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Panthers fall to Bobcats

COLUMBUS — Forget the 3-D glasses. The Chesapeake Panthers will be content with the 2-D kind.


With the running game missing Kaden Perkins from their duo that includes Drew Plantz, the Panthers became one dimensional in a 24-6 loss to the unbeaten Grandview Heights Bobcats on Friday.


Chesapeake (3-2) rushed for just 50 yards on 29 attempts and turned to quarterback Jacob Harris and wide receiver Evan Kerns to provide most of the offense. Harris was 11-of-17 for 159 yards and Kerns caught 6 passes for 135 yards and a touchdown.


Grandview Heights (5-0) didn’t fare much better with its offense by getting 207 total yards to 209 for the Panthers. The Bobcats ran for 144 yards and quarterbackJack Clifford was just 2-of-7 passing for 63 yards and an interception.


The team’s traded interceptions at the end of the first quarter and start of the second. Plantz picked off a Bobcats’ pass at the Panthers’ 16, but on a third down early in the second quarter the Bobcat’ Braddock Lusher intercepted a screen pass at the 42 and returned it for a touchdown.


Ryan Livingston-Sanders kicked the conversion and it was 7-0 at the 9:25 mark.


The Panthers got the ball back later in the quarter and on second down at their own 23, Harris hit Kerns on a 77-yard scoring play. The conversion failed and Chesapeake trailed 7-6 with 2:19 left in the half.


The Bobcats came out the second half and drove to the Chesapeake 14-yard line before the drive stalled and Livingston-Sanders booted a31-yard field goal to make it 10-6 with 5:14 on the clock.


Livingston-Sanders missed on a 39-yard attempt in the second quarter.


The Panthers were forced to punt on their next series and Owen Nugent returned the kick 58 yards to the Panthers’ 4-yard line. Henry Ohlinger scored on the next play and it was 17-6 with 44 seconds left in the quarter.


A short punt and a penalty on the Panthers gave the ball to the Bobcats in Chesapeake territory.


Clifford hit Will Sanzo with a 30-yard pass to the 2-yard line and Ohlinger did the honors again as he scored to make it 24-6 with 10:43 to play.


Chesapeake returns home to play Portsmouth next Friday in an Ohio Valley Conference game.


Chesapeake     0 6 0 0 = 6

Grandview Hts. 0 7 10 7 = 24

Second Quarter

GH — Braddock Lusher 42 interception return (Ryan Livingston-Sanders kick) 9:25

Ch — Ethan Kerns 77 pass from Jacob Harris (run failed) 2:19

Third Quarter

GH — Ryan Livingston-Sanders 31 field goal 5:14

GH — Henry Ohlinger 4 run (Ryan Livingston-Sanders kick) 0:44

Fourth Quarter

GH — Henry Ohlinger 2 run (Ryan Livingston-Sanders kick) 10:43

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Ch GH

First downs 8 10

Rushes-yards 29-50 31-144

Passing yards 159 63

Total yards 209 207

Cmp-Att-Int 11-17-1 2-7-1

Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0

Penalties-yards 7-60 5-40

Punts-average 4-27.8 1-45.0

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Individual Leaders

RUSHING–Chesapeake: Andrew Daniels 10-26, Jacob Harris 8-19, Drew Plantz 10-3, Evan Kerns 1-2; Grandview Hts: Henry Ohlinger 13-42 2-TD, Owen Nugent 4-47, Mario Ionno 4-36, Jack Clifford 3-3, BraddockLusher 3-13, Ben Matney 3-12, Team 2-minus 9..

PASSING–Chesapeake: Jacob Harris 11-17-1 159 TD; Grandview Hts: Jack Clifford 2-7-1 63.

RECEIVING–Chesapeake: Evan Kerns 7-135 TD, Drew Plantz 3-20, Andrew Isaacs 1-4; Grandview Hts: Owen Nugent 1-33, Will Sanzo 1-30.

MISSED FIELD GOALS–Grandview Heights: Ryan Livingston-Sanders, 39.

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