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Archives 9-8-99 Sports 'Cats Down Springfield Yellow
Jackets 27-7
LA SP Individual Statistics Rushing (Atts.-Yds.-TDs) Sacks Against (No.-Yds. Lost) Kickoff Returns (No.-Yds.-TDs) Punt Returns (No.-Yds.-TDs) Punting (No.-Yds.-Avg.-Longest) Blocked Kicks Blocked Kick Return
(No.-Yds.-TDs) Tackles (Primary-Assists-Total) Tackles For Loss (No.-Yds. Lost) Sacks Fumble Recoveries Interceptions (No.-Yds.-Tds) Passes Broken Up Friday, Sept. 3 Results
Outlaws Down Carthage
In Opener The Overton County Outlaws improved to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in conference play with a 33-0 win over Carthage. The Junior Outlaws also stayed unbeaten with a 32-7 win in the home opener for the Outlaws youth football program. The senior team used a sound running attack, directed by quarterback Andrew Dixon, to completely dominate the Carthage team. "Andrew did a good job running the option and once Jamey gets the ball on corner he's hard to catch," said Head Coach Curtis Hayes. "Our offensive line had an outstanding game." Jamey Vaughn, who ran for 151 yards and 3 touchdowns, on only 7 carries, got the Outlaws on the board first with a 1 yard touchdown run with :08 left in the opening quarter. Dixon threw to Beau Massengille to make it 8-0. Vaughn's second touchdown came on a 63 yard run with 4:07 to go, and his third came on a 38 yard score with 3:38 left until halftime. Kurt Gilbert added a 28 yard touchdown in the third and Josh Von Hoene completed the scoring with a 9 yard run in the fourth. Complete statistics follow this article. Junior Outlaws Win Jonathan Sullivan added a 70 yard touchdown run, and caught a two-point conversion while quarterback James Williams also threw a 55 yard touchdown pass to Joe Stansberry. Statistics follow this article. The Outlaws next contest will be at Baxter Saturday with kickoff set for 5 p.m. Jr. Outlaws B-Team
Individual Statistics Sr.
Outlaws Passing (Comp.-Atts.-Yds.- TDs-Int.-2pt.) Rushing (No.-Yds.-TDs-XPs) Receiving (No.-Yds.-TDs-2pt.) Tackles
Individual Statistics Jr. Outlaws Rushing (Atts.-Yds.-TDs) Receiving (No.-Yds.-TDs) Tackles
Individual Statistics Jr. Outlaws B-Team
Rushing (Atts.-Yds.) Receiving (No.-Yds.) Tackles LA Volleyball Team
Open With Wins Adrianne Dial rejects the ball for a score in Thursday's win over Friendship Christian. The ÔCats opened the season at Spencer on Tuesday, Aug. 31 winning 15-7, 15-11 over Jackson County, 12-15, 15-11, 17-15 over host Van Buren County, and 15-3, 15-7 over Clarkrange. Livingston Academy proved a rude host on Thursday, Sept. 2 as they overpowered Pickett County 15-4, 15-1, and Friendship Christian 15-3, 15-0. After hosting Macon County and Monterey on Tuesday, Sept. 7, the Lady Wildcats will travel to Hartsville to play Trousdale County and Mt. Juliet Christian. Livingston Academy will hold a playday on Saturday, Sept. 11. The Lady ÔCats will then host Pickett County and Upperman on Tuesday, Sept. 14. LA Girls Soccer Team
Plays Lady Cavaliers Christen Cates, #14, moves the ball for Livingston Academy in Thursday's 0-2 loss to Cookeville. Though a loss, the game could have been worse, according to LA Soccer Coach Rick Sells. "I bet they had 30 shots on goal," he said. "We had maybe 8 shots on goal. "We played well against them. They just have more offense than we do." Morgan Gantt, #6, contends for control of the ball in last week's loss to the Cookeville Lady Cavaliers. The Lady ÔCats Soccer Team will travel to Sparta on Thursday, Sept. 9 for a 5 p.m. game, then travel to Scott County for a 4 p.m. (central) game on Monday, Sept. 13. LA Golf Team Defeats
York Institute Members of the 1999 Livingston Academy Wildcats Golf Team are Charles Hammer, Matt Barefoot, Stuart Parsons, Anthony Ognibene, Coach Eddie Linder, Colin Smith, Matt Crawford, Michael Poston, and Matt O'Brien. The Livingston Academy Wildcats Golf Team followed a rough outing early last week with a winning effort. LA opened the week at Smithville on Tuesday, Aug. 31 where they played DeKalb County and Cannon County. Livingston shot a 193, losing to DeKalb's 160 and Cannon's 181. LA Golf Coach Eddie Linder said, "We really didn't play that well that day. DeKalb County has a good golf team." Scoring for Livingston came from Anthony Ognibene with a 45, Matt Barefoot with a 47, Charles Hammer with a 49, and Colin Smith and Matt O'Brien either with a 52. LA played York Institute at Hidden Valley Golf Course on Thursday, Sept. 2 and won 166 to 175. "It was the most consistent and all-around best team effort we've had this year. The guys played well," Coach Linder said. "We're hoping that'll carry over into the next two or three matches. "We've had some bad days and it's nice to be able to bounce back and have the best day we've had all year. Maybe that's a good sign we're starting to turn the corner a little bit." LA scoring came from Anthony Ognibene and Matt Barefoot both with a 41, and Colin Smith and Charles Hammer both with a 42. York Institute's Barry Conatser was the medalist with the low score of 37. Pickett County also plays at Hidden Valley Golf Course when LA plays, though the two teams do not compete against each other. The newly formed Pickett County team lost to York, shooting a 209. Scorers for the Byrdstown team were Luke Mason with a 43, Adam Asberry with a 52, Grant Mitchell with a 58, and James Riley with a 56. After playing Smith County at Carthage on Tuesday, Sept. 7, Livingston Academy will travel to Monterey on Thursday, Sept. 9. The East Division Playoff will be held at Monterey on Monday, Sept. 13, then LA will play Upperman at Cookeville on Tuesday, Sept. 14. Jr. 'Cats Shut Out
York 24-0 Wesley Puckett and Jessie Linder each caught two point conversion passes to round out the scoring. The Junior Cats scored first on Colson's 4 yard run with 6:07 remaining in the first half. Cates threw to Linder for the conversion to make it 8-0. Moments later with 2:44 left in the half, Cates hit Holland for a 22 yard score. Cates ran the conversion in himself to make it 16-0. The final touchdown came on an 11-yard run by Holland with 5:21 left in the game. Cates threw to Puckett to make it 24-0. Whitney Coleman led the Wildcat defense with 10 primary and 1 assists for 11 total stops, while Danny W. Ledbetter added 7 stops and Steven Walker 6 and a fumble recovery. Fullback Cody Melton had 3 carries for 23 yards, while Ledbetter had 3 for 15 and Mike Jones 3 for 17. Complete Statistics Individual Statistics Rushing (Atts.-Yds.-TDs-XPs) Receiving (No.-Yds.-TDs-XPs) Kickoff Returns (No.-Yds.-TDs) Punt Returns (No.-Yds.-TDs) Punting (No.-Yds.-Avg.-Longest) Tackles (Primary-Assists-Total) Fumble Recoveries Overton County News
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