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Show Sophs drub Spanish Fork 22-0 touchdown. A motion penalty, ironically on Goodwin, nullified the score. During the fourth quarter, everyone on the PG team had a chance to play and Chipman and I Doug Willes recovered Don fumbles to keep the PG offense on the field. The win gives the sophs a 2-2 record and sets up tomorrow's game with Carbon at 4 p.m. in Viking Stadium. I Pleasant Grove took the opening kickoff and drove 65 yards to score and then went on to down Spanish Fork 22-0 in sophomore football Thursday. Chris Goodwin gained big chunks of yardage on the drive and at the 14 yard line, after a penalty on the Vikes, "Jug" Jacklin passed to Goodwin in the flat. The pass and catch were good for the touchdown and Quint Chipman kicked the extra point to give PG a 7-0 first quarter iead. When Spanish went on offense following the kickoff, they were aided by several Viking penalties, but a sound defensive effort stopped the drive deep in PG territory. Kelly Wilkinson, Mitch Davis, Justin Humble and Nathan Tatom made big defensive plays in holding the Dons. After taking over, the Vikes were forced to punt, but Alan Clark and Matt Bulkiey pounced on the muffed punt to give PG great field position at their own 48 yard line. On the first play following the turnover, Jacklin faked to Goodwin, pitched to Bulkiey, who rifled a pass to a "wide open" Clark Harris, who went 52 yards to score. Brandon Anderson, Viking pulling guard, gave Bulkiey an excellent block to buy time for the reverse pass play to develop. Again Chipman kicked the point afer and PG led 14-0. With four minutes left in the half, Spanish Fork went to the air and Richard Livingston picked off a Don pass and returned it to the Spanish Fork 20 yard line. With Spanish on their heels, the Vikes went with a screen pass, Jacklin to Derrek Despain, and the 126-pounder used a Wilkinson block to race down the sideline into the end zone. Leading 20-0, PG faked the extra point and Jacklin passed to Despain who made a leaping catch for the two points. Two plays into the third period, Goodwin broke loose up the middle behind Wyatt Smith's block and rambled 60 yards for an apparent |
