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Sports Tuesday, October 11, 2022 South Gibson Star-Times B-5 drive consisted of a 10 -yard Roberts run, a six-yard pass to DeLong, a four-yard pass to McKee and a 13-yard run by Roberts, before Boyd hit DeLong in the end zone for a 49 -0 lead with 6:31 remaining in the half. They made it 55 -0 with 3:01 left in the half when they covered 68 yards in four plays. Delong ran for 14 and 15 yards on consecutive plays. Roberts went 16 yards and DeLong finished it with a 23-yard touchdown run. Gibson Southern's starters did not return to the field in the second half, which was played with a continously running clock. The defense would score again for the Titans as Princ- eton, on their own 15, snapped the ball over the quarterback's head. He was tackled in the end zone for a safety making it 57-0 with 9:33 in the third quarter. The reserves tacked on the final score when Liam Bryant found Maxx Wilson for a 10 -yard score with 5:45 left in the game. Gibson Southern soccer loses in sectional finals By Andy Heuring Star-Times Sports sports@sgstartimes.com Gibson Southern boys soccer advanced to the sectional finals on Saturday, but fell short 2-0 to Wash- ington. Gibson Southern fought their way through the first two rounds with wins over Vincennes Lincoln and Princeton. Seniors Vann Rose and Luke Appman led the way for the Titans in their sectional opener. Rose scored three goals and Appman two. Rose also had two assists to Appman. Appman and William Redden both had one assist in the Tuesday night game against Vincennes. Two nights later the Tigers took down Princeton 1-0 on a Reynolds goal. Brody Riggs got the assist. Both are sophomores. The two wins matched the Titans with Washington in the sectional finals on Saturday. The Hatchets won the game 2-0. Washington is 15 -4 on the season and 11-0 in the PAC. SCORING SUMMARY First quarter GS Sean DeLong seven yard run at 8:40. PAT by Cam Novotny. GS 7, P 0 GS Mason Scheller interception returned for touchdown at 6:57. PAT by Novotny. GS 14, P 0 GS Devan Roberts 40 yard run at 5:31. PAT by Novotny. GS 21, P 0 GS Scheller interception returned for touchdown at 4:24. PAT by Novotny. GS 28, P 0 GS Tanner Boyd six yard run at 1:19. PAT by Novotny. GS 35, P 0 Second quarter GS Boyd nine yard run at 10 :32. PAT by Novotny. GS 42, P 0 GS DeLong 13 yard pass from Boyd at 6:31. PAT by Novotny. GS 49, P 0 GS DeLong 23-yard run at 3:01. PAT by Novotny failed. GS 55, P 0 Third quarter GS Safety with 9:33. GS 57, P 0 Fourth quarter GS Maxx Wilson 10 -yard pass from Liam Bryant at 5:45. PAT by Baker Calvert failed. GS 63, P 0 INDIVIDUAL STATS Passing GS Tanner Boyd 8 of 12 for 46 yards, 1 TD; Liam Bryant 2 of 3 for 19 yards, 1 TD. P Cole Beloat 2 of 9 for 19 yards, 2 INTs, 1 of 1 for minus 8 yards; Mater Cowan 2 of 7 for minus 9 yards. Rushing GS Devan Roberts 9 for 148 yards, 1 TD; Sean DeLong 5 for 91 yards, 2 TDs; Chase thaxton 7 for 41 yards, Tanner Boyd 3 for 25 yards, 2 TDs; Liam Bryant 3 for 0 yards, Grant Stinson 1 for minus 6 yards. P Kadien Ice 1 for 6 yards, Mater Cowan 4 for 5 yards, Baylen Hardiman 6 for 2 yards, Mathew Keehn 2 for 1 yard, Kaleb Ice 5 for minus 3, Cole Beloat 1 for minus 10. Receiving GS Sean DeLong 5 for 36 yards, 1 TD; Maxx Wilson 2 for 19 yards, 1 TD; Devan Roberts 1 for 8 yards, Cole McKee 2 for 2 yards. P Kaleb Ice 1 for 14 yards, Hayden Gilmore 1 for 2 yards TEAM STATISTICS Total Offense PC GS Number of Plays -82 364 Yards per Play 37 43 Passing -2.2 8.5 Completions - Attempts 2 65 Yards per Pass 5 - 17 10 - 15 Touchdowns - Interceptions 0.4 6.5 Rushing 0 - 2 2 - 0 Rushing Attempts -84 299 Yards per Rush 20 28 Receiving -4.2 10.7 Receiving Completions 2 65 Yards per Catch 5 10 Penalties - Yards 0.4 6.5 Turnovers 4 - 20 3 - 30 Fumbles - Lost 2 0 Interceptions Thrown 1 - 0 1 - 0 Punting Attempts - Average Distance 2 0 Defensive Sacks - Yards 9 - 32.2 2 - 45.0 Time of Possession 0 - 0 0 - 0 Downs 00 :25:28 00 :20 :10 First Downs 3 21 First Downs - Rushing 0 17 First Downs - Passing 3 4 First Downs - Penalties 0 0 Third Down Conversions/Attempts 2/14 2/6 Fourth Down Conversions/Attempts 0/0 2/2 ROMP Continued from page 1 Sean DeLong looks to avoid a Princeton defender after a long gain during the Titans 63-0 win at Princeton on Friday. Titan defensive lineman Brody Klem tackles Prince- ton's quarterback for a big loss. Gibson Southern held Princeton to a minus 40 yards in the first quarter. Mason Scheller heads down the sidelines with one of two interceptions he ran back for a touchdown during a 63-0 Titan win Friday night. Titan football playing for PAC championship Friday at Boonville By Andy Heuring Star-Times Sports sports@sgstartimes.com Gibson Southern is 8 - -0 this season and ranked number two in the Indiana Coaches poll, but they still have unfin- ished business in the Pocket Athletic Conference. Boonville is also undefeated in the big school division of the PAC. The two teams face each other at 6 p.m. Friday at Boonville and the winner will be the PAC big school cham- pions. The Pioneers are 6 -2 on the season their lone losses have been to Southridge 13-0 and 2A Linton-Stockton in a 50 -40 barn burner. Southridge is a PAC school, but in the small school divi- sion so it doesn't count toward the big school division stand- ing. It was the second week of the season. Southridge's only loss this season was the 24-14 battle with Gibson Southern. In the last three weeks since the Linton-Stockton loss, Boonville has beaten Mt. Vernon 32-20, Princeton 53-0 and Washington 54-8. They also have quality wins over 6 -2 Paoli 36 -8, and Heritage Hills 20 -16. "They are a good foot- ball team, obviously. They are undefeated in the confer- ence,"said Hart. He also thinks they have improved as the season has progressed. "If you watch them through- out the year, they have really improved on offense as the year has gone on, and on the defensive side they are good," said Hart. "They have some very talented weapons on the offense. He said both the quarter- back and running back are strong weapons. "They run first. Both the quarterback and running back are really good runners. They are run first, but they have the ability to hurt you in the air. Their quarterback does a really good job of extending the plays and they hit some big plays in the passing game," said Hart. Gibson Southern heads into the game on an eight- game win streak averaging 38.8 points game, while the defense has been dominating the last few weeks. Hart said the Titan defense has played well all year, but has taken it to another level the last few weeks. They have only given up 13.25 points a game and much of that has been in the second half against the reserves. The game starts an hour early at 6 p.m. due to both schools being on Fall Break.