Signal Mountain Edges South Pittsburg, 55-54

Saturday, September 22, 2012 - by special report to chattanoogan.com

SOUTH PITTSBURG, Tenn. – Signal Mountain withstood a conversion run and defeated South Pittsburg, 55-54, in a high school football game here Friday night.

With Signal Mountain leading, 55-48, the Pirates scored with 4:05 left in the game. On the conversion attempt, Signal Mountain sophomore Cale Shelton stopped South Pittsburg’s Jajuan Lankford for a loss.

Signal Mountain then held the ball for eight plays, running out the clock.

 

STATISTICS

Signal Mountain………..…….………7 20 21 7 -- 55

South Pittsburg………....……..……14 6 21 13 -- 54

SP – Demetric Johnson 30 run (Chase Frame kick)

SM – Reese Phillips 5 run (Hoston McLain kick)

SP – Jajuan Lankford 64 run (Frame kick)

SM – Ben Philyah 2 run (kick failed)

SP – Johnson 52 run (run failed)

SM – Jamil Mathis 21 pass from Phillips (McLain kick)

SM – James McLean 3 run (McLain kick)

SP – Kahil Mitchell 58 fumble return (Frame kick)

SM – Robert Turner 66 run (McLain kick)

SM – Phillips 3 run (McLain kick)

SP – Johnson 49 run (Frame kick)

SM – Phillips 1 run (McLain kick)

SP – Johnson 65 run (Frame kick)

SP – Lankford 80 run (Frame kick)

SM – Mathis 21 pass from Phillips (McLain kick)

SP – Corbin Hale 2 run (run failed)

 

                                    ______________________________

                       

                                                                                    SM                              SP

First downs                                                              27                               14

Rushing                                                                     322                             447

Passing                                                                      215                             37

Comp-Att-Int                                                           13-20-1                     1-6-0

Punts-Avg                                                                0-0                              1-30

Fumbles-Lost                                                          2-1                              5-4

Penalties-Yards                                                       4-30                           11-80

(E-mail Stan Crawley at wscrawley@earthlink.net)


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