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BREWER – Quarterback Ricky Porter carried the ball 11 times for 119 yards and a touchdown Friday night, leading the Brewer Witches to 34-0 Pine Tree Conference Class B homecoming football victory over Hampden Academy.
In the third quarter, Porter ran 49 yards for a touchdown on an outside option, a play coach Ed Ortego believed sealed the game.
“We really started to pull away in the second half,” said Ortego. “After that play, we knew we had control of the game.”
With the help of the offensive line, the Witches were able to rush for 330 yards.
“Our line was blocking really well and our reads were good,” said fullback Ben Caldwell, who finished with 70 yards and two touchdowns.
Defensively, Matt Wilson recovered a Bronco fumble in the second quarter, returning it for a 61-yard score.
“Our defense was stellar,” said Caldwell, “especially in the first half.”
The Witches defense was able to step in the way of Chris Morris four times during the game, with cornerback Ricky Adams picking off two passes.
“The kids played hard tonight,” said Ortego. “I thought we came out pretty fast. [Hampden] is a big, physical team and we knew they would come at us real hard.”
Hampden 0 0 0 0 – 0
Brewer 7 7 13 7 – 34
B – Caldwell 7 run (Juilli kick)
B – Wilson 61 fumble return (Juilli kick)
B – Caldwell 2 run (Juilli kick)
B – Porter 49 run (kick failed)
B – Wilson 18 run (Brown kick)
Mattanawcook 20, Bucksport 6
At Bucksport, the Lynx rushed for 154 yards to help the team remain undefeated.
Duncan Markie led the way for Mattanawcook Academy of Lincoln with 19 carries for 90 yards, while Randy Reed rushed for 43 yards and a touchdown.
Quarterback Dylan Hanscom completed 5 of 7 passes, including a 14-yard touchdown completion. Hanscom also picked off a Bucksport pass, returning it for a 50-yard score.
Joe Robicheau guided the Golden Bucks offense with 96 yards on 30 carries. The Bucks tallied 180 total yards.
Mattanawcook (5-0) 7 7 6 0 – 20
Bucksport (2-3) o 0 0 6 – 6
MA – Reed 40 run (Robinson kick)
MA – Hanscom 50 interception return (Robinson kick)
MA – Kimball 14 pass from Hanscom (Kick failed)
B – Robicheau 4 run (rush failed)
MCI 48, Dexter 18
At Pittsfield, the Huskies ran for 267 yards and threw for 230 yards to roll past Dexter.
Victor Quint completed a 51-yard pass to Adam Connors in the first quarter to ignite Maine Central Institute early. Quint also completed a 43-yard pass to Connors in the third quarter.
On the other side of the ball, Quint picked off Dexter quarterback Steven Robinson.
Dexter 6 6 6 0 – 18
MCI 12 0 14 22 – 48
MCI – Gregory 2 run (rush failed)
MCI – Connors 51 pass from Quint (rush failed)
D – Lockhart 4 run (rush failed)
D – Spizuoco 33 pass from Robinson (rush failed)
MCI – Quint 28 run (Quint rush)
MCI – Connors 43 pass from Quint (rush failed)
D – Cousins 46 run (rush failed)
MCI – Jones 18 run (Smedberg kick)
MCI – Dyer 4 run (Smedberg kick)
MCI – Laffelle 12 run (Quint rush)
Old Orchard 28, Rockland 16
At Old Orchard Beach, Dustin Bouchard ran for 157 yards on 24 carries and scored two touchdowns to lead the Seagulls past the Tigers.
Old Orchard Beach rushed for 306 yards with no passing yards. Mike Marsh finished with 152 yards on 17 carries, including a 33-yard touchdown run.
Andrew Weiss paced Rockland with 95 rushing yards and two conversion rushes. The Tigers finished with 187 rushing yards on 33 carries.
Rockland (3-2) 8 8 0 0 – 16
Old Orchard (4-1) 6 0 14 8 – 28
R – Marsh 33 run (Weiss rush)
OOB – Perrone 3 run (pass failed)
R – Marsh 1 run (Weiss rush)
OOB – Bouchard 14 run (Weibezahl kick)
OOB – Perrone 8 run (Weibezahl kick)
OOB – Bouchard 5 run (Murphy pass from Perrone)
Livermore Falls 26, Madison 12
At Madison, Ryan Webster ran for two, 4-yard touchdowns and one for 19 yards to carry the Andies past the Bulldogs.
The Bulldogs got on the board first when Josiah Wing connected on a 58-yard pass to Tim Fortin. Wing was going to punt, but the snap sailed over his head. He tracked it down and found Fortin.
The Andies responded with three unanswered touchdowns, two by Webster and another 19-yard run by Mark O’Shea. The Andies finished with 259 rushing yards on 55 carries and quarterback Mike Nichols completed 3 of 5 passes for 50 yards.
Madison added its second touchdown with 1:06 left in he first half when Woody Noyes ran one in from 37 yards.
Fortin paced the Madison defense with 17 tackles while D.J. Dorion had eight and Ryan Carpenter, Garrick Brown and Alex Grover had seven apiece.
Livermore Falls (2-3) 6 12 8 0 – 26
Madison (1-4) 6 6 0 0 – 12
M – Fortin 58 pass from Wing (kick failed)
LF – Webster 19 run (kick failed)
LF – O’Shea 19 run (kick failed)
LF – Webster 4 run (kick failed)
M – Noyes 37 run (pass failed)
LF – Webster 4 run (O’Shea rush)
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