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      ESPNHS recognizes deaf football player

      Two players dominated the headlines for Chaparral (Scottsdale, Ariz.) this past year. There was Davonte' Neal, the electrifying Notre Dame-bound wide receiver, the No. 8 player in the ESPNU 150. Throwing the ball to Neal was Texas-bound quarterback Connor Brewer, the No. 130 player in the ESPNU 150. So it's no surprise that the Firebirds won their third consecutive state championship and finished No. 20 in the POWERADE FAB 50. Read full story

      Hoopa Valley edges Fremont in thriller

      fremont eaglesHOOPA VALLEY -- It was a nail-biter filled with fumbles, thrilling plays and ill-advised penalties.

      Senior Orion Cosce intercepted a two-point conversion pass with 29 seconds left in the game to save Hoopa Valley's 20-19 win over California School for the Deaf in a North Coast Section Division 5 semifinal Friday. Read full story.

      Football Playoff Updates 11/19

      Fremont defeated Upper Lakes 27-24 in the NCS Division V Quarterfinals. 

      Fremont  (Game notes on bottom of page)

      Texas lost to Cypress Christian 35-7 in the TAPPS State Playoffs Quarterfinals.

      Texas  (Game notes on bottom of page)

      Texas' Etkie noted for comeback win

      texas rangersDalton Etkie, quarterback of the Texas School for the Deaf was recognized in the Austin Statesman for leading his team with a come from behind win in the 4th quarter in the first round of playoffs against Temple Christian, 22-14. 

      Scroll down to mid-page under the section "Game Balls" - Read article.

      St. Elizabeth routed by Fremont

      1 2 3 4 Final
      CSDF 8 33 6 12 59
      OPP: 0 0 0 0 0
      Scoring Summary:
      Qtrs Team How scored 
      1 CSDF Freeman, 44 Yd. Run                   Lopez to A. Morales           8-0
      2 CSDF La, 38 Yd. Run                            Conrad Baer kick            15-0
      2 CSDF La, 39 Yd. Run                            Kick Failed                      21-0
      2 CSDF Lopez to Conard Baer, 14 Yd.       Kick Failed                      27-0
      2 CSDF Conrad Baer 39 Yd. Run              Malle Kick                       34-0
      2 CSDF Lopez to Conard Baer, 48 Yd.       Malle Kick                       41-0
      3 CSDF Lopez to Freeman, 34 Yd.            Kick Failed                      47-0
      4 CSDF Wemer, 24 Yd. Run                     Kick Failed                      53-0
      4 CSDF Ortega, 15 YD. Run                     Kick Failed                      59-0
       CSDF   St Elizabeth 
      Yardstick:
      First Downs 13 
      Rushes-yards  21-319  34-22 
      Passing-Yards 4-133  0-0 
      Comp-Att-Int 7-15-1  0-6-3 
      Punts 0-0  8-195 
      Fumbles- Lost 0-0  0-0 
      Pealities-Yards 5-65  3-6 
      RUSHING CSDF Lopez   5-43; La 2-77; A. Morales 3-20; Freeman 8-86;
      Conrad Baer 1-39; Wemer 3-33, Ortega 2-21
      Opp. Nicholson 4-(-17); Stepens 2-(-3); Maldonada 15-24;
      Herrera-Shaffer 1-6; Powell 2-7; Garibay 2-7;
      Salvedo 1-5; TM#5 5-7; TM#20 2-(-2) Team 34-22
      PASSING CSDF Lopez 7-133
      Opp. Nicholson 1-0; TM#20 0-5
      RECEIVING CSDF La 2-38; Conrad Baer 4-61; Freeman 1-34
      Opp. None
      FUMBLES/LOST CSDF 0-0
      Opp. 0-0

      Maryland's Bonheyo notches 200th career win

      maryland oriolesMSD (12 -0)                         53
      Maya Angelou Evans (2-5)      0

      Head coach Andy Bonheyo recorded his 200th coaching victory last night over Maya Angelou Evans. 

      Maryland School for the Deaf won its 33rd straight game over Maya
      Angelou Evans (2-5). It is MSD's 2nd consecutive 12-0 season and 6th
      undefeated season in last 9 seasons. MSD has won 99 out of last 102
      games. 

      MSD did not allow more than 8 points in a game this year and allowed
      only 35 points which is a school record for most least points allowed in
      a season.

      Derek Frank became 8th running back to surpass 1,000 rushing yards.  He
      had 60 yards to end the season with 1,004 yards.

      Jesse Steingieser completed 9 out of 13 passes for 130 yards and three
      touchdowns.  Jesse finished the season with 954 passing yards and 19
      touchdowns. 

      First Quarter
      M- James Steingieser 68 kickoff return (Moody run)
      M - James Steingieser 4 pass from Jesse Steingieser (Zack Barron run)
      M - Asher Kirschbaum fumble recovery in endzone (Malik Morris run)
      M- Zack Barron 44 pass from Jesse Steingieser (Jesse Steingieser run)

      Second Quarter
      M- Zack Barron 15 pass from Jesse Steingieser (Barron pass from Frank)

      Third Quarter
      M- AJ Moody 23 run (Frank kick)

      Fourth Quarter
      M - Cody Simmons 3 run (kick failed)

      Rushing
      Malik Morris 3-33
      Derek Frank 6-60
      AJ Moody 2-32

      Passing
      Jesse Steingieser 9 out of 13 for 130 yards and 3 TDs

      Receiving
      James Steingieser 4-39
      Derek Frank 2-17
      Malik Morris 1-15
      Zack Barron   2-59

      Tackles
      James Steingieser - 16
      Cody Simmons - 15

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