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Blake 14, Leto 13

By STEPHEN CHAMPLIN

© St. Petersburg Times, published September 30, 2000


TAMPA -- Leto came up one extra point shy of its first win.

The Falcons led with less than four minutes to go when Blake reeled off a eight-play, 61-yard touchdown drive, ending with a 24-yard pass fromJamall Huff to wideout Brandon Stancil.

That tied the score at 13, then JoshuaJenrette converted the winning extra point.

PLAY OF THE GAME: Leto's Terrance McKennon briefly gave his club the lead when he pounced on a fourth-quarter Blake fumble and returned it 75 yards to make it 13-7.

PLAYERS OF THE GAME: Blake's Stancilcontributed in many ways: He returned punts, playedquarterback during the third quarter, and had sevencatches for 81 yards as a receiver. Leto's Ricky Davis had 21 yards rushing, blocked a Blake field goal attempt, and his blocking cleared many holes for Greg Robinson, who rushed 13 times for 89 yards and atouchdown.

KEY STATISTIC: The difference was in the passing numbers, where Blake had 90 yards to Leto's 13.

THEY SAID IT: "We had a very improved attitude. Theguys kept their attitude up all week and played well tonight. It was our best defensive game." -- Leto coach Andy Martin.

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