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Wayne beats Centerville 36-33 in double overtime to advance to regional final
Second OT, Wayne: Braxton Miller scored from 1 yard to give Wayne a 36-33 victory.
Second OT, Centerville: Chris Kuzma kicked a 21-yard field goal to put Centerville up 33-30.
First OT, Centerville: Centerville calls timeout with fourth-and-goal at the 5-yard line coming up. … QB Jon Overstreet then rolls right and tosses a TD pass to Shawn Johnson on the right side of the end zone. Chris Kuzma makes the kick to tie the game 30-30.
First OT, Wayne: Braxton Miller tossed a 20-yard scoring pass to Marcus Bonner on third down to Wayne up 30-23.
End regulation: Tied 23-23.
2:23, fourth: Wayne punts after a three-and-out, and the punt goes to the Centerville 3.
3:19, fourth: Centerville punts after a three-and-out, Wayne takes over on its own 49, still tied 23-23.
5:00, fourth: Wayne QB Braxton Miller kept the ball for the a 2-yard score to tie the game 23-23.
7:57, fourth: Wayne stops Centerville on fourth down and takes over at its own 36.
11:01, fourth: Wayne kicker Marshall Newsome booted a 44-yard field goal to pull Wayne within 23-16.
End third: Centerville leads 23-13. Wayne has second-and-14 on the Centertville 34 as the fourth quarter begins.
3:03, third: A Centerville missed 38-yard field goal gives Wayne the ball on its own 20.
5:53, third: Centerville’s Jay Mastin intercepted Wayne QB Braxton Miller and returned it to the Wayne 37.
7:42, third: Centerville QB Jon Overstreet finished an 11-play drive with a 1-yard TD push to increase Centerville’s lead to 23-13.
12:00, third: Centerville has the ball to open the second half.
Halftime: Centerville leads 16-13 after taking a 16-0 lead early in the second quarter. Centerville QB Jon Overstreet has rushed for 88 yards and a TD, and Wayne QB Braxton Miller has passed for 89 yards and a TD.
1:18, second: Wayne RB Anthone Taylor finished a 53-yard drive that took 52 seconds with a 2-yard scoring run to pull Wayne within 16-13.
2:10, second: After a second straight three-and-out by Centerville, Wayne takes over at its own 47. Centerville still leads 16-6.
3:11, second: On the first play of the drive, Wayne QB Braxton Miller connected with Anthone Taylor for a 44-yard score to pull Wayne within 16-6 after a failed two-point conversion try.
3:20, second: Centerville goes three-and-out, but a bad punt gives Wayne on its own 44.
5:12, second: Wayne punts, and Centerville takes over on its own 33.
7:13, second: Centerville RB Chris Barr rushed up the middle for a 9-yard TD on third-and-goal to push Centerville’s lead to 16-0. Elks QB Jon Overstreet has rushed for 84 yards on 11 carries.
8:36 second: Wayne QB Braxton Miller fumbled for the second time, and Centerville takes over at the Wayne 10. Centerville still leads 9-0.
9:20, second: Centerville RB Tristin Boykin fumbled on the sixth play of what looked like it would be another scoring drive and Wayne took over at its own 11:
11:50, second: Wayne QB Braxton Miller fumbled on the first play of the quarter and Centerville recovered at its own 43.
End first: Centerville leads 9-0. Wayne has first-and-10 on the Centerville 38 after converted a short fourth-and-1 and getting a 15-yard rush by Anthone Taylor on the next play.
2:07, first: Centerville kicker Chris Kuzma kicked a 34-yard field goal to finish a 10-play drive and push the Elks’ lead to 9-0.
7:03, first: Wayne went three-and-out for a second straight possession and punted. Centerville takes over at its own 44.
8:30, first: Centerville QB Jon Overstreet ran for 20 yards on a third-and-5 and scored from 7 yards on the next play, but Centerville missed the extra point to lead 6-0.
10:46, first: Wayne went three-and-out and punted on the opening possession.
12:00, first: Centerville will kick off to open the game.
PREGAME: With an hour to go, the middle areas of each stands are filling out at Welcome Stadium.
At 7 p.m., Centerville and Wayne will kick off their Division I, Region 4 semifinal for the chance to play either Colerain or St. Xavier in next weekend’s regional final (the state quarterfinal level).
It’s a rematch of a Week 8 game that Wayne won 34-10. In that game, Wayne QB and Ohio State recruit Braxton Miller passed for 225 yards and 2 TDs, continuing his career trend of strong performances against Greater Western Ohio Conference Central Division rival Elks.
Since starting 0-2, Wayne (8-3) has has won eight of nine games, with the only loss coming against Springfield (which is also still alive in the playoffs and will face defending state champion Hilliard Davidson in a Region 3 semifinal tonight). Miller has passed for 1,432 yards and 10 TDs and rushed for 465 yards and 11 TDs.
Centerville (9-2) has won three straight since consecutive losses to Northmont and Wayne threatened to derail what had before that been an undefeated season. Since rushing for 13 yards against Wayne in Week 8, fullback Chris Barr has played well with 85, 103 and 147 yards in the three games. QB Jon Overstreet (1,141 yards, 10 TDs) remains the team’s leading rusher.
The last time an area big-school team played in a regional final was in 2005, when Wayne beat Centerville 29-28 in the regional semifinal to advance. One of these teams will advance tonight, and Wayne is hoping for a repeat, both of 2005 and Week 8.
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By Cary
November 13, 2010 6:41 PM | Link to this
Lets go Wayne Warriors!
By The Doctor
November 13, 2010 7:08 PM | Link to this
Go Elks!
By Acehole
November 13, 2010 9:59 PM | Link to this
Wayne beats Centerville twice this year. I love it when that happens. Now I’m going to start cheering for the Elks that are going to OSU.
By Warrior625
November 13, 2010 10:01 PM | Link to this
WOW, survive and move on, way to go Wayne, I wish I was there, in Nashville but followed the game on the blog. What a way to win, good luck next week in the Regional Finals.
By Bolt/Wayne Fan
November 13, 2010 10:26 PM | Link to this
Love it so so much, Wayne beats Centerville, N’Mont beats Centerville. And as always Centerville Coach Ullery goes for it on 4th down when the games are on the line and fails to make a first down. Then the opposing teams score on him and win the game. Northmont did it twice and now Wayne tonight in the big game. Time to retire Ullery you are history. Terrible fan turnout tonight by Centerville fans guess they had to go to the opera instead. Colerain losses also Wayne easily we win State
By Elk Football Parent
November 13, 2010 10:29 PM | Link to this
I must agree that as a Elk parent I along with others are very disappointed with the way Coach Ullery and his staff handles the play calling. Maybe it is time for a change as the boys are boys not professionals as of yet.
By funny
November 13, 2010 10:40 PM | Link to this
I went 2 years ago to watch the elks play lakota and saw fans wearing were centerville and you are not…what a bunch of snobs. well I am glad i am not because I would be in the fetal position sucking my thumb crying. Were Wayne and your not…
By john
November 13, 2010 10:49 PM | Link to this
Who won Colerain or St. Xavier
By funny
November 13, 2010 10:53 PM | Link to this
st. x in overtime
By Worst Refs Ever
November 13, 2010 11:05 PM | Link to this
Centerville won the game on the field only to see the refs hand Wayne a late TD to tie the game. Everyone at the stadium knows the best team tonight was the Centerville Elks! Don’t worry, Wayne: your payback is coming next week when you get blown out!
By Best Game Ever
November 13, 2010 11:34 PM | Link to this
Cry Centerville Cry, ofcourse blame it on the refs, whom else not your coach for going for it on 4th down and not making it, not your kicker for shanking a simple extra point, not your defense line for not putting more pressure on Braxton Miller, not your fans for not showing up and supporting your school. Need I go on? Oh by the way meet me here next week when you see Wayne 36 St.X 14 .. mERRY CHRISTMAS elk
By Class of Mr Sheer
November 13, 2010 11:45 PM | Link to this
What a great battle. I am happy Wayne has done so good. Work hard and the best luck to you.
By Touchdown Tomas
November 13, 2010 11:45 PM | Link to this
Old line I’ve hear for years is C on Centerville sports logo stands for CHOKE. Never wanted to beleive it, but now I do. As don’t use that lame “the refs screwed us” stuff. If you’re a great team you don’t blow a 10-point lead in the playoffs.
By Ken Devine
November 14, 2010 12:36 AM | Link to this
Have to admit it, but I think the “C” does stand for “choke”. Centerville usually fields good teams in all sports but can never pull out the big win, whether it’s football, soccer, or basketball.
By What
November 14, 2010 12:43 AM | Link to this
Go Warriors! Blame it on the refs Centerville - is that why they moved the ball in your favor all night? You let Wayne back in the game after a ten point lead - bit you didn’t it! Never count the Warriors out!
By BuckeyeSam
November 14, 2010 1:08 AM | Link to this
I saw the second, third, and fourth quarters of the St. X-Colerain game. I haven’t seen Wayne play, but we’ll see. Don’t count out St. X. They’re offense is clicking, and their schedule is brutal. Where’s next week’s game? Miami U. or UD?
By WHSFAN89
November 14, 2010 1:23 AM | Link to this
You’re seriously blaming the refs? I would have to say the refs were bad on both sides tonight. Choke? I did not see a team that choked tonight at all. Give the Elks credit though, they played well and fought hard. It was a good game. WTG Warriors! We’re not looking ahead past next week, so no going to state will not be “easy”. Just take this one week at a time.
By Spike
November 14, 2010 7:57 AM | Link to this
Losing a 16 point lead and trying to blame it on officiating is not a “harm and cheerful” attitude but it’s typical of a delusional Centerville resident.
By well
November 14, 2010 8:12 AM | Link to this
I’m not a fan of either team and this looks like a great game for both teams…. however…. did Centerville really think they could win a championship with a team that doesn’t pass the football! I mean this qb threw one pass the whole game. Sorry people but this style will never win a championship… hate to break it to you.
By elks...sore losers!!!
November 14, 2010 9:03 AM | Link to this
Hey elks since the refs gave the game to the warriors I say play a 3rd time. I am sure they would like to beat you a 3rd time in 1 year….CRY BABIES
By HighSchoolFootballFan
November 14, 2010 9:04 AM | Link to this
Both teams played hard, and the officiating stunk on both sides. Can someone please explain “offensive encroachment”? Anthone Taylor’s quote after last week’s victory for Wayne against the Middies said it best: “No one wants it more than us.” Wayne proved that on the field last night. Let’s not leave out the 12th Man — Wayne Fans. Give yourselves a hand too for turning out huge, and early, and loudly chanting “D-FENSE, D-FENSE” to urge Wayne’s defense at critical times and just generally being supportive. Great win for the Warriors, and yes, a true “instant classic.”
By Ruad137
November 14, 2010 9:09 AM | Link to this
C’ville plays the same game year after year. Put 10 in the box & C’ville is toast. Over the last 20 yrs u would think they would have someone that could pass the ball.
By Fan man
November 14, 2010 10:24 AM | Link to this
offensive encroachment: In high school no player can line up in the neutral zone. Google NFHS rules you idiot.
By liberty
November 14, 2010 11:11 AM | Link to this
I am disappointed because my grandchild play on the wee elks but since I am a Wayne graduate I cannot say I am that upset. I go to many Centerville elks games and yes the Centerville crowd is slightly irrating with how they look down upon other not so fortunate communities. On the other hand, maybe Wayne fans are a little jealous.
By Wayne Grad
November 14, 2010 11:24 AM | Link to this
My family spent $90 to get tickets to this game and were so excited to go. Unfortunately we sat in a section with students that stood on the seats all night long. The student section should be roped off and at the TOP of the stadium. One student stood on the seat in front of me and his rear end was right in my face, so I asked him to please stand on the concrete. Well that got nasty comments for about a half an hour, such as “this is our school” and “she is just jealous!” Well it was my school too and not sure what I am supposed to be jealous of?? Funny thing is they were not even cheering!Thanks to the rude students, I will never buy tickets to a Wayne game again!
By HHGreen
November 14, 2010 11:30 AM | Link to this
You should feel happy you have students at a game. You must be some person that just wants to sit on your hands because your cold and clap every now and then. At least the fans from Wayne were thrilled to be there and the next one. We need some vocal people there at the game. I bet you would have had a better time listening to the game on the radio it sounds like.
By CincyFBFan
November 14, 2010 11:45 AM | Link to this
Not certain who wrote the St X-Colerain game was a OT Game It was not. St X had scored 24 points by the 3rd Qt. So how could St X win 24 to 23 in OT? As for Wayne. Great game and SHOULD you win next week against St X. I will cheer for you. However I will take St X over you. You have not played the same teams St X has. the Best in Ohio-Indiana-Pa- Dc- Il, Ky. Hello try these teams every year and then get back to me on who should be in the playoff.
By WHSFAN89
November 14, 2010 11:45 AM | Link to this
Waynegrad - come early to the game and sit towards the 50 because the students will sit off to the side. However, don’t expect to be sitting at the game, but we usually do not stand on the seat itself. Really Liberty, what do we Wayne fans have to be jealous about?
By clausen raine
November 14, 2010 12:47 PM | Link to this
Once again Centerville is so vain they think this 1950’s offense is going to win them games. First of all, your defense cannot defend the pass. Then you try to catch up with a 5 play offense. This offense does not prepare your kids for the next level. Maybe the lineman,. but no one else. Who rushes their QB 33 times. That’s insane!! Kudos to Wayne, they have your number with or without Braxton because they are more of a complete team. Ullery, times up!! C’ville fans have always been classless, no suprise. Their reputation is as bad as Ullery’s coaching staff.
By WHS class of 80
November 14, 2010 1:07 PM | Link to this
Great game way to go Warriors. Way to fight to the very end. Braxton hold onto the ball next week as we will not be able to overcome 3 turnovers. Wayne fans and students way to show up and be vocal. These games are first and foremost for the current students, second alumni, and third Huber Heights. So lady take your $ 90 and go enjoy a fine meal with classical music playing in the background for this is Saturday night in Ohio and it is time to get loud and play some FOOTBALL especially against our great rival, Centerville. Centerville fans Coach U is your coach so it is your decision, but go back and watch our first game this year. We, Wayne really dominated you and I mean dominated so your coaching staff actually out coached us this game and our coach went for 2 points in the first half. Who goes for 2 points in the first half down only 16 - 6? Enjoy your time Warrior players especially you seniors and lets go all the way in 2010.
By Frenchie
November 14, 2010 2:07 PM | Link to this
I would like to recognize DDN.COM on it’s great coverage of the Eaton/Springfield Shawnee game. I am sure that there many people following the team that also appreciates the coverage. Thank you for all the effort.
By Ron M.
November 14, 2010 3:42 PM | Link to this
Game will be at Welcome Stadium Saturday night @ 7. Let’s close down Huber Heights one more time Wayne fans!!!
By Say what?
November 15, 2010 9:12 AM | Link to this
I love it when I see comments from posters who say other communities are “snobs”, “vain” and “classless”. It really shows and is proof of who is classless and snobs. Get a life as this is only a high school football game. The game of life is much more important in the long run than who wins a game.
By Say What?
November 15, 2010 9:42 AM | Link to this
Thanks for proving my point. Classless morons unite.
By lisa
November 15, 2010 10:10 AM | Link to this
It’s funny that Wayne is being called ‘an inferior team from Dayton’ slotted to go up against St. X. If Wayne is inferior, what would a team they beat TWICE be called?? lol
By Why Not?
November 15, 2010 2:53 PM | Link to this
Because I have family and freinds in centerville and my freinds son play 4 the elks. I have no players on Fairmont’s pathetic teams.
By Why Not?
November 15, 2010 4:21 PM | Link to this
Kelly once again like many others you make a mistake by reading too much into my post. Just stating that we are far from snobby or “highfalutin” and yet people from cville enjoy our family.
By Why Not?
November 15, 2010 5:16 PM | Link to this
Kelly, I must say I enjoy my horse. How do you like riding your Jack-A*s? Your post is mostly unintelligible. You are right - I am out there in Warm and Cheerful Centerville. Do not believe everything you read on blogs! Gotcha sucker! YMFAAAH
By tim on the outside looking in
November 15, 2010 8:23 PM | Link to this
Why not? YOU HAVE GOT TO BE THE BIGGEST GAY DOUCHEBAG IN CENTERVILLE. YOUR POST ARE STUPID.
By WOW SUCH LOVE
November 16, 2010 7:44 AM | Link to this
How did we get off the subject of Football? Conclusion Centerville lost by not scoring more points then Wayne. Go Wayne score more points then St X.
By Wayne Parent
November 16, 2010 10:49 AM | Link to this
I am a Wayne fan (two daughters graduated) but I have a lot of respect for Centerville football. Coach Ullery has a solid system and his kids execute to perfection. He gets max performance out of the talent he has…
By Wayne Parent
November 16, 2010 10:59 AM | Link to this
… and as much as I love watching Wayne’s offense, Centerville’s system and play-calling are more solid because they are NOT predicated on any one player. We’ve seen that Wayne becomes a sub-par team without the QB, and Wayne fans were really holding their collective breath when Braxton limped off the field after one of his runs… C’villes only problem was not enough atheletes on defense to both contain Braxton and cover his receivers…
By Sad Day for Wayne
November 18, 2010 10:39 AM | Link to this
Many of these posts make the Wayne football community look like a bunch of low lifes. Using vulgar language and comments does not advance your cause but makes you look foolish and uneducated.
By Ditttto
November 19, 2010 10:56 AM | Link to this
I agree and the post confirms your thoughts.
By Yea thats it gay centervile
November 20, 2010 9:20 AM | Link to this
Have the posts removed..loser!