Kammel, Reagan help Phoenix to win

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PHOENIX — Chris Kammel tossed three touchdown passes to Skyler Reagan as Phoenix romped past Brookings-Harbor 28-6 in nonconference football at Jack Woodward Stadium Friday.

"It was a good team effort," said Phoenix coach Walt Bazylewicz. "We were dinged up so we had to have a lot of guys shuffling in on both sides of the ball."

The Pirates got off to a quick start with scoring drives on their first two possessions.

Reagan hauled in his first of three scoring passes on a 10-yard TD from Kammel on the Pirates' initial possession. Then Wayne Holmes raced 25 yards into the end zone on a toss sweep to give Phoenix a 14-0, first-quarter lead.

"We came out executing nicely, especially in the running game," said Bazylewicz. "Wayne (Holmes) is a speedy guy and he was able to get outside on some runs."

In the second quarter, Reagan got deep for a 55-yard scoring strike as the Pirates went into halftime with a 20-6 advantage.

"We were effective with our short passing game and caught them off guard with a couple of deep balls, too," said Bazylewicz. "We thought we could take advantage of Skyler's height and he was able to go up and get a couple of balls."

Kammel was 11-of-18 passing for 191 yards and no interceptions, while Reagan had four catches for 102 yards. Holmes and Armando Ledesma combined for 74 of the Pirates' 88 net rushing yards.

The Bruins were limited to 123 yards in offense. Running back Dustin Paradis accounted for most of that with 103 yards on 18 carries. Brookings completed just one pass for no gain.

"They have a couple of young quarterbacks and we were able to shut down their passing game," said Bazylewicz. "We didn't give them much time to throw.

"We were rolling guys in on our line and at linebacker," continued Bazylewicz. "I was proud how some of our reserve players stepped up and shined when they got a chance to play."

Brookings 0 6 0 0 — 6

Phoenix 14 6 8 0 — 28

P — Reagan 10 pass from Kammel (Holmes run)

P — Holmes 25 run (conversion failed)

B — Paradis 1 run (conversion failed)

P — Reagan 55 pass from Kammel (conversion failed)

P — Reagan 11 pass from Kammel (Ledesma run)

DEL NORTE 18, HIDDEN VALLEY 14 — At Murphy, Hidden Valley had a dominant rushing attack but was unable to overcome three turnovers in the loss to the Northern California school.

Hidden Valley rushed for 249 yards, using a two-headed attack in Todd Woodrum and Steven Powell. Woodrum ran for 126 yards while Powell amassed 121.

Brock Coulson ran for 123 yards and scored two touchdowns for Del Norte, including a 71-yard run in the first quarter.

Del Norte 6 12 0 0 — 18

Hidden Valley 7 7 0 0 — 14

DN — Coulson 71 run

HV — Powell 2 run (PAT good)

HV — Woodrum 1 run (PAT good)

DN — Coulson 9 run

DN — Hoffman 16 pass from Duncan

GOLD BEACH 42, ILLINOIS VALLEY 6 — At Cave Junction, Illinois Valley fell prey to a hungry Gold Beach team, which suffered a narrow loss to North Valley last week.

Cougars quarterback Roger Hults went 14-for-29 for 187 yards and a touchdown — a 68-yard hook up with Sam Winter. Hults also added 19 rushing yards.

Winter hauled in three passes for 95 yards and Cougars running back T.J. Parker gashed the Panthers for 110 yards on 12 carries. Parker's longest run was a 55-yarder.

Despite the score, IV's Lance Tausaga was the leader on defense with 17 tackles.

CHILOQUIN 23, ROGUE RIVER 21 — At Chiloquin, Rogue River dominated the first three quarters, but turnovers doomed the Chieftains down the stretch.

Rogue Burman had a solid game running the ball for the Chieftains, and Chrystian Johnson was quarterback Jon Humphries' main target.

GLENDALE 12, ST. MARY'S 0 — At Glendale, Glendale took advantage of three St. Mary's turnovers to prevail in the nonconference defensive battle.

The Crusaders (1-1) had two passes picked off and lost a fumble.

Defensively, St. Mary's senior Ben Klein had three sacks and sophomores Jason Lawrence and Derek Martin played well.

St. Mary's 0 0 0 0 — 0

Glendale 6 6 0 0 — 12

District 2

BUTTE FALLS 62, DAYS CREEK 26 — At Days Creek, Harley Casillas ran for 143 yards and scored four touchdowns as Butte Falls eclipsed 60 points for the second straight week in improving to 2-1 overall and 2-0 in District 2.

Casillas sandwiched scoring runs of 5 and 30 yards around an 83-yard kickoff return, then added a 35-yard TD jaunt in the fourth quarter.

Codey Meyers was 5 of 9 passing for 86 yards and two touchdowns to Josh McGonagle.

McGonagle was also a defensive stalwart, making nine solo tackles, 15 assists and intercepting a pass.

Butte Falls 8 22 14 18 — 62

Days Creek 0 12 0 14 — 26

BF — Ellis 30 run (McGonagle pass from Meyers)

DC — Owens 2 run (run failed)

BF — Dyck 3 run (run failed)

DC — Zimmerman 75 pass (run failed)

BF — McGonagle 12 pass from Meyers (Dyck run)

BF — Casillas 5 run (Dyck run)

BF — Casillas 82 kickoff return (run failed)

BF — Casillas 30 run (Dyck run)

DC — Walter 20 run (Zimmerman pass from Fuller)

BF — McGonagle 25 pass from Meyers (run failed)

BF — Casillas 35 run (run failed)

BF — Gower 30 run (pass failed)

DC — player n/a (run failed)

NORTH LAKE 40, PROSPECT 0 — At Prospect, North Lake bounced back to blank Prospect after getting shut out by Butte Falls last week.

The Cowboys (1-1 Dist. 2) raced to a 24-0 halftime lead and went into the fourth quarter with a 36-0 margin.

Prospect fell to 0-2 in District 2 play.

North Lake 12 12 12 4 — 40

Prospect 0 0 0 0 — 0

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