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Grand Rapids Christian VS Hudsonville
Friday September 26, 2014 Sponsored by
Braggs, Tahari Smith, Jordan Nedd, Noah Ewing, Qi'Antae Dickens, Davaunte Brown, Deleon Hoxie, Hudson Jones, Miles Damstra, Mitch Thompson, Lukas Dockery, James Hall, Patrick Logwood, Dallas Mustert, Mitch Kuperus, Miles Weldy, Dillion Barfield, Darius McLaughlin, Malik Tubergen, Jacob Bowes, Griffin Williams, Arron Andree, Gabe Sigler, Caden Lamica, Tyler Masselink, Austin Godwin, KJ Woltjer, Alek Wu, Josh Gortsema, Andrew Feyer, Jared Hopson, Kaelin Bates, Jack Wever, Josh Hankiewicz, Drew Gully, Sam Zhang, Daniel Dykema, Jarrett Lewis, Noah Biango, Saa Hoerle, Ben Haverkamp, James Bos, Alex
YEAR # OFF DEF HT WGT SO WR 1 CB 6'1'' 180 JR 2 RB/SB CB 5'7'' 165 SR 3 WR DL 6'1'' 195 SR 4 H LB/DL 6'3'' 227 SO RB/H DL 5'10'' 230 5 SR WR 6'4'' 175 6 SB JR 7 J/R 5'9'' 180 JR 8 SB J/R 6'2'' 205 WR SR 9 LB 6'4'' 195 6' 180 JR 10 WR/QB CB 5'8'' JR 11 RB/SB J/R 180 QB SR 12 J/R 6'4'' 200 H SR 13 DL 5'9'' 180 SO 14 QB FS 6'1'' 185 5'10'' 175 SR 16 P 5'10'' 165 JR 18 K FR 19 WR CB 5'9'' 165 SR 20 RB J/R 5'9'' 185 JR 21 WR/QB FS 6'3'' 190 6'2'' 180 JR 22 K SR 23 SB J/R 5'10'' 180 RB SR 26 CB 6'1'' 185 SB JR 27 J/R 5'8'' 180 JR 28 RB/TE LB 6'3'' 205 WR SR 30 FS 5'10'' 165 JR 36/67 H DL/LB 5'10'' 240 SB JR 44 CB 5'10'' 165 OL JR 47 DL 5'11'' 205 TE JR 49 J/R 5'11'' 180 OL SO 50 DL 6'1'' 220 OL JR 52 DL 5'10'' 245 OL SR 55 LB 6'3'' 235 JR 56 DL 5'8'' 180 SR 60 OL DL 5'9'' 225 JR 61 OL LB 6'1'' 195 JR 62 OL DL 5'10'' 185 SO 65 OL DL 6'2'' 190 JR 66 OL 5'10'' 250 OT DL 6'2'' 265 JR 70 OL JR 71 6'4'' 275 OL JR 75 6'6'' 250 TE/SB SR 81 DL 6'4'' 205
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Last Weeks results courtesy of Grand Rapids Christian 17, Zeeland East 0: Eagles overcome mistakes in win Both teams struggled to find an offensive rhythm, but Grand Rapids Christian's Alex Bos hauled in a 24-yard pass from Parker Hall to give the Eagles enough of a cushion in a 17-0 win over Zeeland East on Friday. Christian's Griffin Bowes opened the scoring with a 21-yard field goal late in the third, before Bos and Parker gave the Eagles a 10-point lead. Malik McLaughlin converted a 1-yard touchdown with 1:47 left in the game. Zeeland East's Devin Butler helped blank Christian in the opening half by picking off Hall two times and
Rockford 28, Hudsonville 27: Failed 2-point conversion leaves Eagles short on comeback HUDSONVILLE, MI — An uneventful and scoreless first quarter didn't preview the excitement the rest of the night would hold in an OK Red conference rivalry game between No. 4-ranked Rockford and No. 2-ranked Hudsonville that came down to the last minutes on Friday The Eagles, trailing Rockford 28-21, marched down the field with two minutes left in the game to score on a 64-yard touchdown pass before coming up short on a two-point conversion in an attempt to win the game rather than play for a tie score. A muffed snap and quick rush from the Rockford line didn't allow quarterback Mason Opple to convert.
adding another pick in the second half.
Key to the Game
Hall completed 11 of 19 passes for 164 yards, while Bos had three receptions for 57 yards. McLaughlin had 80 yards rushing and 79 yards receiving, and Hall added 67 yards rushing.
The Eagles, down by one point with less than a minute to go in the game, tried for a 2-point conversion but a muffed snap ended the comeback. Hudsonville Highlights
Corey Westra led Zeeland East with 89 yards rushing on 23 carries. East totaled 177 yards in the game.
* Mason Opple connected with Kaden Kempker for a 64yard touchdown pass in the last two minutes * The Eagles’ strong defensive effort stymied the Rams in the first half, holding them to just 40 yards rushing. * The Eagles made a great charge in the fourth quarter as Opple let the ball loose for some big gains. The senior quarterback racked up 279 yards of offense, 176 through the air and 125 on the ground. * With 4:17 left in the game Mason Opple connected with Cooper Cecchini on a 15 yard pass play. Bradley Walker added the extra point to tie the game up 21-21 with 4:17 remaining in the game.
Eagle Spiritual Walk Following is a devotional recently shared with our sons on the football team... How Three Knows Can Lead to a Yes! By Team Chaplain Joe Jones
Before the Passover celebration, Jesus knew that his hour had come to leave this world and return to his Father. He had loved his disciples during his ministry on earth, and now he loved them to the very end. 2 It was time for supper, and the devil had already prompted Judas, son of Simon Iscariot, to betray Jesus. 3 Jesus knew that the Father had given him authority over everything and that he had come from God and would return to God. 4 So he got up from the table, took off his robe, wrapped a towel around his waist, 5 and poured water into a basin. Then he began to wash the disciples’ feet, drying them with the towel he had around him. -John 13:1-5 Because Jesus knew who He was, where He came from, what He had, and where He was going, He was complete master of the situation. You and I as believers know that we have been born of God, that we are one day going to God, and that in Christ we have all things; therefore, we ought to be able to follow our Lord’s example and serve others. What Jesus knew helped determine what Jesus did. When we know who we are in Christ, and know where we come from as children of God and know we'll one day be with the Lord, we can say yes to serving others.
Eagle Player Profile: Jordan Smith Jordan Smith is a Junior RB/KR in his 3rd season with the Eagles Football Program. Jordan’s older sister Tyra was a former Eagle standout basketball player who currently plays for the Hope College Flying Dutchmen Favorite Bible Verse Deuteronomy 31:6: “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you” Albert “Jordan” Smith -‐ Ipsum
Favorite Athlete: De’Anthony Thomas (aka “The Black Mamba”) Future Career Path: Sports Trainer or Graphic Designer Favorite Food: Fettuccine Alfredo
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