Rockets run past Owls in 59-8 win

Published 9:44am Thursday, October 18, 2012

UNDERWOOD — On a cold and windy MEA break, the Underwood Rockets hosted the Hancock Owls on wednesday night and made the most of the night defeating the Owls by a score of 59-8.

Senior running back Chase Collins needed 167 yards to reach the 1000 yard mark on the season, and he got it in the first quarter. Collins exploded on a great first quarter scoring three unanswered Rocket touchdowns on runs of 4,67, and 26 yards. He also ran in all three two point conversions to give his team a commanding 24-0 lead to end the quarter.

The Underwood defense played another great game shutting the door on most of Hancock’s drives for the night, Collins finished the game with 184 yards on 12 carries and four touchdowns, while his partner in crime Noah Rocholl had three rushes for 84 yards and a touchdown of his own.

The Rockets will await a seeding in Section four, but with a 7-1 record a home game is guaranteed for next Tuesday night.

 

Underwood 59, Hancock 8

1 2 3 4 F

UND 24 8 13 14 — 59

HAN 0 0 8 0 — 8

 

1st Quarter:

(UND) Collins 4 yd run (Collins run)

(UND) Collins 67 yd run (Collins run)

(UND) Collins 26 yd run (Collins run)

2nd Quarter:

(UND) Karst 15 yd run (Collins run)

3rd Quarter:

(UND) Rocholl 28 yd run (Run fail)

(UND) Collins 5 yd run (Hauge Kick)

(HAN) Koehl 16 yd pass from Holleman (Holleman to Miller)

4th Quarter

(UND) Thompson 11 yd run (Rocholl Run)

(UND) Thompson 71 yd run (Run fail)

UND HAN

First Downs 10 11

Rushing Yards 478 33

Passing Yards 41 146

Turnovers 3 3

 

Rushing Leaders:

(UND) Collins 12-184 yds 4 TD, Rocholl 3-84 yds 1 TD

 

Passing Leaders:

(UND) Rocholl 1-1 41 yds

(HAN) Holleman 15-27 146 yds 1 TD, 2 INT.

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