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Clear Lake Christian overwhelms Baytown Christian
By CHUCK HLAVA
Clear Lake Christian raised its season record to 3-1 on Friday night with a 53-6 triumph over visiting Baytown Christian Academy.
The game was stopped due to the 45-point rule in 6-man football after the Eagles scored a touchdown in the final seconds of the third period to make it the final 53-6. The 45-point rule goes is put into effect only in the second half when one team has a lead of at least 45 points.
Clear Lake’s Aaron McNeal, David Toomey and Mario Laday led the victors not only with touchdowns but defensive plays to thwart any Bulldog threats.
CLC coach Robert Smith had anticipated a possible let down by the Eagles after their first loss of the season last week. But he didn’t have to worry.
“We played well again,” Smith said. “I thought it might be hard getting them up (after last week’s loss) but everyone played well and got into the game. I am very happy with their play.”
McNeal scored the Eagles first touchdown and their final touchdown. Other scores came from Laday, Toomey and Josh Hernandez, who took a pass from McNeal and went into the Baytown end zone from 21 yards out. The Eagles mixed their running and passing plays and their defense basically stopped most of the visitors rushing plays.
Baytown basically kept its plays on the ground, with a pass here and there. But the Bulldogs had problems keeping their players from getting injured. It seemed like a Baytown player would get injured on each play, especially in the second half.
The Eagles built a 28-0 lead before the Bulldogs could mount any kind of a threat. Baytown scored its touchdown on Joseph Domingeaux 36-yard run in the second quarter that made the score 28-6. Domingeaux was the Bulldogs chief ground gainer in the contest.
The Eagles host Sanchez Charter School next Friday at 7 p.m.
The game was stopped due to the 45-point rule in 6-man football after the Eagles scored a touchdown in the final seconds of the third period to make it the final 53-6. The 45-point rule goes is put into effect only in the second half when one team has a lead of at least 45 points.
Clear Lake’s Aaron McNeal, David Toomey and Mario Laday led the victors not only with touchdowns but defensive plays to thwart any Bulldog threats.
CLC coach Robert Smith had anticipated a possible let down by the Eagles after their first loss of the season last week. But he didn’t have to worry.
“We played well again,” Smith said. “I thought it might be hard getting them up (after last week’s loss) but everyone played well and got into the game. I am very happy with their play.”
McNeal scored the Eagles first touchdown and their final touchdown. Other scores came from Laday, Toomey and Josh Hernandez, who took a pass from McNeal and went into the Baytown end zone from 21 yards out. The Eagles mixed their running and passing plays and their defense basically stopped most of the visitors rushing plays.
Baytown basically kept its plays on the ground, with a pass here and there. But the Bulldogs had problems keeping their players from getting injured. It seemed like a Baytown player would get injured on each play, especially in the second half.
The Eagles built a 28-0 lead before the Bulldogs could mount any kind of a threat. Baytown scored its touchdown on Joseph Domingeaux 36-yard run in the second quarter that made the score 28-6. Domingeaux was the Bulldogs chief ground gainer in the contest.
The Eagles host Sanchez Charter School next Friday at 7 p.m.
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