Bulldogs tame Lions with 41-point first half

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

[L-V photo by Ron Willison] GETTING LOOSE AROUND the right side, Redbank ValleyÕs Kyle Lee (19) raced 41 yards for a touchdown as the Bulldogs took a 20-0 lead over Clarion-Limestone in the second quarter of FridayÕs conference game. Lee scored twice and ran for 121 yards on nine carries in the first half as Redbank rolled to a 47-13 win.

NEW BETHLEHEM – One way to avoid red-zone problems is to just stay out of the territory inside the opposition’s 20-yard line as much as possible.
Failure to cash in on red-zone opportunities plagued Redbank Valley in back-to-back losses but the Bulldogs might have figured out one way to overcome their difficulties in high percentage scoring area: Don’t venture in there any more than you have to.
Although Redbank went three-for-three in red zone chances against the Clarion-Limestone Lions, the Bulldogs initiated four touchdown plays from well outside prime scoring territory for quick-strike scores and roared to a 47-13 victory in a Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference Small School Division matchup on Friday.

For the complete story and photos, see the Oct. 19 issue of The Leader-Vindicator.

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