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Home > Blogs > High School Huddle > Archives > 2010 > September > 10 > Entry

Centerville defeats Alter 24-7

By Kyle Nagel | Friday, September 10, 2010, 09:41 PM

Centerville got 124 yards and a touchdown from junior running back Chris Barr to beat Alter 24-7. Centerville’s Ayinde Ramsey made the game’s most electric play by doing most of the work for an 80-yard passing touchdown in the first quarter that game the Elks a 14-0 and a big push to the rivalry win.

48.3 seconds, fourth quarter: Alter recovered a Centerville fumble at its 17-yard line.

2:14, fourth quarter: Centerville recovered an Alter fumble at the Alter 41-yard line.

2:57, fourth quarter: Chris Barr ran 5 yards for a touchdown as Centerville responded to Alter’s first score to push its lead to 24-7. Barr has 103 yards on 24 carries.

7:39, fourth quarter: Alter’s Kevin Wise provided the first big spark for the Knights by returning a punt 83 yards for a touchdown. The kick makes it 17-7 in Centerville’s advantage.

9:36, fourth quarter: After a three-and-out in an increasingly tough defensive half, Alter punts. Centerville takes it at its 36.

10:40, fourth quarter: Alter stopped Centerville on fourth down at Alter’s 25-yard line

End third quarter: Centerville has second-and-8 on Alter’s 30-yard line as the quarter ends. Centerville still leads 17-0.

4:23, third quarter: Centerville in turn forced three-and-out, takes the ball at its 20., But, a loss for Alter. Offensive lineman Adam Schwieterman was helped off the field with an apparent injury.

5:37, third quarter: Alter quickly forced a three-and-out. It takes the ball on the 25.

7:36, third quarter: Alter’s Zane Pitzer threw an incomplete pass into the end zone on fourth down to turn the ball over on downs. Centerville has it at the 25.

Second half has started: Centerville winning 17-0.

Halftime: Centerville leads 17-0. The Elks have gained 180 yards to Alter’s 91. They have a 2-yard rushing touchdown from QB Jon Overstreet, an 80-yard passing score with plenty of legwork by WR Ayinde Ramsey and a 26-yard field goal by Chris Kuzma.

35.6 seconds, second quarter: Centerville LB Mike Replogle intercepted Zaire at the Elks’ 18-yard line.

2:07, second quarter: Alter forced the first Cenetrville punt of the night and has the ball at its 41-yard line.

3:41, second quarter: Backup Alter QB Malik Zaire completed a nice, scrambling 14-yard pass on one third down, but Alter punted, and Centerville has the ball at the 21. Centerville still leads 17-0.

6:59, second quarter: Chris Kuzma kicked a 23-yard field goal for Centerville for a 17-0 Elks lead.

End first: Centerville leads 14-0. Alter has fourth-and-10 at its own 15-yard line as the quarter starts.

57.9 seconds, first quarter: Centerville’s Ayinde Ramsey just made one of the area’s plays of the year. He caught a pass down the right sideline at about the 40-yard line, then did a mix of spinning, juking and changing directions the rest of the way to score an 80-yard touchdown. 14-0 Centerville.

1:17, first quarter: Alter QB Zane Pitzer completed a 40-yard pass on the drive’s first play, but Centerville stopped the Knights on the ensuing downs and Alter punted. Centerville first-and-10 at its 20.

3:59, first quarter: Centerville QB Jon Overstreet scored from 4 yards, and the kick made with 7-0 Centerville, as the Elks took advantage of Alter’s fumble. Alter has had the ball only 50 seconds.

6:33, first quarter: Alter fumbled on its second play, giving Cenetrville the ball at the Alter 16-yard line.

7:23, first quarter: Centerville was stopped on fourth-and-1 from the Alter 25-yard line on the opening drive, giving Alter the ball at its 28.

But, one of Centerville’s key rushers, Jake Carman, limped angrily off the field after the first play favoring his right leg or ankle. Carman ran for a 1-yard gain on the play

7 p.m.: The starting lineups were just announced for Alter’s offense and Centerville’s defense. Because the running game will be so important to both teams, let’s take a look at the sizes:

Alter OL

Andrew Asebrook, jr., 274 pounds

Jimmy Hess, sr., 233 pounds

Cody Collins, soph., 258 pounds

Adam Schwieterman, sr., 214 pounds

Joe Thuney, sr., 235 pounds

Centerville DL

Ifeadi Odenigbo, jr., 207 pounds

Kyle Rose, sr., 240 pounds

Greg Osif, sr., 217 pounds

Conner Donnini, sr., 280 pounds

Michael Bennett, sr., 275 pounds

6 p.m.: Lines at each of the five gates to Centerville Stadium were each at least 200 deep when the gates opened at 5:30 p.m., and the student sections and visitors’ stands are already full.

This, without question, is a unique atmosphere.

It’s 90 minutes until the Centerville and Alter football teams will kick off their hugely anticipated matchup, not played since 1967 (Alter has won three straight in the series).

I got here at 4:15 p.m. and found tailgating, a live broadcast of Sportstalk 980 (980-AM) and several businesses and establishments setting up tents. By 5:30, all three local television stations had live trucks outside, Sportstalk 980 and Sports Scene (1410-AM) were both broadcasting live from the site and folks including Dayton CW, K99.1 FM, White-Allen, Voss Auto Network and Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken all set up in the grounds between the school and the stadium.

A full two hours beforehand, folding chairs had spots saved outside the gates with a view of the stadium.

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