[CHS-L } Re: TIGERS 32 Malden 7
- From: Bill Carter <carterww@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "chs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <chs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 7 Sep 2013 13:29:28 -0500
New format is nice and works well! I still like to hear your opinion as well
though. You give great insight. Thanks!
Sent from my iPad
On Sep 7, 2013, at 1:14 AM, "W. Keith Currie" <wkcurrie@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 9-6-13 TIGERS 32 Malden 7
>
> A warm swampeast Missouri night at Malden as the Tigers surfed the Green Wave
> to a 32-7 victory.
>
> I am going to change the format of my summary a bit, thanks to Thomas Guest
> bringing me into the 21st century technology. Rather than posting a
> play-by-play, stats, and box score, I will just touch on some of the Tiger
> highlights. For a detailed play-by-play, scoring summary and stats, here’s
> how:
>
> For iPhone/iPad users, download the free app called “HSGC”. Once downloaded
> select MENU, FIND A TEAM, MISSOURI, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI, CARUTHERSVILLE, and
> then VARSITY. From there you can click on tonight’s game, the Mountain View
> game or whatever else you desire.
>
> On your computer, go to:
> http://www.hsgamecenter.com/missouri/school/caruthersville-tigers/football/varsity/boys.
>
> Another amazing part of this technology is that you can actually “watch” the
> game (play-by-play) as Thomas puts the information in during the game.
>
> Many, many thanks to Thomas for finding an app that gives us ALL of the game
> information we could ever want!
>
>
>
> Series History:
>
> The Tigers and the Green Wave first met in 1916 with the Tigers winning 13-0.
> The teams have met sporadically over the years, and didn’t play each other
> at all in the 1930s nor the 1950s. Tonight was the 65th meeting between
> these teams and the Tigers now lead the overall series 35-30, thanks to
> dominating the series since 2000, 12-3.
>
> Now, for a few tidbits from the game.
>
> I think most in attendance would agree that the Tigers appeared a bit
> sluggish tonight…just didn’t seem to have the spirit and enthusiasm to which
> we have become so accustomed.
>
> Strangely, the Tigers appeared to have a few more cramping issues tonight
> than last week…even though it was a much cooler night.
>
> My stars of the game:
>
> MALIK MONROE: What a great comeback story…as in last year’s Malden game,
> Malik suffered a horric broken arm, which required surgery and a plate with a
> bunch of screws! Malik was simply “going HAM” tonight, as he did a great job
> on the offensive line, and was simply a force on defense… 4.5 tackles, 1
> tackle for loss, and was in on many other plays. His shining moment came
> with 4:51 to go in the game when he stopped the Malden ball carrier, stripped
> the ball and raced 50 yards to the HOUSE for his 1st CHS varsity TD. A
> great, great game Malik!
>
> COLT CALLENS: His best game ever! Where do I start? Defense, of course!
> Colt was everywhere. 4 solo tackles; 3.5 tackles for loss; 1 sack; and was
> even in on a pass breakup or 2. Punting is also a defensive category, and
> Colt again shined, punting 5 times for an average of 43.2 yards, but most
> importantly…4 punts inside the 20! Oh yeah, he played a little offense, too.
> 3 catches for 64 yards, including a TD, and even had 1 carry for 4 yards.
>
> DARRELL MONROE: He’s Malik’s big brother…and he is pretty good at football,
> too! ;-) 4 tackles, and a tackle for loss. He carried the ball 19 times
> for 176 yards and 2 TDs. He also had 2 long TDs that were negated by Tiger
> penalties. Darrell had an amazing run, late in the game where he shook off
> numerous Malden defenders on a 3rd and long…gaining the 1st down. I think I
> need to give Darrell credit for teaching Malik how to “strip and score”. ;-)
>
> It was great to see a bunch of “new” Tigers playing, and making their
> contributions to another Tiger victory. Some freshmen, some sophomores, and
> even some new juniors and seniors got some great experience tonight. We will
> need ALL of the Tigers to continue to contribute so we can have another
> amazing year!
>
>
> It was not a “pretty” win tonight for the Tigers. But, a win is a win. The
> Tigers definitely need to continue to improve and especially need to rid
> themselves of the mental mistakes. I have no doubt that they will. They
> better, as they will face a tough challenge next Friday night when a tough
> bunch of Birds from Charleston will pay the Tigers a visit at Hopke Field.
>
> I hope that you have enjoyed the new summary format…it sure makes things
> easier on me. If you have any questions about the hsgamechanger app or
> website, I would be glad to try to assist you…but Thomas Guest is the local
> expert on the subject.
>
> W. Keith Currie
> CHS Class of 1983
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