Scioto vs Kilbourne – Offensive firepower was off the charts

Scioto and Kilbourne squared off in another great Thursday night matchup in Week 2.  This hard fought game saw Scioto come out on top after some really impressive offensive performances. <em><strong>Dublin Scioto</strong></em> #15 <strong>Tyson Boze </strong>(Jr.) WR, 6'2 186 - Continued his TD catch streak with a very athletic 1 handed catch in the 3rd Quarter.  Extremely athletic and big bodied WR.  Impressive route runner who got behind defenders routinely. #45 <strong>Ed Wertham</strong> (So.) RB, 6'1 205 - Very impressed with this sophomore.  He has the size, athleticism, and talent to garner much interest from college coaches.  Runs behind his pads with great vision and burst.  Low center of gravity and fights for the tough yards.  Very good hips with much wiggle in the open field. #72 <strong>Terrell Triplett </strong> (Jr.) OL, 5'11 301 - Big bodied guarded who can move like a skill position player.  Plays with great technique and low pad level.  Very good leverage and lift with his hands and hips. #60 <strong>Koel Shaw</strong> (Sr.) OL, 5'8 185 (Sr.) - Undersized for college lineman but very impressed with his aggressive play and quickness.  3.8 GPA, high ACT score, and high AP scores. #7 <strong>Amare Jenkins</strong> (Jr.) QB, 6'1 170 - Comes from an athletic family. Has great command of up tempo offense.  Is equally adept at the short and long pass.  Was very accurate tonight and athletic. Player to watch in the 2022 class. #3 <strong>Lesley Andoh</strong> (Jr.) WR, 6'0 165 - Up and coming WR with above average athletic ability.  Was very impressed with his play all night long.  Lined up a QB some in the second half executing an option attack. #4 <strong>Xavier Lopes</strong> (Sr.) WR, 6'3 175 - Tall WR with a big catch radius.  Attacked the ball in the air with good eye discipline.  Had some big catches throughout the night.  Very athletic in the open field with good wiggle. #56 <strong>Maxwell Martin-Lee</strong> (Jr.) OL 6'2 310 - Big bodied left tackle with above average athletic ability.  He keeps his feet moving forward in the run game with a wide base.  Possesses very good technique and has been coached well. Certainly worth a long look on film. #88 <strong>Joe Trent</strong> (Sr.) TE 6'4 210 - Your prototypical next level TE.  Plays both sides of the ball and will make a college program happy.  Targeted a couple of times throughout the night and delivered.  Above average blocker. #22 <strong>Mason Salvator</strong> (Jr.) RB/LB/K 5'10 185 - Versatile player in all three facets of the game.  Great burst in the open field.  Multi-Dimensional RB/LB/Kicker. <em><strong>Worthington Kilbourne</strong></em> #3 <strong>Nash Biglin</strong> (So.) QB, 6'3 195 - Player to keep on the radar.  Already 6'3 and 195.  Was thrown in after an injury and held his own.  Live arm with the ability to run and make plays. #4 <strong>Skylar Scott</strong> (Sr.) WR, 6'1 170 - Big option at the X and Z position.  Was not targeted much but blocked really well in the run game.  Also a very athletic defensive back. #26 <strong>Trey Davis</strong> (Jr.) RB, 5'9 175 - Very good football player with great vision in between the tackles.  Patient to the hole with good burst through it.  Made yards out of seemingly nothing. #23 <strong>Justin Allen</strong> (Jr.) Ath, 5'8 165 - Shifty, multi-dimensional athlete at slot receiver.  Equally skilled at catching the bubble and running the jet sweep. #2 <strong>Cayden Dougherty</strong> (Sr.) WR, 5'10 185 - Very athletic and fast at outside receiver.  Precise route runner with big play ability.  Caught a 55 yard slant pattern to get Kilbourne back in it late in 3rd Q and followed up with two spectacular catches in the 4th keeping Kilbourne in it.  Separates from defenders in the open field. #67 <strong>Reed Williamson</strong> (Jr.) OL, 6'1 245 - Plays the center position and has command of the offensive line.  Utilizes good leverage and feet drive.  Keep him on your radar as the season progresses. <em><strong>Players of the Game</strong></em> Dublin Scioto - <strong>Ed Wertham </strong>(Has the makings of a scholarship football player) Worthington Kilbourne - <strong>Cayden Dougherty</strong> &nbsp;