Grove City 35 Geneva 27 Final

Geneva rushed  out a 20-0 lead in the first quarter but, the visiting Grove City Wolverenens out scored the Geneva Golden Tornados 35-7 to win the game 35-27.  Grove City was paced  by Wesley Schools 142 yds rushing and three touchdowns.  Tyler Gufstafson  caught 13-passes for 127 yds and two touchdowns.  Grove City scored four touchdowns in the fourth  quarter. Two of those TD’s came 38-seconds apart. It was a record setting night for Geneva running back senior Trevon Marshall. He scored four touch downs and broke the school’s all time rushing  record  with 285 yards. The record was held by Gerard Mushitti. Geneva will host rival Westminster next Saturday. Pregame on 1230 WBVP/1460WMBA  at 13:30 KIckoff is schedule for 1pm

GROVE CITY 35 GENEVA 27 4th QTR

Grove City cut Geneva,s  lead to  27-20  early in the fourth quarter. Josh  Ehst hit hit hit Tyler Gufstafson for   67    yds and a touchdown.   After a  bad snap  on a  Geneva field goal. Grove City took over at their own 38  the Wolverens marched to a game tying touchdown. Wesley Schooley went over from the 7. The PAT was good giving Grove City the lead for the first time 28-27. After a Geneva three and out, Grove City took only one play to score again. Wesley Schools went45 yds to give Grove City it’s second touchdown in 36-seconds 35-27.

Geneva 20 Grove City 14 at the Half

Grove City scored early in the second quarter. They capped a 75-yd drive  with a 12-yd touchdown pass from Josh Ehst to Tyler Gufstafon.  The PAT was good. Late in the quarter. Grove City’s Marc Patrick intercepted a pass and  28-yds yards to the Geneva 13. two plays later Wesley Schools went six yds for  a touchdown.  The PAT was good cutting Genevas lead to 20-14 at the half.

GENEVA 20 GROVE CITY 0 end 1st Qtr

Geneva took the opening kickoff 43-yds with Trewon  Marshall  going the last 4yds. The point after touchdown. on their next possession Geneva went 83-yds for their next score. 60 of the yards came from Marshall. Trewon Marshall got Geneva’s third score on  a 45 yard scamper.The PAT was no good  20-0

Ffrench scores in final seconds, Pitt outlasts Duke 54-45

– 10/27/18 7:29 PM
AP-FBC–Duke-Pittsburgh
By ALAN SAUNDERS ,  Associated Press
Eds: APNewsNow. Pitt 54, Duke 45. Will be updated.
PITTSBURGH (AP) — In a back-and-forth offensive battle, Pitt scored the last strike, with Kenny Pickett hitting Maurice Ffrench five seconds left in the game to beat Duke, 54-45 on Saturday.

Pitt had leaned on its rushing offense for most of the game, but Pickett game through in crunch time, hitting Rafael Araujo-Lopes on a 17-yard pass, Tre Tipton for six yards and then an 11-yard scramble just before the game-winning pass to Ffrench. Pickett finished 8 of 18 for 150 yards and two touchdowns, with three of his eight completions and 78 of his passing yards coming on the final drive.

Pitt (4-4, 3-1 Atlantic Coast Conference) moved to within a half-game of first-place Virginia in the ACC Coastal division, while Duke (5-3, 1-3) missed an opportunity to secure bowl eligibility and climb into contention within the division.

In a game full of offense, Pitt’s defense got an elusive stop late in the fourth quarter, with defensive tackle Amir Watts sacking Daniel Jones on a fourth-and-long to get the Panthers the ball back.

Both teams eclipsed 600 yards of total offense. Duke did most of its damage in the air, with Jones setting career highs with 396 passing yards and four touchdowns. Deon Jackson set a Duke record with 403 all-purpose yards. Pitt’s 484 rushing yards were the second-most in program history.

Duke did not punt until the fourth quarter, with an early turnover on downs and a Jones fumble standing as the only two stops for Pitt’s defense until the final frame.

Ffrench’s game-winner was his second touchdown. He also scored on a 50-yard catch in the second quarter.

Freshman defensive back V’Lique Carter, playing in his first game, made an impact on offense, with scores from 31 and 16 yards out. He finished with 137 yards on seven carries. Regular running back Qadree Ollison had 149 yards and a score on 18 rushes.

For Duke, backup quarterback Quentin Harris scored on a pair of short runs and slot receiver T.J. Rahming had a pair of short touchdowns.

UP NEXT

Duke is at Miami Saturday.

Pitt visits first-place Virginia Friday.