Jackson Northwest lost its opener Friday to Lansing Catholic Central, 49-20, at home, according to the Jackson Citizen Patriot and MLive's high school sports site.
Read the game story here.
In Week 2, the Mounties play at St. Johns, which beat Charlotte, 54-21, on the road in its season opener.
Northwest lost to St. Johns 35-20 a year ago. The Mounties are 0-5 against the Redwings.
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Sunday, August 29, 2010
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Jackson Northwest Mounties drop season opener to Lansing Catholic Central
The Jackson Northwest Mounties lost their season opener, 28-20, on the road Friday night at Lansing Catholic Central, according to the Jackson Citizen Patriot.
"I'm disappointed, but I still have confidence in my team," coach Eddie Cobb told the Citizen Patriot.
Citizen Patriot story: Northwest done in by second quarter in loss to Lansing Catholic Central
Game stats from MLive: Jackson Northwest @ Lansing Catholic Central - Football
The Mounties are now 5-11 against the Cougars since the teams first played in 1984. See Rivals Archive.
Next week, Northwest will host St. Johns at 7 p.m. Thursday (yes, Thursday) at Mountie Stadium. St. Johns beat Charlotte Friday night, 31-21.
"I'm disappointed, but I still have confidence in my team," coach Eddie Cobb told the Citizen Patriot.
Citizen Patriot story: Northwest done in by second quarter in loss to Lansing Catholic Central
Game stats from MLive: Jackson Northwest @ Lansing Catholic Central - Football
The Mounties are now 5-11 against the Cougars since the teams first played in 1984. See Rivals Archive.
Next week, Northwest will host St. Johns at 7 p.m. Thursday (yes, Thursday) at Mountie Stadium. St. Johns beat Charlotte Friday night, 31-21.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Northwest football archive: Sept 14, 1984
Lansing Catholic Central 41
Northwest 6
Mountie Stadium
Sept. 27, 1985
This story has been republished from the Leslie Local.
"Mounties Lose With Weak Defense"
By Jeff Rietsma
Once again weak defense cost the game for the Northwest Mounties (0-2), as Lansing Catholic Central (2-0) romped over Northwest, 41-6.
Northwest's passing and rushing Saturday combined for a total of 117 yards. Lansing Catholic's Jon Tellier ran a total of 98 yards and scored two touchdowns in the first quarter alone.
On Northwest's first possession of the game David Weller's punt was partially blocked, putting the ball at Northwest's 37 for Lansing Catholic. Tellier ran the final 10 yards to score the Cougars first touchdown. With a conversion, it was 7-0.
Northwest got the ball back only to have Scott Robertson's pass intercepted by Greg Pirochta, who ran it back 32 yards to the Mounties' 38. Again, Tellier capped the series with a 2-yard run, scoring the second of his three touchdowns of the night. The extra point was wide to the right, leaving the Mounties trailing 13-0.
Bad went to worse as the Cougars struck again in the second quarter. Lansing Catholic's offense marched 43 yards in five plays, including passes of 22 and 11 yards, to put them up 20-0.
The fourth touchdown for Lansing Catholic came on their next possession. Weller's punt was blocked and recovered by Lansing Catholic at the Northwest 7. Runs of 6 and 1 yards by Jon Tellier inflated Lansing Catholic's lead to 27-0.
With 1:02 left to play in the half, Brian Jaccobs of the Cougars caught a 12-yard pass from his teammate-quarterback, David Hudson, to end a 67-yard drive.
For the second time in two games, Northwest went into the locker room without a point at the end of the first half. But Head Coach Tom Goodwin is quite confident about the team.
"We have the ability, we just have to put it all together," he said.
The Mounties finally got on the scoreboard with 2:31 to play in the third quarter. Northwest's Quinn Snedeker recovered a fumble at the Mountie 30-yard line. The 70-yard drive included 32 yard runs by Juniors Ed Mosson and Bruce Thomas. Jay Ciokajlo got in the end zone from 6 yards out to give Northwest its only touchdown. The 2-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful, and at the end of the third quarter the score found Lansing Catholic in control at 34-6.
The Cougars John Maloney scored one more touchdown on a 76-yard drive, making it 41-6 as a final.
One of the many factors of the loss seemed to be Northwest quarterback Scott Robertson's inability to hit his receivers. His longest complete pass was a 17-yarder caught by Don Sniffen in the fourth quarter. Robertson was also sacked four times.
"Scott is a good, solid quarterback, he just needs to get the feel of things before we can start producing points," stated Tom Goodwin.
"The one thing our team lacks is aggressiveness," he added.
Northwest will resume Friday night football action this week against Lake Odessa Lakewood. Lakewood is 2-0 this season and is coming off a 7-0 victory over Charlotte. It will be Parents Night at Northwest Stadium, where kick-off will be 7:30.
Coach Goodwin is ready for them.
"They better bring a lot of players!" he threatened.
Northwest 6
Mountie Stadium
Sept. 27, 1985
This story has been republished from the Leslie Local.
"Mounties Lose With Weak Defense"
By Jeff Rietsma
Once again weak defense cost the game for the Northwest Mounties (0-2), as Lansing Catholic Central (2-0) romped over Northwest, 41-6.
Northwest's passing and rushing Saturday combined for a total of 117 yards. Lansing Catholic's Jon Tellier ran a total of 98 yards and scored two touchdowns in the first quarter alone.
On Northwest's first possession of the game David Weller's punt was partially blocked, putting the ball at Northwest's 37 for Lansing Catholic. Tellier ran the final 10 yards to score the Cougars first touchdown. With a conversion, it was 7-0.
Northwest got the ball back only to have Scott Robertson's pass intercepted by Greg Pirochta, who ran it back 32 yards to the Mounties' 38. Again, Tellier capped the series with a 2-yard run, scoring the second of his three touchdowns of the night. The extra point was wide to the right, leaving the Mounties trailing 13-0.
Bad went to worse as the Cougars struck again in the second quarter. Lansing Catholic's offense marched 43 yards in five plays, including passes of 22 and 11 yards, to put them up 20-0.
The fourth touchdown for Lansing Catholic came on their next possession. Weller's punt was blocked and recovered by Lansing Catholic at the Northwest 7. Runs of 6 and 1 yards by Jon Tellier inflated Lansing Catholic's lead to 27-0.
With 1:02 left to play in the half, Brian Jaccobs of the Cougars caught a 12-yard pass from his teammate-quarterback, David Hudson, to end a 67-yard drive.
For the second time in two games, Northwest went into the locker room without a point at the end of the first half. But Head Coach Tom Goodwin is quite confident about the team.
"We have the ability, we just have to put it all together," he said.
The Mounties finally got on the scoreboard with 2:31 to play in the third quarter. Northwest's Quinn Snedeker recovered a fumble at the Mountie 30-yard line. The 70-yard drive included 32 yard runs by Juniors Ed Mosson and Bruce Thomas. Jay Ciokajlo got in the end zone from 6 yards out to give Northwest its only touchdown. The 2-point conversion attempt was unsuccessful, and at the end of the third quarter the score found Lansing Catholic in control at 34-6.
The Cougars John Maloney scored one more touchdown on a 76-yard drive, making it 41-6 as a final.
One of the many factors of the loss seemed to be Northwest quarterback Scott Robertson's inability to hit his receivers. His longest complete pass was a 17-yarder caught by Don Sniffen in the fourth quarter. Robertson was also sacked four times.
"Scott is a good, solid quarterback, he just needs to get the feel of things before we can start producing points," stated Tom Goodwin.
"The one thing our team lacks is aggressiveness," he added.
Northwest will resume Friday night football action this week against Lake Odessa Lakewood. Lakewood is 2-0 this season and is coming off a 7-0 victory over Charlotte. It will be Parents Night at Northwest Stadium, where kick-off will be 7:30.
Coach Goodwin is ready for them.
"They better bring a lot of players!" he threatened.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Rivals archive: Northwest vs. Lansing Catholic Central
Northwest has played Lansing Catholic Central 17 times.
The Cougars lead the series 12-5
2010s
2010 - Lansing Catholic Central 49, Northwest 20
2000s
2009 - Lansing Catholic Central 28, Northwest 10
2008 - Northwest 41, Lansing Catholic Central 13
2007 - Lansing Catholic Central 21, Northwest 14
2006 - Lansing Catholic Central 13, Northwest 0
2005 - Northwest 48, Lansing Catholic Central 39
2004 - Lansing Catholic Central 32, Northwest 14
2003 - Lansing Catholic Central 28, Northwest 8
2002 - Lansing Catholic Central 20, Northwest 0
2001 - Lansing Catholic Central 49, Northwest 12
2000 - Lansing Catholic Central 35, Northwest 13
1990s
1999 - Northwest 33, Lansing Catholic Central 17
1998 - Lansing Catholic Central 36, Northwest 18
1997 - Northwest 28, Lansing Catholic Central 23
1996 - Northwest 35, Lansing Catholic Central 6
1980s
1985 - Lansing Catholic Central 47, Northwest 7
1984 - Lansing Catholic Central 41, Northwest 6
Scores come from michigan-football.com.
The Cougars lead the series 12-5
2010s
2010 - Lansing Catholic Central 49, Northwest 20
2000s
2009 - Lansing Catholic Central 28, Northwest 10
2008 - Northwest 41, Lansing Catholic Central 13
2007 - Lansing Catholic Central 21, Northwest 14
2006 - Lansing Catholic Central 13, Northwest 0
2005 - Northwest 48, Lansing Catholic Central 39
2004 - Lansing Catholic Central 32, Northwest 14
2003 - Lansing Catholic Central 28, Northwest 8
2002 - Lansing Catholic Central 20, Northwest 0
2001 - Lansing Catholic Central 49, Northwest 12
2000 - Lansing Catholic Central 35, Northwest 13
1990s
1999 - Northwest 33, Lansing Catholic Central 17
1998 - Lansing Catholic Central 36, Northwest 18
1997 - Northwest 28, Lansing Catholic Central 23
1996 - Northwest 35, Lansing Catholic Central 6
1980s
1985 - Lansing Catholic Central 47, Northwest 7
1984 - Lansing Catholic Central 41, Northwest 6
Scores come from michigan-football.com.
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