The Richmond Register

Sports

October 6, 2012

H.S. FOOTBALL: Berea falls to Lynn Camp, 28-26

Register Staff Report

RICHMOND — The Pirates got four rushing touchdowns from Hunter Wilson and had a 12-point second-half lead, but couldn’t hold on for a district win on the road.

Lynn Camp scored the final 14 points of the game and picked up a 28-26 win Friday at home over Berea Community (2-5, 0-1 district).

“I don’t feel like we came out very strong tonight,” Berea coach Adam Coleman said. “We didn’t have a lot of intensity in the first half. It wasn’t until about the second quarter that we got into it.”

Wilson scored twice in the third quarter as the Pirates looked to be in control.

Lynn Camp fumbled on its first possession of the second half, leading to a Wilson rushing TD. Moments later, the senior found the end zone again to put Berea up 26-14.

Lynn Camp scored in the closing seconds of the third quarter on a long pass play, then scored again with about nine minutes left in the game to take a two-point lead.

Berea moved the ball down the 20-yard lie in the closing minutes, but fumbled the ball away on fourth down.

The Pirates took an 8-0 lead in the first quarter on Wilson’s first touchdown, then tied the game just before the half (14-14) on a 50-yard run by the senior.

Berea failed to convert on three two-conversion opportunities.

“That was the game right there,” Coleman said of the missed two-point conversions.

Berea is set to return to action Friday at home against Williamsburg.

Text Only
Sports
Community Calendar
Loading…
Events by eviesays.com
AP Video
Ex-Hit Man's Past Is a Shock to Some Neighbors Fans: Gandofini 'Put New Jersey on the Map' Does Future of Human Race Depend on Kansas Mine? Reining in 'Bad News' Sports Parents James Gandolfini Dies at Age 51 Fmr. TWA Flight 800 Investigators Want New Probe Raw: Heat, Spurs Back on Court Ahead of Game 7 Dolce and Gabbana Convicted of Tax Evasion Paris, Prince Depositions Used in Jackson Trial Coiffed Cattle Get Their Close-up In Berlin, Obama Channels Cold War Activism Police at Patriots Tight End's Home for 2nd Day Fed Suggests Bond Purchases Could Slow AP: DOJ Broke Own Rules Seizing Phone Records Raw: Baby White Rhino Debuts at Australian Zoo Time Lapse: Rebuilding Bridge Post-collapse Ohio Woman Accuses 3 of Holding Her Captive Hunt for Ex-Teamster Boss Hoffa's Remains Ends
Hyperlocal Search
Premier Guide
Find a business

Walking Fingers
Maps, Menus, Store hours, Coupons, and more...
Premier Guide
Poll

Do you support the Richmond City Commission’s proposal to fund three additional firefighters by taking $100,000 originally planned as capital outlay for city parks and another $110,000 by not restoring the uniform allowance for police officers and firefighters?

Yes. The firefighting force was stretched dangerously thin.
Yes. But it should not have been done by cutting the uniform allowance.
Yes. But it should not have been done by cutting capital outlay for parks.
Yes. But I oppose cutting both the uniform allowance and the parks capital outlay.
No. The firefighting force was adequate and police officers and firefighters deserve a uniform allowance and parks need to be expanded/improved.
     View Results