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8A
Bartlett
(11-0) |
38 |
Schaumburg
(H.S.) (7-4), Sat. 5:00 |
35
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| Park
Ridge (Maine South) (11-0) |
42 |
Barrington
(9-2), Sat. 6:00 |
0 |
| Hinsdale
(Central) (9-2) |
17 |
Chicago
(Brother Rice) (9-2), Sat. 7:00 |
14 |
| Chicago
(Marist) (9-2) |
7 |
Chicago
(Mt. Carmel) (9-2), Fri. 7:00 |
42 |
| 7A
Mundelein (Carmel) (10-1) |
21 |
Geneva
(11-0), Sat. 1:30 |
35 |
| Cary
(C.-Grove) (11-0) |
7 |
Crystal
Lake (South) (9-2), Sat. 1:00 |
14 |
| Glen
Ellyn (Glenbard West) (11-0) |
35 |
Downers
Grove (North) (7-4), Fri. 7:30 |
7 |
| Chicago
(St. Rita) (10-1) |
28 |
East
St. Louis (Sr.) (10-1), Sat. 3:00 |
35 |
| 6A
Fox Lake (Grant) (8-3) |
14 |
Lemont
(H.S.) (11-0), Sat. 6:00 |
35 |
| Antioch
(11-0) |
28 |
Glen
Ellyn (Glenbard South) (9-2), Sat. 3:00 |
27 |
| Rock
Island (H.S.) (11-0) |
0 |
New
Lenox (Providence Catholic) (7-4), Sat. 2:00 |
38 |
| Bloomington
(H.S.) (10-1) |
12 |
Springfield
(Sacred Heart-Griffin) (10-1), Sat. 1:00 |
32 |
| 5A
Wheaton (St. Francis) (10-1) |
28 |
Lombard
(Montini) (11-0), Sat. 1:00 |
14 |
| Morris
(7-4) |
21 |
Kankakee
(Sr.) (8-3), Sat. 1:00 |
36 |
| Metamora
(11-0) |
38 |
Washington
(10-1), Sat. 1:00 |
7 |
| Decatur
(MacArthur) (9-2) |
6 |
Cahokia
(H.S.) (10-1), Sat. 1:00 |
31 |
| 4A
Addison (Driscoll) (9-2) |
17 |
Aurora
(A. Christian) (11-0), Sat. 6:00 |
24 |
| Richmond
(R.-Burton) (7-4) |
21 |
Geneseo
(8-3), Sat. 1:00 |
0 |
| Bloomington
(Central Catholic) (11-0) |
21 |
Quincy
(Notre Dame) (11-0), Sat. 2:00 |
17 |
| Breese
(Mater Dei) (11-0) |
42 |
Mascoutah
(8-3), Sat. 1:00 |
14 |
| 3A
Aledo [A.-Westmer Coop] (10-1) |
6 |
Carthage
(Illini West) (11-0), Sat. 1:30 |
22 |
| Wilmington
(11-0) |
14 |
Oregon
(11-0), Sat. 1:00 |
21 |
| Columbia
(11-0) |
40 |
Greenville
(11-0), Sat. 2:00 at Highland High School |
14 |
| Decatur
(St. Teresa) (11-0) |
10 |
DuQuoin
(H.S.) (10-1), Sat. 1:00 |
14 |
| 2A
Bushnell (B.-Prairie City) (8-3) |
7 |
Clifton
(Central) (9-2), Sat. 5:00 |
20 |
| Manlius
(Bureau Valley) (10-1) |
8 |
Elmhurst
(Immaculate Conception) (7-4), Sat. 1:00 |
41 |
| Auburn
(11-0) |
21 |
Macon
(Meridian) (9-2), Sat. 1:00 |
12
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| Maroa
(M.-Forsyth) (10-1) |
7 |
Casey
(C.-Westfield) (11-0), Sat. 1:30 |
18 |
| 1A
Galena (H.S.) (10-1) |
15 |
Milledgeville
(11-0), Sat. 1:00 |
30 |
| Polo
(8-3) |
13 |
Toulon
(Stark County) (8-3), Sat 2:00 |
25 |
| Concord
(Triopia) (11-0) |
22 |
Tuscola
(8-3), Sat. 1:00 |
21 |
| Sidell
(Jamaica) (11-0) |
32 |
Pawnee
(8-3), Sat. 2:00 |
22 |
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TODAY'S
FOOTBALL STORIES FROM AREA NEWSPAPERS 
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Week
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AP |
| Rank |
Team |
Record |
| 1. |
Metamora
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(8-0) |
| 2. |
Lombard Montini
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(8-0) |
| 3. |
 Cahokia
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(8-0) |
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 LaGrange Park
(Nazareth Academy)
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(7-1) |
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Sterling
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Wheaton St. Francis
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Washington
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Decatur MacArthur
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Robeson
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Triad
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OF
1971
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Darrell Jones
Led
Panthers in defense with 62 solo tackles and 10 assists. He also led
the team with 6 interceptions and was named the Lions "Player
of the Week" four different times. Darrell was named the 1971
JCHS Panther "Back of the Year". |
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Kelly Sitton
Kelly
was third on team defense with 47 tackles and 4 assists. He scored 2
TD's while rushing for 214 yards on 53 carries. He was named Lions
"Player of the Week" three times. |
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Tom Goetten
Tom
was selected Lions "Player of the Week" three times
because of his solid defensive play. He was amongst the team leaders
with 47 tackles and 6 assists. |
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Paul Allen
Paul
was a member of the MVC All-Conference team while being named to the
Lions "Player of the Week" twice. He had 34 tackles and 12
assists. Allen was named as the 1971 JCHS Panther "Lineman of
the Year". |
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Bill Robertson
Robertson
was second on the team with 52 tackles and 11 assists. He was also
named to the Lions "Player of the Week" twice. He led the
team in total offensive yards with 595. He also led the team in
rushing yards with 289 yards on 69 carries. He was second on the
team in Interceptions with 3 and returned 15 kick-offs for 263
yards. |
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John Davis
John
led the team in scoring with 5 touchdowns. He also had 23 tackles
and 4 assists and a Lions club "Player of the Week". He
punted for 432 yards on 14 attempts and had 13 kick-offs for 575
yards. Davis also led the team in receptions with 19 catches for 433
yards. |
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Chuck Gast
QB
Gast was a Lions "Player of the Week" twice while
completing 27 of 74 passes for 547 yards. He also scored 2 TD's. |
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Mark Powell
Mark
was named Lions "Player of the Week" twice primarily for
his defense. He had 19 tackles and 4 assists and 2 Interceptions. |
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William Kuebrich
William
had 41 tackles and 11 assists |
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Randy Parish
Randy,
who was a Junior had 25 tackles and 9 assists and was a Lions
"Player of the Week". He also picked up one fumble
recovery. He was amongst the team leaders in offensive yards with
302 total yards. He was the second leading rusher on the team
picking up 240 yards on 55 carries. |
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SINCLAIRS
MR.
PANTHER AWARD
This award is
presented to the Panther player who best displayed dedication,
courage and stamina for the sake of his team.
2008 Winner:
Sam Cronin
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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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Game
of the Past
JCHS
21 CM 20
September
- 1993
Griffith
gets tackled from behind by a CM defender in this 1993 Play-off game.
With it's offense
relentlessly pounding JCHS throughout the second half, CM had the
defending Mississippi Valley Conference champions staggered and on the
ropes.
But the Panthers
promptly served notice that they are not about to relinquish the Valley
title without a fight.
After CM battled
back from a 14-3 halftime deficit to take a 20-14 lead with eight
minutes left, JCHS sophomore Dylan Griffith answered with a
78-yard touchdown run and Kyle Breden added the PAT that vaulted the
Panthers to a 21-20 victory over CM at Jersey Community High School.
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PANTHER JV ROLL OVER
CM 35-14
Tony Driver-Tyler
Slaten and Luke Pohlman lead the way.
Tony Driver- Tyler Slaten and
Robby Miles were all smiles after the big Panther win!
Tyler Slaten with the ball as
Tony Driver and Bobby James look to block.
Luke Pohlman had a great night
on defense.
Slaten, Pohlman and James Witt
taking care of business.
Tony Driver came to play
football tonight.
So how many Eagles does it take
to take down Mr. Solid?
Michael Pruitt is all smiles
despite suffering a shoulder injury tonight but promised to make the trip
to Morton. Big #27 makes us so much better!
Luke Dickerman working hard on
the line, but it doesn't go unnoticed.
Luke Pohlman was all over the
place defensively tonight.
Slaten stretching for some
extra yards.
Scoggins interfered with in
first quarter action.
Driver on his way to his first
touchdown of the night.
Jason Hamilton made a great
catch tonight that set up one of our touchdowns.
Caleb Pomeroy fighting for some
extra yardage.
Tyler Slaten
Tony Driver on his way to
paydirt!
Tony Driver tonight's Star of
the Game!
Mitch Scoggins stepped up to
fill in for Robby Miles in the second half.
Thank you to Coach Herron and
his staff and especially to the players for a successful season.
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CRUISE TO 36-14
WIN OVER WATERLOO!
(Click on Picture to see enlarged version)
Tonight's Pantherfb.org Salute
"The Offensive Line"
Per suggestion of Mr. Luke Pohlman
(From L-R) Sam Thomas-Bobby James-Travis
Wader-Luke Dickerman-Kris Brady-Justin Howell-Jason Hamilton and Shea
Behrhorst
#32 Tyler Slaten is "Mr.
Solid"
Here is Tyler on one of his big gains
another Slaten carry!
Tyler looks up to see that he made
the first down.
Ryan McQuaid got a touchdown,
just like last week.
And
here is that McQuaid touchdown you were asking for!
Jason Hamilton had plenty of reason
to smile with those 4 catches.
As predicted by Pantherfb.org Robby
Miles connected with Jason for 3 touchdown passes.
Tony Driver scored the other
touchdown bulldozing his way into the endzone.
#7 Tony Driver in action
When Michael Pruitt wasn't running
for yardage he was giving key blocks
#14 Caleb Pomeroy joins the fun.
Caleb Pomeroy and Michael Pruitt
#65 Travis Wader with some impressive
blocking.
Shea Behrhorst was a rock on the
O-Line tonight.
#3 Mitch Scoggins makes a great effort on this
pass from Robby Miles
Then there was the Defense!
Pantherfb.org salutes:
Luke Pohlman-Connor Poglajen and
Justin Dilks
Big #53 Connor in Pursuit!
#14 Caleb Pomeroy gets to the Bulldog
QB!
#13 Robby Miles had a big
Interception to end the first half from inside the endzone.
#50 Justin Dilks came up with a QB
Sack for the Panthers.
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2008 SOPHOMORE SCHEDULE
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DATE
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OPPONENT
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Coach Herron's Blog
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LOCATION
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TIME
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SCORE
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| AUG
30, 2008 |
JACKSONVILLE |
Luke Pohlman scored
the only Jersey Panther touchdown as the Sophomore/JV squad dropped it's
opening game to the Crimsons 42-6. |
HOME |
NOON |
L 42-6 |
| SEP 06,
2008 |
GRANITE CITY |
Ryan McQuaid scored
on a 10-Yard touchdown run and QB Robby Miles connected with Jason
Hamilton on a 65-Yard TD pass play for the Panthers. |
HOME |
9:00
AM |
L 33-14 |
| SEP 13,
2008 |
ROCHESTER |
I was really impressed with
how the jv kids came out ready to play from the opening kickoff... I was
having a great time coaching and you could tell the kids were excited to
be playing as well as they did.. For those who don't know we won 30 to 6
and never really gave rochester a chance to do anything in this game.. I
want to start off by saying that the offensive line did an excellent job
blocking, we controlled the line of scrimmage most of the game and were
able to do what we wanted on offense, even allowing us to open up and
throw the ball more than usual.. There were 4 touchdowns scored by Ryan
McQuaid (80 yard touchdown run), Jason Hamilton( 2 long TD receptions
from QB Robbie Miles), and Tyler Slaten ( 50 yard INT return for
touchdown)... Mitch Scoggins also had some key 3rd down catches that
kept some drives alive.. ON DEFENSE the panthers swarmed the offensive
backfield of the rockets and didn't allow much running room at all...
the defensive line did an excellent job stopping the run and giving our
linebackers a chance to make a play... Two bigtime INT's set the stage
for our defense in this game one from Tyler Slaten, and one late in the
game by Luke Pohlman that sealed the game for our young men... This
group of kids is really exciting to watch when they come ready to play,
hope to keep the intensity up and ready for monday's game... GREAT JOB
Panthers!!!! |
HOME |
1:00
PM |
W 30-6 |
| SEP 22, 2008 |
WATERLOO |
The
Panthers beat Waterloo 36 to 14, in a game that was ours from the
start... Once again stellar performances by our offensive line opened up
holes for our backs and allowed Robby Miles to throw for three touchdown
passes all of which were thrown to Jason Hamilton..Other touchdowns were
ran by Tony Driver, on a thirty yard run off of a counter play and a 50
yard touchdown run by Ryan McQuaid on a sweep.. Our defense also put up
another great performance as they only allowed one touchdown on defense
(the other coming from a kickoff return)... They always seem to make a
play when they need to, and stuff drives before they start.. I believe
it's a little harder to pick any one person to talk about on defense
because it's more of the whole effort that's makes the difference, so my
hat's off to the defense this week... I just want this team to keep the
intensity up like we have done in the past two games and I know the kids
will enjoy the outcome... GO Panthers!!!!!
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AWAY |
6:00
PM |
W 36-14 |
| SEP 29, 2008 |
MASCOUTAH |
These
boys once again came out ready to play a tough opponent and got the job
done... The Panther offense, which was lacking some regular guys on the
o-line did a good job with their blocks and allowed us to put some real
good drives together, however some mistakes kept us from getting in the
endzone, until the overtime period... Defensively the guys worked their
butts off and came home with the shut out... Mascoutah fumbled the ball
numerous times mostly from errant shot gun snaps and while we couldn't
come up with the ball we were able to get sacks for huge loses and
killing the Mascoutah offense.. this defense has seen a lot of teams in
the spread this year and so far have gotten enough pressure and also
done well enough in coverage to make the opposing offense get out of
their comfort zone and take chances... The only score of the game for
the Panthers came in the overtime period... we lost the coin toss and Mascoutah
chose defense first, so we needed to punch it in with four plays from
the ten... i was pretty comfortable with the way we were running up the
middle so i let our fullback tyler slaten punch it in and he did just
that.. not only with the touchdown but on the two point play as
well,(which was the same play but to the other side) i knew it was a
good call because in the huddle he looked at me and said he wanted the
ball and that was all i needed to hear... i was again proud of these
kids as they don't get a lot of time to practice during the week as a
team and can pull it all together and give a great effort and have put
together a 3 game winning streak!!!! Go Panthers!!!! |
HOME |
6:30
PM |
W 8-0 (OT) |
| OCT 04, 2008 |
HIGHLAND |
Saturday,
reality kind of caught up with the Panther JV squad. with lack of
numbers and kids who had played the night before being banged up, it was
real tough for the guys to make the Friday night into Saturday morning
turn around... although we came out strong in the first half scoring
first on a TD pass from Miles to Hamilton and Miles kicking the extra
point.... all in all I think our guys played very hard the first half,
even though Highland took the lead late in the half 8 to 7... the second
half was a different story for the guys.. we couldn't seem to get the
yards we were getting in the first half and the fatigue really started
setting in as Highland marched right down the field and scored many
times in the second half... our defense did as good as I felt they could
in trying to stop the Highland power running game.. but no matter what
defense we were in or how many we blitzed, Highland backs would find a
hole to run through... I could just see it in our players eyes that they
were tired... they fought hard and didn't play to bad at all, Highland
just got off the ball better in the second half and controlled the
game.. hopefully we can be more awake and rested for this weeks game
against Triad, also at 10 a.m. game!!! Hope to see the fans come out for
these kids because they play their hearts out.... |
AWAY |
10:00AM |
L 28-7 |
| OCT 11, 2008 |
TRIAD |
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AWAY |
10:00AM |
L 14-7 |
| OCT 20, 2008 |
CIVIC MEMORIAL |
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HOME |
6:30
PM |
W 35-14 |
| OCT 23, 2008 |
SOUTHWESTERN |
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AWAY |
6:30
PM |
W 1-0 |
(All Player Profile Pages Can Be
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2008 JCHS
JV
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| # |
PLAYER |
YEAR
| POSITION |
# |
PLAYER |
YEAR
| POSITION |
| 3 |
Mitch Scoggins |
10
| WR/DB |
58 |
Bobby James |
11
| OL/DL |
| 8 |
Ryan McQuaid |
10
| RB/DB |
60 |
Luke Dickerman |
10
| OL/DL |
| 13 |
Robby Miles |
10
| QB/DB |
61 |
Jake Furl |
10
| OL/DL |
| 14 |
Caleb Pomeroy |
11
| RB/DB |
64 |
Kris Brady |
10
| OL/LB |
| 21 |
Trent Long |
10
| RB/DB |
65 |
Travis Wader |
10
| OL/DL |
| 25 |
Luke Pohlman |
10
| RB/LB |
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| 27 |
Michael Pruitt |
11
| RB/DB |
72 |
Shea Behrhorst |
11
| OL/DL |
| 32 |
Tyler Slaten |
10
| RB/LB |
73 |
Shane Laubscher |
11
| OL/DL |
| 33 |
Trent Tuey |
11
| WR/DB |
75 |
Sam Thomas |
10
| OL/DL |
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77 |
Justin Howell |
11
| OL/DL |
| 47 |
James Witt |
11
| WR/DB |
81 |
Jake Dickerman |
10
| WR/DB |
| 50 |
Justin Dilks |
11
| OL/DL |
88 |
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Connor Poglajen |
10
| OL/LB |
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