Valley at Basic - High School Football

High School Football:

Basic 34, Valley 21

November 7, 2008

Score By Quarters

Team	1	2	3	4	Final
Valley	14	7	0	0	21
Basic	7	14	0	13	34

Scoring

Team	Summary	VALL	BASI
VALL	Kerwyn Williams 55 rush (kick failed)	6	0
BASI	Martell Walker 1 rush (Billy Weathers kick)	6	7
VALL	Garic Wharton 52 pass from Kerwyn Williams (Malcolm Wilks rush)	14	7
VALL	Garic Wharton 28 pass from Kerwyn Williams (Steven Minturn kick)	21	7
BASI	Justin Burdno 20 pass from Robby Faiman (Billy Weathers kick)	21	14
BASI	Anthany Lessier 70 interception return (Billy Weathers kick)	21	21
BASI	Martell Walker 1 rush (Billy Weathers kick)	21	28
BASI	Anthany Lessier 19 rush (kick failed)	21	34

Game Statistics

	Valley	Basic
First Downs	8	18
Rushes-Yards	27-229	46-313
Passing (comp-att-yds)	7-19-114 (3 INT)	10-25-156
Punts-Avg.	3-35	1-40
Fumbles-Lost	2-1	1-None

Individual Statistics

Rushing

Valley: Kerwyn Williams 15/174 (1 TD), Garic Wharton 2/13, Malcolm Wilks 9/40, Gidion Tesfai 1/2.
Basic: Martell Walker 5/5 (2 TDs), Robby Faiman 11/120, Justin Burdno 3/11, Anthany Lessier 6/60 (1 TD), Billy Weathers 3/65, Anthony Ireland 1/11, Charles Phillips 16/103, Austin Davis 2/5.

Passing

Valley: Kerwyn Williams 5-14-95 (2 TD, 3 INTs), Gidion Tesfai 2-5-19.
Basic: Robby Faiman 10-24-156 (1 TD), Austin Davis 0-1-0.

Receiving

Valley: Garic Wharton 6/110 (2 TDs), Yasmany Casalas 1/4.
Basic: Justin Burdno 3/44 (1 TD), Anthany Lessier 2/21, Jeff Pozdol 2/26.

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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