaded two long drives and ended with a pair of 2-yard TDs.
"We knew it would be a dogfight," Prugar said. "Our approach to the game was to run right at them and pound the ball. We as quite successful."
The Falcons' (7-1) slow start cost them dearly this time. A pair of three and outs plagued the offense, which were unable to solve Yorks' five linebackers. The biggest play was a 16-yard run by Matt Duka (47 yards,12 rushes) in the first half. The Falcons had taken a halftime lead. York was the last team to beat the Falcons in Rumford, 16-14 in a 2005 Campbell Conference regional championship.
RUMFORD — The game plan was simple and Jared Prugar help execute it as York dominated the football game at Chet Bulger field.
Prugar was a workhorse, scoring three touchdowns and rushing for 201 yards, as the Wildcats blew away previously unbeaten Mountain Valley, 33-14.
York (7-1) controlled the line of scrimmage that led to a fast start. Prugar scored on the Wildcats' first three possessions, including sprinting 66 yards for a TD on the third play from scrimmage. The senior also spearheaded two long drives and ended with a pair of 2-yard TDs.
"We knew it would be a dogfight," Prugar said. "Our approach to the game was to run right at them and pound the ball. We as quite successful."
The Falcons' (7-1) slow start cost them dearly this time. A pair of three and outs plagued the offense, which were unable to solve Yorks' five linebackers. The biggest play was a 16-yard run by Matt Duka (47 yards,12 rushes) in the first half. The Falcons had taken a halftime lead. York was the last team to beat the Falcons in Rumford, 16-14 in a 2005 Campbell Conference regional championship.
