Saint Joseph School

January 2008 update has been posted (scroll up)

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Here is a look at the Flyer's 2007 schedule and final results:

Week 1 - at Vista Heights Bulldogs (win 24-20)
Week 2 - at Georgia Reynolds Eagles (loss 40-33)
Week 3 - at Saint Augustine Friars (loss 23-13)
Week 4 - at Jon Thomas Dye Marauders (win 14-10)
Week 5 - vs. Westfield Mustangs (win 25-23 ...

Coach Waters slipped away from the celebration for a few minutes to change out of his gatorade-soaked clothes. Didn't those kids realize it was cold out? After freshening up a bit, he went to his office to make some calls. Beatrice was there waiting for him.

"Did you hear?" she asked.

"Yeah, but ...

OVERTIME CONTINUED

This time, the crowd couldn't hold its breath. Lonnie Rayburn waved his arms in the air, telling the crowd to make some noise and drown out any calls Prescott was trying to make, and the Flyer’s fans complied. Tybalt made the call, but some of his linemen missed it. As soon as ...

OVERTIME

Coach Jeff Waters couldn't have been more proud of his team and how they held themselves together against the toughest team in the league. They were so close. He’d tried not to have a pessimistic attitude going into the game, but even he couldn't help but be intimidated by Prescott's ...

FOURTH QUARTER

A knot formed in Samantha Douglas's stomach as she watched the defensive plays from the sidelines.

"Go get 'em, Big Guy!" she said, punching Bryan Baxter on the arm for luck.

"25 more quarters!" he shot back. "That's this one plus the six championship games! I know you're bad ...

THIRD QUARTER

The cheer squad was on their feet when the Flyers came out of the lockers, with Kat and Ingrid leading the cheers. Brianna Landers was notably absent, but Jade Rooster's enthusiasm was enough for an entire squad on his own. He and Franky held up huge blue and white flags as the team ...

HALF TIME

The coach gathered the team around him at halftime. They'd had time to hydrate and thump each other on the back, but now it was time to get serious. He drew back to something his coach used to say to motivate his team back when he was in college. A faint smile crossed his face at the ...

SECOND QUARTER

The first few plays were stalemates, neither team willing to give the other an inch. The St. Josephs’ defense was spot on, Nigel Barlow deflecting a pass meant for Sylvester and Noah Ryder managed to chase down Grimalkin before the tight end gained much yardage.

On the Flyers ...

FIRST QUARTER

The Prescott Panthers flexed their muscles early, taking Bill Harrison’s opening kickoff and putting together a 16-play, 89 yard drive that bit a nice chunk off of the first quarter clock. Stephen Reed watched stoically from the sidelines as Prescott quarterback Dave Tybalt threw ...

PRE-GAME

Jeff Waters hadn't planned on saying anything. He didn't sit in his office wondering how to motivate the team like usual. This time he meant to speak from the heart, hoping he could find the right things to say when the time came. Father Shane had come in to offer a quick prayer and a ...

"Alright, what are you clowns laughing at?" barked Coach Waters as he entered the boisterous locker room. As soon as he spoke, thirty sets of eyes shifted in his direction and the normal pre-practice hi-jinks came to an abrupt conclusion. Secretly, the coach was happy to see the team in such good ...

Here is a look at the Flyer's 2007 schedule and results to date:

Week 1 - at Vista Heights Bulldogs (win 24-20)
Week 2 - at Georgia Reynolds Eagles (loss 40-33)
Week 3 - at Saint Augustine Friars (loss 23-13)
Week 4 - at Jon Thomas Dye Marauders (win 14-10)
Week 5 - vs. Westfield Mustangs (win 25 ...

FOURTH QUARTER

"Obviously I should give up coaching!" Waters shouted from the sideline, tossing his hat to the ground. "Or maybe I should just find myself a team who wants to win!"

Fueling his fire further, Jaynestown came up with a big play on special teams. Trevor Beake recovered a Flyers ...

THIRD QUARTER

Sister Mary Thomas sat in the stands huddled between two students too polite to move away. Now and again she'd move her arm from behind her crocheted blue and white stadium blanket to wave her pom-pom on a stick, joining in whatever chant the crowd had going. As the team emerged ...