Cheyenne at Canyon Springs - High School Football

High School Football:

Cheyenne 56, Canyon Springs 12

September 12, 2008

Score By Quarters

Team	1	2	3	4	Final
Cheyenne	16	20	14	6	56
Canyon Springs	0	12	0	0	12

Scoring

Team	Summary	CHEY	CSPR
CHEY	Jordan Butler 43 pass from Chris Spencer (Jordan Butler rush)	8	0
CHEY	Donnel Thompson 5 rush (Donnel Thompson rush)	16	0
CHEY	Terence Brison 23 pass from Kaeo Helekahi (Terence Brison rush)	24	0
CSPR	Deshaun Stewart 88 return (run failed)	24	6
CHEY	Terence Brison 90 return (run failed)	30	6
CSPR	Deshaun Stewart 18 pass from Jamal Martin (run failed)	30	12
CHEY	Marcus Sullivan 24 pass from Kaeo Helekahi (run failed)	36	12
CHEY	Marcus Sullivan 77 rush (run failed)	42	12
CHEY	Jordan Butler 1 rush (Jordan Butler rush)	50	12
CHEY	Marcus Sullivan 90 rush (pass failed)	56	12

Game Statistics

	Cheyenne	Canyon Springs
Rushes-Yards	35-346	17-35
Passing (comp-att-yds)	3-5-90	9-19-79 (1 INT)

Individual Statistics

Rushing

Cheyenne: Marcus Sullivan 7/185 (2 TDs), Kaeo Helekahi 1/8, Jordan Butler 9/58 (1 TD), Donnel Thompson 6/35 (1 TD), Terence Brison 10/56, Ronnie Green 2/4.
Canyon Springs: Deshaun Stewart 3/9, Jamal Martin 5/-1, Mike McWilliams 3/5, Devin Rimmey 6/22.

Passing

Cheyenne: Kaeo Helekahi 2-3-47 (2 TD), Chris Spencer 1-2-43 (1 TD).
Canyon Springs: Jamal Martin 4-9-33 (1 TD), Mike McWilliams 5-10-46 (1 INT).

Receiving

Cheyenne: Marcus Sullivan 1/24 (1 TD), Jordan Butler 1/43 (1 TD), Terence Brison 1/23 (1 TD).
Canyon Springs: Deshaun Stewart 4/37 (1 TD).

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