The Howells-Dodge Football Team routed Homer 56-15 at home Friday night.
Here is the scoring recap from the game:
First Quarter
Howells-Dodge 09:25 #4 Dax VanLengen runs for 14 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion run by #28 Dylan Horejsi good)
Howells-Dodge 07:36 #28 Dylan Horejsi runs for 6 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion run by #28 Dylan Horejsi good)
Homer Community 04:05 49 yard field goal attempt by #10 Jacob Huerta. Good!
Howells-Dodge 01:35 #4 Dax VanLengen runs for 1 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion run by #28 Dylan Horejsi no good)
Second Quarter
Howells-Dodge 06:50 #23 Jordon Brichacek runs for 7 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion run by #23 Jordon Brichacek good)
Howells-Dodge 03:20 #4 Dax VanLengen pass complete to #23 Jordon Brichacek for 16 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion run by #28 Dylan Horejsi good)
Homer Community 02:00 #7 Austin Pies pass intended for Team. Intercepted by #22 Jon Yosten. (Two point conversion run by #4 Dax VanLengen no good)
Third Quarter
Homer Community 3 #7 Austin Pies runs for 55 yards. Touchdown! (Point after kick by #10 Jacob Huerta no good)
Howells-Dodge 3 #4 Dax VanLengen pass complete to #25 Kade Hegemann for 5 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion pass by #4 Dax VanLengen to #23 Jordon Brichacek no good)
Fourth Quarter
Howells-Dodge 09:19 #4 Dax VanLengen pass intended for Team. Intercepted by #10 Jacob Huerta. (Point after kick by #10 Jacob Huerta no good)
Howells-Dodge 06:11 #7 Charlie Dvorak runs for 21 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion run by #1 Luke Rocheford no good)
VanLengen was 9-12 passing for 138 yards and two touchdowns.
Brichacek hauled in 4 passes for 94 yards, and scored once.
Horejsi carried the ball 21 times for 108 yards, and a score.
Hegemann registered 11 tackles while Ryan Macholan totaled 9. Yosten added 8.
The Jaguars racked up 352 yards of total offense, 214 coming on the ground.
The defense gave up 187 yards of total offense, including 180 rushing.
This was another big, dominating performance from Howells-Dodge despite a delay due to the lights being out on the field.
The Jaguars (7-0) battle Clarkson/Leigh (3-4) on the road Friday night.
The Patriots lost 44-14 at Humphrey/Lindsay Holy Family this past Friday night.
The Jaguars routed the Bulldogs 70-14 on the road two weeks ago so Howells-Dodge should win this one comfortably.
The Jaguars are probably looking at the 2 seed in the East for the Playoffs, or perhaps the 1 depending if Creighton goes East or West.
Howells-Dodge can worry about all that after Friday night though.
The only order of business right now is to beat Clarkson/Leigh and win a District Championship.
I'm sure that's what Head Coach Mike Speirs is telling his players. Don't look beyond Friday night.
The Patriots are a rival, and will come ready to play, you can bet that.
It's going to take a tremendous effort from Howells-Dodge to come away with the win.
The Jaguars need to play the way they have since the Osmond game.
I thought that game served as a good wake up call for Howells-Dodge, and got the Jaguars on track.
It will be interesting to see how much of a factor Clarkson/Leigh's Anthony Bruhn is or if he even plays because he had limited carries and pass attempts last week.
Regardless of if he plays though the goal has to be fly to the football and wrap up on defense if you are the Jaguars.
All 8 hats need to be in on the tackle as much as possible.
Howells-Dodge needs to win this game big to get ready for the playoffs.
It's important for these players to continue to get good repetition and work because you never know when the Jaguars will need it for the postseason.
There are some great teams out there in D-1 this year, and Howells-Dodge is one of them.
What a big deal it would be to finish the regular season undefeated and head into the playoffs as a very high seed.
The Jaguars are a great team, and I think their greatness will be on full display Friday night.
I think Howells-Dodge will do to Clarkson/Leigh what they have to most teams this season.
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