MORAVIA —
The Moravia football team exploded for 42 second-half points to pick up its first win of the season, as the Mohawks defeated Seymour 48-14 in Eight-Player football action on Friday.
Spencer Stufflebeam rushed for five touchdowns and grabbed a touchdown pass from Briar Cochran as the Mohawks ended the season with a 1-9 record.
“It’s great to get a win for our seniors in our final game,” said Moravia coach Denny Whitlow. “Hopefully that can be a good springboard into next season.”
Stufflebeam’s rushing scores came from 43, 2, 4, 67 and 29 yards out. Gunner Miller added a 45-yard touchdown run for Moravia. Stufflebeam finished with 243 yards rushing while Miller added 93.
Calvin Walker had a pair of scoring runs for Seymour (1-8).
Moravia 48, Seymour 14
Sey 8 0 6 0 — 14
Mor 6 0 20 22 — 48
Scoring By Quarters
First Quarter
Mor — Spencer Stufflebeam 43-yard run (Kick failed)
Sey — Calvin Walker 14-yard run (Walker run)
Third Quarter
Mor — Gunner Miller 45-yard run (Kick failed)
Mor — Stufflebeam 3-yard pass from Briar Cochran (Run failed)
Mor — Stufflebeam 2-yard run (Dylan Conley pass from Cochran)
Sey — Walker 43-yard run (Run failed)
Fourth Quarter
Mor — Stufflebeam 4-yard run (Pass failed)
Mor — Stufflebeam 67-yard run (Eastlick pass from Cochran)
Mor — Stufflebeam 29-yard run (Donovan Beaty run)
MORAVIA TEAM STATISTICS
First downs 9
Rushes-yards 42-386
Passing yards 46
Total Yards 432
Comp-Att-Int 5-10-0
Return Yards 62
Fumbles-Lost 4-2
Penalties-Yds 5-50
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Moravia
RUSHING — Stufflebeam 22-243 yards, Miller 7-93.
PASSING — Cochran 5-10, 46 yards.
RECEIVING — Miller 1-24 yards, Seth Gray 1-14 yards.
TACKLES — Miller 14, Stufflebeam 15, Scott Close 15 (2 sacks), Conley 4 sacks.
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