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Cin. Elder defeats Northmont, 13-10
Northmont vs. Cin. Elder, D-I, Region 4 football semifinal at UC’s Nippert Stadium.
Cin. Elder 7 0 0 6 — 13
Northmont 0 3 7 0 — 10
E: Josh Jones 6 pass from Mark Miller (Anthony Miliano kick).
N: Joe Inkrott 30 FG.
N: Mark Mays 16 run (Inkrott kick).
E: Miliano 22 FG.
E: Miliano 31 FG.
Records: Northmont 10-2; Elder 11-1.
Northmont stats Rushing: Belton 19-91; Mays 8-42; Kevin Ringer 8-27.
Passing: Belton 6-18-0, 78 yards.
Receiving: McClain 3-32; Mays 1-32; Walker 1-7; Grilliot 1-7.
Elder stats
Rushing: Brown 21-109; Miller 9-10.
Passing: Miller 14-15-0, 180.
Receiving: Del Prince 6-28; Jones 4-98; Welch 2-35; O’Conner 2-19.
Extra points
• Crushing play that hurt Northmont:
Elder has ball to start 4th Q; is pushed back to its 11; QB Mark Miller avoids a couple sacks, scrambles right and completes a bomb to Josh Jones deep down right sideline. Jones had beaten Mark Mays, but fumbled. Elder recovers deep in Northmont territory and hits tying FG.
• Miller drilled Northmont’s secondary, completing 14 of 15 passes for a buck-eighty. Lack of a pass rush might also have had something to do with that.
• A lake of purple on Elder’s stadium side. Not unexpected, Panthers have about twice as many fans than Thunderbolts. Both games drew 11,000 total.
• Good, crisp fall night; perfect for some great high school football.
Elder possession to start game.
1-10-E26: Brown up middle; too easy.
2-2-E34: Brown up middle again.
1-10-E41: Brown up middle.
2-8-E43: QB Miller com. to Jones on right out.
1-10-N45: Miller com. to Del Prince on quick out.
2-5-N40: Brown off tackle untouched; Cooper saves TD.
1-10-N17: Brown up middle again; no one home for Bolts.
1-G-N6: Brown slant left; stopped by sea of green.
2-G-N6: Miller com. to Jones for TD over middle; kick good.
ELDER 7, NORTHMONT 0; 7:50 left in 1st Q.
Northmont possession, 7:40 left in 1st Q.
1-10-N19: Belton quick out to Grilliot; pent. Elder for personal foul, hit way out of bounds.
1-10-N41: Kevin Ringer nice up middle spin.
2-2-N49: Belton inc. to Mays; Mays dropped on right sideline; ugh.
3-2-N49: Mays good effort off left tackle.
1-10-E46: Mays hammered by Taylor in backfield on sweep.
2-13-E49: Mays pitch from Belton around right end.
3-7-E43: Belton inc. to Walker over middle; lucky it wasn’t INT.
4-7-E43: Reynolds punt.
Elder possession, 5:02 left in 1st Q.
1-10-E9: Brown swarmed.
2-12-E9: Miller keeper.
3-7-E14: Miller keeper up middle; no deal.
4-7-E14: Pent., Elder delay of game.
4-12-E9: Good punt to Barnett; blasted immediately; Shaw cut down, hurt.
Northmont possession, 3:02 left in 1st Q.
1-10-N45: Belton keeper.
1-10-E42: Kevin Ringer up middle.
2-9-E41: Belton untouched up middle; Grilliot hurt ankle; helped off field; Elder underbelly is suddenly vulnerable.
1-10-E18: Belton keeper again; slithers for good yardage; pent. Northmont ill. pro.; a killer.
1-15-E26: Belton inc. to McClain; thrown too low.
2-15-E26: Belton on keeper; crushed.
3-15-E26: Belton deep over middle … to no one; lucky it wasn’t INT.
4-15-E26: Belton dodged sack; heaved to rt. sideline; almost INT; no chance for catch.
Elder possession, :14 left in 1st Q.
1-10-E24: Miller keeper.
SECOND QUARTER
2-10-E24: Miller to Jones on rt. sideline.
3-5-E31: Miller to Welch over middle; Barnett drags down.
1-10-E48: Brown sweep left.
2-8-50: Pent., delay Elder.
2-13-E45: Miller to Del Prince over middle.
3-5-N47: Miller to Welch on roll out; Cooper takes down.
1-10-N29: Brown off tackle; big hole.
2-4-N23: Miller quick out to Del Prince; Noaks nice stop.
3-3-N23: Miller inc. to O’Conner on delay over middle; should have completed.
4-3-N23: Milliano wide left in 40-yard FG attempt; Bolts dodge a bullet.
Northmont possession, 8:09 left in 2nd Q.
1-10-N20: Belton over McClain’s head on quick screen.
2-10-N20: Belton to McClain on same play.
1-10-N30: Mays on misdirection.
2-6-N34: Belton off left tackle.
3-3-N38: Kevin Ringer pitch left; great stop for loss by Elder corner.
4-4-N37: Caskey punt.
Elder possession, 5:49 left in 2nd Q.
1-10-E33: Miller keeper.
1-10-N43: Brown run; pent.; fumble recovered by Northmont; Bolts decline pent.
Northmont possession, 3:24 left in 2nd Q.
1-10-N40: Belton keeper.
2-1-N49: Belton scamper around rt. end; wanted to throw.
1-10-E44: Mays swarmed up middle.
2-9-E43: Belton quick to Walker on pick play; pent., ill. pro., Northmont.
2-15-E49: Belton deep post to Mays; wide open but fell.
1-10-E16: Belton keeper.
2-8-E14: Belton keeper; Northmont TO.
3-8-E14: Belton inc. on quickie to McClain.
4-8-E14: Inkrott 30 yd. FG good.
ELDER 7, NORTHMONT 3; :30 left in 2nd Q.
Elder possession, :25 left in 2nd Q.
1-10-E18: Brown off tackle.
1-10-E28: Brown jukes, twists.
END OF HALF.
• Elder not particularly impressive, except for the opening scoring drive. But, neither has been Northmont. Still, bodes well for Bolts to be this close at the half. Stranger things have happened, but this could be the perfect storm for Northmont. No way Elder isn’t looking to next week vs. Colerain. Panthers seem flat. Of course, that could have something to do with Northmont’s defense. If Mays can get untracked and Belton continue to run and complete a few passes …
Northmont possession to start 2nd half.
1-10-N23: Kevin Ringer pitcher around left end; close to forward lat.
2-9-N24: Belton delay up middle; tremendous hole; unreal that play still works 12 games into season.
3-1-N32: Kevin Ringer strong, spinning up middle.
1-10-N32: Belton to McClain on quick outside hook; nice move down sideline.
1-10-E49: Audible; Kevin Ringer off left tackle; Northmont owns line of scrimmage.
2-4-E44: Belton keeper.
3-2-E42: Kevin Ringer hard off right tackle; welcome back, KR.
1-10-E37: Belton keeper.
2-6-E32: Mays sweep left; good cuts; Elder can’t stop anything.
1-10-E19: Kevin Ringer up middle.
2-7-E15: Mays pitch right, leaped over pile, wobbled to regain balance and eased in untouched; unreal play; Inkrott kick.
NORTHMONT 10, ELDER 7; 6:43 left in 3rd Q.
Elder possession, 6:35 left in 3rd Q.
1-10-E27: Miller inc.; pent. Elder, face mask.
1-23-E10: Miller to Del Prince in left flat; Cooper blows up.
2-21-E11: Miller keeper; no dice.
3-15-E19: Miller to O’Conner over middle; Barnett stops.
4-5-E33: Elder punt; Barnett fair catch.
Northmont possession, 4:24 left in 3rd Q.
1-10-N39: Mays crushed.
2-9-N40: Belton nice keeper after faking handoff; how does this play continue to work?
1-10-N49: Belton up middle.
2-6-E47: Belton sacked.
3-5-E46: Belton to Walker on right sideline; Elder has to be bewildered.
1-10-E39: Belton keeper; yawn.
2-7-E36: Belton keeper on busted-looking thing.
3-6-E35: Belton crushed on deflating sack; had trips right with lots of picking and criss-crossing; WRs were open right now but Belton didn’t throw. Whoops.
FOURTH QUARTER
4-15-E-46: Reynolds punt.
Elder possession, 11:49 left in 4th Q.
1-10-E-20: Miller quick to Jones; Cooper and Halsey blow him up.
2-10-E20: Miller sacked by Gress; clutch big play; seemingly untouched.
3-19-E11: Miller flushed right; complete to Jones; but fumbled after beating Mays; Elder recovers; crushing play.
1-10-N15: Brown dancing off rt. tackle.
2-5-N10: Brown up middle; Guthrie stopped.
3-1-N6: Brown stopped by Guthrie.
4-1-N6: 12 for 23-yard FG; good.
NORTHMONT 10, ELDER 10; 8:04 left in 4th Q.
Northmont possession, 7:55 left in 4th Q.
1-10-N16: Surprise; Belton keeper; and Elder can’t stop it.
1-10-N27: Belton inc. to Mays in left flat.
2-10-N27: Belton keeper.
3-7-N30: Belton throws inc. behind McClain on quick slant.
4-7-N30: Reynolds punt to Del Prince at E45; good return; could have been blocked.
Elder possession, 6:38 left in 4th Q.
1-10-N40: Brown up middle.
2-8-N38: Pent.
2-13-N44: Miller to O’Conner on left out.
3-9-N39: Miller can’t find anyone open; scrambles around left; Gress finally stops; another killer play.
1-10-N: Brown up middle.
2-4-N24: Brown up middle.
3-3-N23: Unreal; pent. Northmont; jumped off sides.
1-10-N17: Brown nice delay off right tackle; 2:46 left.
2-5-N12: Brown up middle; 2:25 left.
To Northmont, 2:20 left.
3-4-N11: Miller scrambles; crushed.
4-7-N17: Miliano for 31-yard FG; perfect.
ELDER 13, NORTHMONT 10; 2:09 left in 4th Q.
Northmont possession, 2:10 left in 4th Q.
Barnett touchback; same strong wind that helped Elder kick FG.
1-10-N20: Scales bats Belton pass at line; 2:05 left.
2-10-N20: Belton inside screen to McClain; nothing doing.
3-8-N22: Belton to Walker; pent. ill. motion Bolts.
3-12-N18: Belton deep to McClain down rt. sideline; Fishburn nearly intercepts; 1:26 left.
4-12-N18: Belton overthrows Walker on deep post.
Elder possession, 1:19 left in 4th Q.
1-10-N23: Kneel down.
2-15-N24: Kneel down.
3-17-N25: END OF GAME.
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By good night
November 8, 2008 9:46 PM | Link to this
great job northmont holding elder to 1 touchdown (and 2 field goals), NICE… northmont was in the game all the way, only losing by a field goal with a minute twenty left in the game. So much for the blow out, that will be next week for elder…By Informed fan
November 8, 2008 10:37 PM | Link to this
Doesn’t the 2005 win by Wayne over Centerville count as a second-round game? How about checking facts before writing things. Nice work PendlemoronBy Bob
November 8, 2008 10:38 PM | Link to this
Wayne beat Centerville in 2005 at Paul Brown Stadium. That was a second-round game.By Bob
November 8, 2008 10:39 PM | Link to this
Wayne beat Centerville in 2005 at Paul Brown Stadium. That was a second-round game.By Scott
November 9, 2008 1:47 AM | Link to this
Great job this season to the Bolts. You came out this season in a new conference and showed them what its all about. Congrats to Lance and all his staff and see you next yearBy ek
November 9, 2008 9:43 AM | Link to this
Elder had no idea how good N’Mont really was. One break is all that bolts needed and they would have been on their way to the Championship. Congrats to coaching staff and team as they did play their heart out. To hold Elder at their other home field with 6,000 purple fans to me is a victory. Centerville never would have matched up to Elder if they were to play them. In which they probably should have but their coach Ullery prevented that from happening, ha!! Centerville Who? Go Bolts 2009By Doesn'tmatterBoltsstilllost
November 9, 2008 10:43 AM | Link to this
So The Bolts HUNG in the whole game. As my name says, Doesn’t Matter they still lost. Would it had matter if the score was 50-47 or 3-0? Bolts Still lost. Is that not the whole reason to play, to win. Close only counts in Corn Hole and Horse Shoes.I was sitting with the other Bolt fans, those few who drove down on a cold Football night. For this sports reporter to say only 11,000 were there, well it seem the bottom seats were full with lots in the upper deck of Nippert..He states 11,000 for both games.. Was this presale, seeing how many Purple I saw. It is a shame the Bolts fans didn’t drive down. We do have more fans then that..I saw Elder over Colerain ..By scott
November 9, 2008 11:11 AM | Link to this
It is a shame this game wasn’t in Dayton. Welcome Staium can fit 11,000 people, and Northmont was the higher seed. The OSHAA caters to the Cincy schools. But good job BoltsBy thanx
November 9, 2008 12:25 PM | Link to this
t-bolts didn’t just “hang in there the whole game” they were ahead in the 3rd quarter.By EK
November 9, 2008 3:57 PM | Link to this
mr.doesn’tmatterbolts stilllost’ You have no concept as to how a football game is played. as thanx stated Bolts were ahead the up until the field goal that Elder kicked to win the game. Yes the object is to win but at least we did not get blown out like Centerville or any other GWOC team would have gotten. As for the attendance correct we should have had more but dah you saw more purple, wake up it was a home game for them the farthest their fans had to travel was approximately 15 miles compared to our 90+. You probably were not very good in math correct? Summary we lost yes but played them even the entire game and it could have gone either way. By the way your prediction is wrong also, Elder will lose next week 28-21 you will seeBy EK
November 9, 2008 3:57 PM | Link to this
mr.doesn’tmatterbolts stilllost’ You have no concept as to how a football game is played. as thanx stated Bolts were ahead the up until the field goal that Elder kicked to win the game. Yes the object is to win but at least we did not get blown out like Centerville or any other GWOC team would have gotten. As for the attendance correct we should have had more but dah you saw more purple, wake up it was a home game for them the farthest their fans had to travel was approximately 15 miles compared to our 90+. You probably were not very good in math correct? Summary we lost yes but played them even the entire game and it could have gone either way. By the way your prediction is wrong also, Elder will lose next week 28-21 you will seeBy EK
November 9, 2008 3:58 PM | Link to this
mr.doesn’tmatterbolts stilllost’ You have no concept as to how a football game is played. as thanx stated Bolts were ahead the up until the field goal that Elder kicked to win the game. Yes the object is to win but at least we did not get blown out like Centerville or any other GWOC team would have gotten. As for the attendance correct we should have had more but dah you saw more purple, wake up it was a home game for them the farthest their fans had to travel was approximately 15 miles compared to our 90+. You probably were not very good in math correct? Summary we lost yes but played them even the entire game and it could have gone either way. By the way your prediction is wrong also, Elder will lose next week 28-21 you will seeBy Doesn'tmatterBoltsstilllost
November 9, 2008 6:45 PM | Link to this
EK, you don’t need to hit the replay button.So my Math is wrong, The name of the game is WIN! Not to play tough against Elder. When the game is over Elder had 3 points more then we did. YES I am a Tbolt fan, went to HS there etcetc. Bolts may have shown they can play against Cincy teams, but IT DOESN’T Matter IF YOU LOSE! When I read what Lance said, ticked me off. IF Tbolts had won THEN he could say that, BUT WE LOST!. Get Real! Until TBolts win against a Major Cincy team in Playoff and go beyond 2 playoff games WE ARE NOT Ready to take on the best Cincy has to offer.By Doesn'tmatterBoltsstilllost
November 9, 2008 8:50 PM | Link to this
EK, While I am Proud to have the Bolts go to the play off each year, UNTIL they beat a Cincy Team in the 1st/2nd round, then we can’t say we played well against them. T-Bolts record in payoff games are now 2-8,Wayne is 8-12.Colerain is 24-12 and Elder is 22-9. I want to see it much better then 2-8. They have not made it out of round 2. Elder and Colerain has won 3 of the last 6 State Championships in Div One. Nothing we can say will change that, I want to see one day Tbolts name up there one day. I congrat them on making it this year, BUT they still must WIN in Cincy over Cincy Teams. FACT!By Point of contention
November 10, 2008 2:56 PM | Link to this
I don’t know where northmont is located in Dayton, EK. But there isn’t anywhere in town that is 90+ miles away from Nibbert. Dayton airport is about 58 miles away from Nibbert to give you a point of evaluation. Nibbert is bigger, newer, and better than Welcome Stadium, Dayton simply does not have the adequate logistics to host these functions with their current facilities. Ask any of these kids where they’d rather play as well….a high school stadium or a college/profootball stadium (some gaems used to be played at PBS). You tell me what they say.By Point of contention
November 10, 2008 2:56 PM | Link to this
I don’t know where northmont is located in Dayton, EK. But there isn’t anywhere in town that is 90+ miles away from Nibbert. Dayton airport is about 58 miles away from Nibbert to give you a point of evaluation. Nibbert is bigger, newer, and better than Welcome Stadium, Dayton simply does not have the adequate logistics to host these functions with their current facilities. Ask any of these kids where they’d rather play as well….a high school stadium or a college/profootball stadium (some gaems used to be played at PBS). You tell me what they say.By what
November 11, 2008 9:39 AM | Link to this
point, being from the cincy area and all you sure know alot about “NIBBERT” stadium. thanks for enlightening us with your intellect! see you at the nip :)By what2
November 11, 2008 4:39 PM | Link to this
Point of contention - Welcome Stadium is the University of Dayton’s stadium!!!By osuvegas
November 17, 2008 12:27 AM | Link to this
Elder is playing at Welcome Next week. Should’ve played ther the other week.