Valley at Rancho - High School Football

High School Football:

Valley 41, Rancho 33

October 30, 2008

Score By Quarters

Team	1	2	3	4	Final
Valley	7	14	13	7	41
Rancho	7	0	13	13	33

Scoring

Team	Summary	VALL	RANC
RANC	James Cammack 21 rush (James Cammack kick)	0	7
VALL	Malcolm Wilks 4 rush (kick)	7	7
VALL	Malcolm Wilks 2 rush (kick)	14	7
VALL	Kerwyn Williams 12 rush (kick)	21	7
VALL	Kerwyn Williams 2 rush (kick)	28	7
VALL	Garic Wharton 60 rush (kick failed)	34	7
RANC	Zach Foulkrod 8 rush (kick failed)	34	13
RANC	Harvey Yarbrough 25 pass from James Cammack (James Cammack kick)	34	20
VALL	Kerwyn Williams 10 rush (kick)	41	20
RANC	Dijon Holman 30 pass from James Cammack (James Cammack kick)	41	27
RANC	Dijon Holman 65 pass from James Cammack (kick failed)	41	33

Game Statistics

	Valley	Rancho
First Downs	14	15
Rushes-Yards	48-300	12-40
Passing (comp-att-yds)	5-13-61	24-48-426 (1 INT)
Punts-Avg.	5-None	3-None
Fumbles-Lost	-	1-0

Individual Statistics

Rushing

Valley: Kerwyn Williams 30/170 (3 TDs), Malcolm Wilks 15/54 (2 TDs), Garic Wharton 1/60 (1 TD), Wallace Dean 2/16.
Rancho: James Cammack 4/5 (1 TD), Dijon Holman 2/17, Zach Foulkrod 6/18 (1 TD).

Passing

Valley: Kerwyn Williams 5-13-50.
Rancho: James Cammack 23-47-421 (3 TD, 1 INT), Dijon Holman 1-1-5.

Receiving

Valley: Garic Wharton 4/50, Mitchell Deas 1/11.
Rancho: James Cammack 1/5, Dijon Holman 8/161 (2 TDs), Harvey Yarbrough 5/61 (1 TD), Zach Foulkrod 4/86, Justin Flygare 2/27, Cedric Williams 2/42, Perry Benson 2/23.

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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