INMAN TEUTON FOOTBALL

TEUTONS SNEAK PAST REMINGTON, 30-26

By Staff

            REMINGTON – It was lots of offensive excitement, several  big runs and in the end, the Inman football  team pulled through it all to win a close, hard-fought battle on the road at Remington, 30-26.

            It was a game  of lead changes and long scoring plays including a Teuton score off a 49-yard pass from Caleb Bigler to Kru Harris in the first quarter. Remington quickly bounced back and scored on a 63-yard run of their  own, to tie the game at 6-6.

            While Malachi Brunk scored twice in the second quarter for the Teutons,  Remington scored twice as well and as they made one of their extra-point kicks, the Broncos went into halftime with a 13-12 advantage.

            Korbyn McClellan raced into the end zone from 60 yards out in the third quarter to give the lead back to Inman at 24-19.

            Caleb Bigler  threw his second touchdown pass of the game in the fourth quarter, this time to Gage Sisson to give Inman a cushion lead at 30-19 before Remington scored on one more long run, giving the Teutons their final winning margin of four at 30-26.

            If you like offense, this was the game to be at as the two teams combined to run 116 offensive plays  covering 916 total yards, including 614 on the ground.

            Inman had 502 yards in offense, running 66 plays, with Caleb Bigler having a career day at quarterback throwing for 173 yards on 13-of-20 passes with the pair of touchdowns and one interception. Kru Harris caught seven of the passes for 91 yards and Gage Sisson had three receptions for 50 yards.

            The Teutons ran for 329 yards, led by Malachi Brunk and Korbyn McClellan who both went over 100 yard as Brunk finished with 164 and McClellan ran for 134.

            Remington rang up 414 yards on offense with 129 coming through the air and 285 on the ground.

            Cooper Wiens led the Teutons in tackles with eight with Sebastian Martinez recording six and both Dylan Larson and Carston Seidl each making five.

            Now 3-1 for the season, the Teutons will play host to Marion, who was the seventh ranked team in Class 1A heading into last Friday’s game where they lost to Sedgwick, 35-8.

INMAN TEUTON FOOTBALL at Remington

Friday, September 27

SCORING = TEUTONS won 30-26

TEUTONS = 6-12-6-6 = 30; Remington = 6-13-0-7 = 26.

1st QUARTER =

TEUTONS = Kru Harris on a 49-yard pass from Caleb Bigler (Failed Conversion) 6-0

Remington = Scored on a 63-yard run (Failed Conversion) 6-6

2nd QUARTER =

TEUTONS = Malachi  Brunk on a 5-yard run (Failed Conversion) 12-6

Remington = Scored on an 8-yard run (Kick Good) 12-13

TEUTONS = Malachi Brunk on  a 2-yard run (Failed Conversion) 18-13

Remington = Scored on a 44-yard run (Failed Conversion) 18-19

3rd QUARTER =

TEUTONS = Korbyn McClellan scored on a 60-yard run (Failed Conversion) 24-19

4th QUARTER =

TEUTONS = Gage Sisson on a 33-yard pass from Caleb Bigler (Failed Conversion) 30-19

Remington = Scored on a 51-yard run (Kick Good) 30-26

TEAM STATS =

                                                TEUTONS                  Remington

1st Downs                             20                               17

Plays/Yards                           66/502                      50/414

Passing Yards                       173                             129

Rushing Yards                      329                             285

3rd Downs (made/atts)      6/11                           2/5

4th Downs (made/atts)      2/4                             0/0

Fumbles Lost                       1                                  1

Interceptions Thrown        1                                  2

Penalties (#/yds)                7/59                           6/43

TEUTON INDIVIDUAL STATS =

PASSING (comp/atts/yds/tds/int) = Caleb Bigler – 13/20/173/2/1

RUSHING (atts/yds/tds) = Malachi Brunk – 19/164/2; Korbyn McClellan – 10/134/1; Caleb Bigler – 7/18/0; Braxton Malloy – 4/13/0; Sebastian Martinez – 2/1/0.

RECEIVING (rec/yds/tds) = Kru Harris – 7/91/1; Gage Sisson – 3/50/1; Malachi Brunk – 2/23/0; Korbyn McClellan – 1/9/0.

DEFENSE (tkles/solo/asst/sac/tfl) = Cooper Wiens – 8/5/3/0/4; Sebastian Martinez – 6/2/4/0/0; Dylan Larson – 5/2/3/0/0; Carston Seidl – 5/2/3/0/0; Malachi Brunk – 4/4/0/0/0; Gage Sisson – 4/3/1/0/1; Braxton Malloy – 4/1/3/0/0; Caleb Bigler – 3/3/0/0/0; Kru Harris – 3/3/0/0/0; Tyler Martisko – 3/2/1/0/0; Evan Klamczynski – 2/2/0/0/0; Korbyn McClellan – 2/1/1/0/0; Bo O’Neill – 1/1/0/0/0; Kash Schierling – 1/0/1/0/0.

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