East wins with 98-yard play

Staff report

WARREN

East High had to go the distance for a victory Friday night — literally.

Shajehan Haywood threw two touchdown passes to Tyrell Riddle on the final three minutes on Friday to lead the East football team to a 32-31 victory over Akron Ellet.

On the game’s final play, Haywood hit Riddle for a 98-yard score to reduce the Ellet lead to 31-30.

East coach Brian Shaner said there “was no second guessing” about the conversion play.

“We haven’t kicked an extra point all year,” Shaner said.

Devonta Fleetion’s conversion gave the Panthers (4-6) the victory.

Trailing 31-16, Haywood connected with Riddle for a 60-yard score. Haywood ran for the conversion points.

After a failed onside kick, Ellet ran three plays then punted deep, setting up the Haywood-Riddle play.

Shaner estimated that Haywood passed for 275 yards and Fleetion, who scored two touchdowns, ran for 80.

Brookfield 34, Beaver Local 7

Brookfield

Brandon Mosora rushed four times for 91 yards and a touchdown for the Warriors (5-5).

Most of those yards came on Mosora’s 85 yard TD run in the fourth.

Jeremy Quinlan carried the ball 11 times for 50 yards and completed 2-of-6 passes for 72 yards. Quinlan scored both on the ground and through the air, with a 55 yard pass to Colin Harkulich.

Ryan Mosora carried the ball eight times for 85 yards and a touchdown, while Joe Kirilla scored on their only run from two yards out for the Warriors.

Dan Lattanzio scored Beaver Local’s only TD, a 25-yard run in the middle of the fourth.

Warren JFK 7, Wilmington 6

New Wilmington, PA.

Both teams scored a touchdown in the fourth quarter, but a missed extra point ended up being the difference.

Carl Broadbent caught the tying touchdown pass from quarterback Bryce Baker to bring the Eagles (4-6) within an extra point for the win. The try was good and the Eagles earned their fourth win of the year.

Sutton Whiting scored the touchdown for Wilmington.

Marlington 36, West Branch 7

ALLIANCE

Alden Hill rushed 21 times for 193 yards and scored two touchdowns for the Dukes (10-0, 7-0 Northeastern Buckeye Conference).

For the Warriors (1-9. 0-7), Brenden Wells rushed 12 times for 75 yards.

Crestwood 35, Southeast 34

MANTUA

Tyler Harris threw for 204 yards and a TD and Michael Young had 144 yards and two TDs for Crestwood (5-5, 4-3 PTC), which outscored Southeast 15-2 in the fourth quarter to rally. Young had TD runs of two and three yards, the latter with 3:26 left, to lift the Red Devils.

Noah Kainrad threw for 79 yards and two TDs and Damian Pennington ran for 170 yards and a TD for Southeast (5-5, 3-4).

Laurel 55, Mohawk 28

BESSEMER, PA.

Mohawk (4-5, 3-4) held a 21-14 lead then Laurel (3-6, 2-6) ripped off a 34-point spurt to register the triumph.

Kyle Jones ran 27 times for 288 yards and scored on dashes of 75, 23, 21 and 3 yards for Laurel.

John Beatty completed 16 of 32 passes for 240 yards for Mohawk.