Del Sol at Basic - High School Football

High School Football:

Del Sol 28, Basic 27

October 24, 2008

Score By Quarters

Team	1	2	3	4	Final
Del Sol	0	13	15	0	28
Basic	6	6	7	8	27

Scoring

Team	Summary	DSOL	BASI
BASI	Jeff Pozdol 7 pass from Robby Faiman (kick failed)	0	6
DSOL	Ernest Hall 7 rush (Vincent Griffith kick)	7	6
BASI	Charles Phillips 33 rush (pass failed from Justin Burdno)	7	12
DSOL	Derek Eamon 32 rush (kick failed)	13	12
DSOL	Derek Eamon 3 rush (Derek Eamon rush)	21	12
BASI	Anthony Ireland 1 rush (Billy Weathers kick)	21	19
DSOL	Jon Kirschbaum 29 rush (Vincent Griffith kick)	28	19
BASI	Anthany Lessier 22 rush (Justin Burdno pass from Robby Faiman)	27	28

Game Statistics

	Del Sol	Basic
First Downs	15	23
Rushes-Yards	44-390	32-180
Passing (comp-att-yds)	4-11-88	19-35-177
Punts-Avg.	3-32	4-30
Fumbles-Lost	3-2	-
Penalties-Yards	12-122	4-50

Individual Statistics

Rushing

Del Sol: Derek Eamon 26/213 (2 TDs), Ernest Hall 6/44 (1 TD), Jon Kirschbaum 7/141 (1 TD), Saei Huihui 5/-8.
Basic: Robby Faiman 12/53, Charles Phillips 9/69 (1 TD), Anthony Ireland 2/3 (1 TD), Anthany Lessier 5/30 (1 TD), Austin Davis 1/2, Justin Burdno 2/23.

Passing

Del Sol: Saei Huihui 4-11-88.
Basic: Robby Faiman 19-35-177 (1 TD).

Receiving

Del Sol: Derek Eamon 1/6, Jon Kirschbaum 1/19, Tim Lawson 1/10, Evan Weinstock 1/53.
Basic: Jeff Pozdol 9/103 (1 TD), Anthony Ireland 1/2, Anthany Lessier 2/15, Billy Weathers 1/10, Justin Burdno 6/47.

Note: Stats and results reflect only those reported by LasVegasSun.com or Home News staff, called in by team officials or used with permission and generosity of maxpreps.com.

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