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1900 TEAM PHOTO 1956
Jersey County Democrat Photo turns up evidence that Jersey had a
football team in 1900.
(CLICK ON LINK TO
READ PHOTO DESCRIPTION)
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AP Top 10
Poll
| 5A |
Week
9 |
AP |
| Rank |
Team |
Record |
| 1. |
Springfield Sacred
Heart Griffin
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(8-0) |
| 2. |
Cahokia
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(8-0) |
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Washington
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(8-0) |
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Joliet Catholic
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(6-2) |
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Metamora
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(7-1) |
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Marian
Central Catholic
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(6-2) |
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St. Francis
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La-Salle Peru
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Hillcrest
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Triad
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SINCLAIRS
MR.
PANTHER AWARD
This award is
presented to the Panther player who best displayed dedication,
Integrity and Loyalty for the sake of his team.
2009 Winner:
Michael
Pruitt
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1928
1928
was a struggle to find game articles, but alas pantherfb.org dug deep
into the archives of the old and now defunct Jersey County Democrat.
Although the material shows it's age and is very hard to read, most of
the game stories are more detailed than those from previous years.
Notice that the author of most of these stories was Frederick Miller a
Sophomore. Miller, joined the Varsity football team in 1929 as a Junior
and also played in 1930 while a Senior. He was a very special young man
and gets a special salute from this website for all he accomplished for
our football program.
PANTHERFB.ORG
HALL OF FAME TREE
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2006 JCHS VARSITY/
ROSTER
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time)
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| Friday |
8/25 |
Home |
Jacksonville |
7:00pm |
24 |
20 |
| Friday |
9/1 |
Home |
Granite
City |
7:00pm |
24 |
21 |
| Friday |
9/8 |
Away |
Peoria
Richwoods |
7:00pm |
0 |
30 |
| Friday |
9/15 |
Home |
Highland |
7:00pm |
27 |
25 |
| Friday |
9/22 |
Away |
Mascoutah |
7:00pm |
6 |
33 |
| Friday |
9/29 |
Away |
Waterloo |
7:00pm |
13 |
21 |
| Friday |
10/6 |
Home |
Triad |
7:00pm |
21 |
36 |
| Friday |
10/13 |
Away |
CM |
7:00pm |
10 |
21 |
| Friday |
10/20 |
Home |
Pekin |
7:00pm |
16 |
43 |
2006 JCHS
SENIORS
2006
JCHS ROSTER
AND PLAYER PHOTOS
(Click on Player Name for Photo and
Profile)
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Starting
Sunday January 21st and continuing for the next 10 days, Pantherfb.org
announces the top ten hilights from the 2006 season.
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10.
James
McAdams
made a very impressive 25 yard reception against Mascoutah in
week 5. It was one of the few bright spots on a night that saw
the Panthers fall to the Indians. Even though McAdams hauled in
a 49 yard pass the week before vs Highland, it was this effort
that cracks into the top 10 plays of the season. James will be a
key piece of the 2007 offensive puzzle for JCHS. He finished the
season with 11 receptions for 203 yards and was chosen as a
member of the MVC All-Conference team.
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9.
Despite suffering problems with leg cramping during the second
half, Trevor
Crane
rushed for 145 yards on 19 carries versus Jacksonville in the
season opener. Crane's 9 yard touchdown rumble was selected as
the ninth biggest play of the season for the Panthers. It came
with 6:54 left in the third quarter and it gave Jersey a 24-7
lead. The Panther senior back led all Jersey rushers with 719
yards on 113 carries in 2006.
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8.
The eighth biggest play of the season according to
pantherfb.org was our first touchdown of the season in game one
versus Jacksonville. Adam
Hayes caught
a delayed screen pass from QB Andy Updike and scampered 53
yards, as the Panthers jumped on the scoreboard first with 10:40
left in the first half. The touchdown was not only important in
getting the season off on a positive note, but it was also
encouraging to see Jersey play on the same level with
Jacksonville, a team that has had a lot of recent success in the
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7.
Coming in at number seven was Senior QB Andy
Updike's
18 yard touchdown run that put the Panthers up first in a
Mississippi Valley Conference game against the Waterloo
Bulldogs. Jersey came into the game with a 3-2 record and the
game with the Bulldogs was a must win after falling to Mascoutah
the previous week. On 4th and 8, Updike rolled to his right but
instead of throwing for a first down he quickly sprinted down
the sideline for the score putting JCHS up late in the first
quarter. Updike finished the night with 64 rushing yards
on 13 carries. |
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6.
Another big play in the Jersey/Waterloo game came when Panther
QB Andy
Updike found
big #87 Freddie
Pohlman in
the end zone for a 22 yard touchdown pass. The big score came
with just 7:00 to play in the third quarter and cut the Waterloo
lead to 21-13 but more importantly swung the momentum to the
Panther side. Updike finished the night completing 7 of 14
passes for 85 yards. The catch for Pohlman was his only
reception of the game.
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5.
The Panther
Defense had
some key individual showings during 2006, however as a
"team", Jersey stood tall on two different occasions
that share the 5th biggest play of the season. The first was in
OT against Granite City when the defense stuffed the Warriors on
a 4th down inside the 1 yard line when Warrior RB Bryan Parker
attempted to run over the left side but was stopped. The key
defensive gem turned over the ball and momentum back to the
Panthers. Also against Waterloo an even more impressive
showing in the final quarter as the Panther defense stopped the
Bulldogs on 4 consecutive downs from the one yard line. |
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4.
Game 1 against Jacksonville had several of those individual
defensive gems that were mentioned on the previous "hilight
of the season". Adam
Hayes who
earlier had an inteception and a fumble recovery, picked a great
time to get his second pick of the game. With the Panthers
holding a slim 24-20 lead, the Crimsons got the ball on the
Jersey 44 yard line with just under 2 minutes to play. That is
when Hayes picked up his third turnover of the game, the second
interception was off of JHS QB Patrick English and sealed the
Panther win.
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3.
The third biggest play of the year turns out to be one for the
record books. Panther RB Adam
Hayes set
a new team record for the longest TD run from scrimmage in the
fourth quarter against conference rival Triad. The 95 yard
touchdown run came with 5:56 remaining in the contest and evened
the game with the Knights 21-21. The Panther back also had a 91
yard TD run earlier in the game and eventually finished the game
with nearly 200 yards on only 6 carries. Hayes was selected at
pantherfb.org offensive player of the game. Unfortunately the
Knights bounced back with 15 unanswered points in the remaining
minutes and won 36-21. |
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2.
The week four game vs Highland brought another record setting
night to the top 10 hilights of 2006. The MVC
All-Conference team members
Adam Hayes and
Trevor
Crane
led the way in setting a new team record for most rushing yards
in a single game with 437 yards. The previous record was 381
yards in 1984 against Roxana. The Panthers defeated Highland
27-25, as the Bulldogs made it close in the end. But this was to
be the night of the O-line
and all of their hard work. The performance of the
offensive line in the last 4 plus minutes proved to be the
difference maker in the game. On a record breaking night for
rushing, it is the names of the line that should once and for
all get the credit. Those Panther players include Paul
Strebel, David
Fry, Johnny
Schnettgoecke,
Brandon
Jones, Tyler
Hagarty, Ryan
Whited, Freddie
Pohlman and
Brandon
Yates.
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1.
No doubt about the number one play of the season being the OT
field goal booted by back-up place kicker Andy
Updike.
The 21 yard three pointer lifted the Panthers to a 24-21 victory
over the Granite City Warriors . Updike was in charge of
place kicking in this contest due to the injury of regular
kicker Brandyn Snider, who was injured the week before in a game
against Jacksonville. The Panther QB was responsible for 18 of
the 24 points scored including 2 touchdown scampers and all 3
PAT's. The touchdown runs were from 4 & 45 yards. Updike who
would eventually be chosen as part of the MVC All-Conference
team rushed for 88 yards on sixteen carries in the contest.
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