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Game Recap – Prairie 49 Kelso 0

Written by Bryan Levesque on October 22, 2011

Prairie took little time to jump all over the visiting Kelso Hilanders. Falcons QB Colin Seitz threw a touchdown pass to Ansel Cecil on the first play of the game from 65 yards out. The next 5 scores were all touchdowns by WR Jesse Zalk, two via the pass from Seitz, two via punt returns and one via the run for good measure. Prairie led 28-0 after the first quarter. Seitz threw for 221 yards and 3 touchdowns. Zalk had 94 receiving yards on just 5 catches. Kelso was led by RB Slate Miller who rushed for 48 yards on 13 carries. Prairie won their 5th game of the season, the first 5 win season for Prairie since 1997. The win over Kelso broke a 14 game losing streak to the Hilanders. The last Falcons win over Kelso was also at District Stadium, a 21-7 Prairie win back in 1985.

Prairie improves their record to 5-3 on the season and 4-2 in league play with the win. The Falcons will play Battle Ground (4-4) Friday at District Stadium, 7:00 p.m as the road team. Kelso falls to 3-5 on the season and 2-3 in league play with the loss. The Hilanders will host Camas (7-1 5-0) Friday at Schroeder Field, 7:00 p.m.

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FINAL
Team
1
2
3
4
Total
Kelso Hilanders
0
0
0
0

0
Prairie Falcons
28
7
7
7

49

First quarter

P — Ansel Cecil 65 pass from Colin Seitz (kick failed)
P — Jesse Zalk 60 punt return (Zalk pass from Cecil)
P — Zalk 9 run (Max Riemer kick)
P — Zalk 51 punt return (Riemer kick)

Second quarter

P — Zalk 51 pass from Seitz (Riemer kick)

Third quarter

P — Zalk 21 pass from Seitz (Riemer kick)

Fourth quarter

P — Nick Gawley 22 run (Riemer kick)

Individual statistics

Rushing — Kelso — Chauncey Goudy 10-20, Slate Miller 13-48, Corbin Sims 5-0, Taylor Radcliffe 12-47, Tyson Johnson 1-3, Aaron Adams 5-25; Prairie — Colton Prestwich 2-(minus 1), Jesse Zalk 1-9, Colin Seitz 2-(minus 27), David Taylor 1-1, Tyler Vea 5-60, Zach Poulin 1-2, Nick Gawley 2-35, Andy Hak 2-2, Brendan Bussey 2-0.

Passing — Kelso — Sims 3-11-2-20, Adams 0-1-0-0; Prairie — Seitz 13-19-1-221

Receiving — Kelso — Alex McCormick 1-2, Radcliffe 1-7, Cole Osborn 1-11 ; Prairie: Ansel Cecil 1-65, Zalk 5-94, Prestwich 3-32, David Taylor 1-6, Vea 3-24.

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Comments

4 Responses to “Game Recap – Prairie 49 Kelso 0”

  1. wow on October 23rd, 2011 5:20 pm

    did not see this coming

  2. Fan on October 23rd, 2011 5:40 pm

    I know Prairie hasn’t faced very tough opponents the last 2 weeks… but i would be scared to play the Falcons right now! their defense is playing well and hasn’t given up a point in 10 quarters (2.5 games) and Seitz is on fire, and with all the speed and weapons they have on offense!! Prairie is going to be a handful for BG and their next opponents if they make it to the playoffs!!!!!!!

  3. wow on October 23rd, 2011 6:39 pm

    if mv takes care of river prairies in. and the falcons would have come very close to shutting out river ( a very good team) without alot the penelties they had to over come
    i agree fan. they have alot of momentum right now

  4. ScoreCzar on October 24th, 2011 7:28 pm

    Prairie has shot up the computer charts in the 2nd half of the season. Some may disagree, but the numbers have Prairie rated as the #8 team in 3A – MV #9. May not seem to make sense, but the Falcons have been very impressive lately.

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