(9-9-17) Former Stateline area coaches went 2-1 on Friday night.

The lone loss on Friday was in Arizona when former Celina Coach Mike Fell and his Mountain View (2-1) Toros lost their first game of the season 26-7 to Pinnacle.

Fell told mynewsmeas.com after the game:

“I felt like coming in this would show what type of team we are. I still believe that we can play with these guys. I still think we are good enough.”

The Toros, who are now 2-1, will play Mountain Pointe next week.

Pinnacle           3   16   0   7  –  26
Mountain View      0    0   7   0  –   7

Another former Celina Coach Jared Rolfes, continues to enjoy the drama his Page (NC) Pirates provide every week.  Taking it down to the final seconds is quickly becoming a normal part of the Pirates game-plan.

This week, Thomas Murray’s 19-yard field goal with 1:43 to play in the game was the difference in Page’s 19-16 win at Eastern Guilford.  But his punt in the third quarter could have been the key in the last minute win, Eastern Guilford had gone up 9-0 with 8:06 in the quarter, the Wildcats would then stop the Pirates on the next drive, but thanks to Murray nailing a 44-yard punt that would put Eastern with their backs against the wall on their own 1-yard line.

Rolfes told greensboro.com after the game:

“People fail to remember that when you have a kicker who can put you in position to be successful, that’s huge. Tonight we won because he gave us those three points and because he flipped the field.”

Page                    0     0      9     10 —  19
Eastern Guilford      	0     0      9      7 —  16

In Missouri, former Kenton Coach Mike Mauk and his Glendale Falcons ended a 2-game losing streak, beating Lebanon 51-42.

Former Kenton QB Alex Huston (Sr) was back to playing Falcon football going 29 for 46 with 346 yards and seven touchdowns.