GRAND MEADOW – A 93-yard kickoff return, a 30-yard punt return and a 75-yard punt return added up to a 33-0 deficit for the Glenville-Emmons Wolverines.

Saturday, October 06, 2001

GRAND MEADOW – A 93-yard kickoff return, a 30-yard punt return and a 75-yard punt return added up to a 33-0 deficit for the Glenville-Emmons Wolverines.

There was no recovering from it.

Those were among the first-quarter plays by the Grand Meadow SuperLarks, who handed the visiting Wolverines a 43-6 loss in a Southern Confederacy Conference football game Friday night.

&uot;Our defense played well when it had to,&uot; said Wolverines coach Tony Barnack, whose team held Grand Meadow to 210 total yards. &uot;But special teams killed us. Before we knew it we were down 33-0.&uot;

The Wolverines’ lone score came late in the third quarter on a 5-yard run by quarterback Paul Kleven, who led the team with 38 yards rushing on 12 carries. He was 10-for-21 passing for 78 yards and one interception.

Defensive leaders were Matt Learn, 11 tackles; Kleven, nine tackles; Zach Adams, Maurice Chessmore, Derek Lau and Kris Knudson, seven tackles each; Nick Flatness, five tackles, one sack.

GE 0 0 6 0 – 6

GM 33 0 3 7 – 43

First Quarter

GM-Breitbarth 93 kickoff return

GM-Breitbarth 1 run

GM-Breitbarth 75 punt return

GM-4 run

GM-1 run

Second Quarter

No scoring

Third Quarter

G-E-Kleven 5 run

GM-29 field goal

Fourth Quarter

GM-5 run

GE GM

First downs 6 13

Rushing yards 94 105

Passing yards 78 105

Total yards 172 210

Turnovers 2 0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING-GE, Kleven 12-38.

PASSING-GE, Kleven 10-21-1, 78.

RECEIVING-GE, Chessmore 2-33.