Shadow Ridge at Coronado - High School Football

High School Football:

Coronado 30, Shadow Ridge 14

September 5, 2008

Score By Quarters

Team	1	2	3	4	Final
Shadow Ridge	0	0	7	7	14
Coronado	8	8	14	0	30

Scoring

Team	Summary	SRID	CORO
CORO	Blake Smith 6 pass from Dane Cooper (Dane Cooper rush)	0	8
CORO	Cory Argubright 3 pass from Dane Cooper (Tanner Vanoverbeke rush)	0	16
SRID	Zakary Hill 78 return (Braden Williams kick)	7	16
CORO	Marcus Garcia 1 rush (Marcus Garcia rush)	7	24
CORO	Blake Riley 12 pass from Dane Cooper (run failed)	7	30
SRID	Jordan Karl 25 pass from Nick McDearmon (Braden Williams kick)	14	30

Game Statistics

	Shadow Ridge	Coronado
First Downs	6	16
Rushes-Yards	30-76	37-108
Passing (comp-att-yds)	2-5-26	10-19-182 (1 INT)
Punts-Avg.	2-28	2-25
Fumbles-Lost	4-3	4-0
Penalties-Yards	5-36	9-77

Individual Statistics

Rushing

Shadow Ridge: Nick McDearmon 6/15, DeAntwan Miller III 7/3, Zakary Hill 13/64, Matt Rodman 3/-4, Lionel McCall 1/-2.
Coronado: Dane Cooper 5/11, Marcus Garcia 17/84 (1 TD), Christopher Smith 1/-9, Dustin Adams 2/6, Chris Albert Espinosa 5/24, Austin McKenna 5/7, Michael Scott 2/-15.

Passing

Shadow Ridge: Nick McDearmon 1-2-25 (1 TD), Matt Rodman 1-3-1.
Coronado: Dane Cooper 10-19-182 (3 TD, 1 INT).

Receiving

Shadow Ridge: Jordan Karl 1/25 (1 TD), Darryl Tootle 1/1.
Coronado: Blake Smith 5/96 (1 TD), Cory Argubright 2/23 (1 TD), Blake Riley 1/12 (1 TD), David Lowery 1/36, Chaydon Larsen 1/15.

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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