Roundup: Farmington rolls past E.O. Smith in season opener

written by Gerry deSimas, Jr., Collinsville Press | September 15, 2012

FARMINGTON, Sept. 14 – Ivan Guadalupe ran for a team-high 95 yards and two touchdowns as Farmington won its season opening contest Friday night with a 28-6 decision over visiting E.O. Smith. The Indians led 12-6 at halftime but shutout the Panthers in the second half. Guadalupe ran for his second TD of the game and QB Jeremy Buck iced the contest with a two-yard run in the fourth quarter.

In his first varsity start, Buck completed 11-of-19 passes for 139 yards and one interception. Anthony Carpenter pulled down four passes for 57 yards while Kenny Jones had three catches for 59 yards.

Farmington 28, E.O. Smith 6
At Farmington
E.O. Smith (0-1)         0  6  0  0  — 6
Farmington (1-0)         6  6  10  6  — 28
First quarter
F: Mitchell Berlandy 5 run (run fails)
Second quarter
F: Ivan Guadalupe 1 run (pass failed)
EOS: Anthony Dignoti 15 pass from Kodey Duplissie (run fails)
Third quarter
F: Guadalupe 4 run (Jeremy Buck run)
F: Safety
Fourth quarter
F: Buck 2 run (pass fails)
Individual statistics
PASSING: Jeremy Buck (F) 11-19-1, 139
RUSHING: Mitchell Berlandy 5-24, Jeremy Buck 11-52, Colin Grattan 3-8, Ivan Guadalupe 18-95, Kenny Jones 4-23. Totals 41-202, 4 TDs
RECEIVING: Mitchell Berlandy 2-6, Anthony Carpenter 4-57, Ivan Guadalupe 2-17, Kenny Jones 3-59

Enfield 34, Granby 0
ENFIELD, Sept. 14 – Enfield limited Granby to just 54 yards of offense in a 34-0 victory on Friday night. Enfield had three sacks and two interceptions. Offensively, Lukasz Kluk and Avery Boissy (20-156 rushing) each ran for two TDs for the Raiders.

Enfield 34, Granby 0
At Enfield
Granby (0-1)            0  0  0  0  — 0
Enfield (1-0)            6  21  0  7  — 34
First quarter
E: Sean Gill 47 pass from Kyle Maynard (kick fails)
Second quarter
E: Lukasz Kluk 7 run (Anthony Trotta kick)
E: Avery Boissy 47 run (Trotta kick)
E: Boissy 2 run (Trotta kick)
Fourth quarter
E: Kluk 15 run (Trotta kick)

Morgan 40, Lewis Mills 6
CLINTON, Sept. 14 — The Huskies got their season off to a good start with a dominating victory at home in Clinton.