Friday, October 4, 2019

Week Six Recap.

Written Friday October 4th at 11:20 PM

INSIDE THE OAA TOP 10.

1. West Bloomfield
2. Lake Orion
3. Oak Park
4. Groves
5. North Farmington
6. Farmington
7. Adams
8. Seaholm
9. Stoney Creek
10. Clarkston

Week Six Scores.

BERKLEY 48, PONTIAC 6.
NORTH FARMINGTON 42, ROYAL OAK 8.
FARMINGTON 51, AVONDALE 24.
Allen Park 8, FERNDALE 0.
TROY ATHENS 44, ROCHESTER 38 3 OT.
GROVES 49, TROY 0.
OAK PARK 41, SEAHOLM 21.
STONEY CREEK 27, OXFORD 14.
WEST BLOOMFIELD 30, ADAMS 6
LAKE ORION 42, BLOOMFIELD HILLS 6
CLARKSTON 22, SOUTHFIELD ARTS AND TECH 21 OT.


BIG WIN: Clarkston: The Wolves battled with a depleted roster on homecoming against Southfield Arts and Tech. They went into overtime and got a touchdown and went two on a gutsy call from coach Kurt Richardson. The move paid off as freshman running back Ethan Clark scored the winning two point score to send the Clarkston faithful happy in a 22-21 overtime victory on Friday night. The win saved the Wolves season putting them at 3-3 and sending the Warriors to 3-3 as well. Clarkston heads to Adams next week while Southfield Arts and Tech hosts Oxford.

TOUGH LOSS: Rochester: The Falcons and Red Hawks have a rivalry. Rochester beat Troy Athens 27-20 in overtime last season in Troy. This season it was the Red Hawks that went into Rochester and beat the Falcons 44-38 in triple overtime ruining their homecoming. Troy Athens sits at 3-3 while Rochester falls to 1-5 on the season. The Red Hawks will host Seaholm next week while the Falcons travel to Lake Orion to play the Dragons.

WHAT HAPPENED: Adams: What happened to the Highlanders??? Adams did not play well against West Bloomfield and it showed with the Lakers winning 30-6 on Friday night in the Swamp on homecoming night. Donovan Edwards had an outstanding game against a stout Highlanders defense scoring three touchdowns. Adams offense has been a problem since the Lake Orion game, they have only scored 50 points since their 36-31 loss to the Dragons in week three. The Highlanders sit at 4-2 on the season and will host Clarkston next week. West Bloomfield sits at 5-1 hosts Bloomfield Hills next week.

TEAM THAT NEED A HUG: Seaholm: The Maples lost their second straight game on Friday night to Oak Park 41-21. Seaholm was in it most of the game but it wasn’t enough against an explosive Knights team. The Maples sit at 4-2 and plays at Troy Athens next week while Oak Park who is 5-1 hosts Troy.

ARE YOU KIDDING ME: Royal Oak: I had a feeling that this was coming with the Ravens. Royal Oak fell to North Farmington 42-8 on their homecoming. The Ravens now are 1-5 on the season and will play Pontiac next week while North Farmington is 6-0 for the first time since 1988 plays Okemos next week.

TEAM THAT ME SHAKE MY HEAD: Troy: The Colts are scoreless for the sixth straight game as they were shutout by Groves 49-0. Troy who is 0-6 has Oak Park next week while the Falcons who are 5-1 plays Stoney Creek next week.

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I have highest function of autism (Asperger Syndrome.) I'm a huge Dallas Stars fan. I like to play and watch football, especially when the Dragons play on Friday nights. I am a 2006 alum and used to play football for the Dragons. I ran track, I ran the 100, 200, 400 meter dashes along with shot-put and discus. During my time in Orion I was a manager for Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team. I'm the volleyball, girls basketball, and football announcer for the team and do the book on the road for girls basketball. I do the clock for volleyball in the fall along with girls basketball in the winter and announce some boys basketball games as well. In the spring I coach shot-put at Scripps Middle School, in my fifth season coaching. I run the shot-put for high school meets. I played Special Olympics Basketball, I've won three gold medals for them. I host "Between Taorminas" which is on ONTV along with a podcast called "OAA Now". In other various things outside of Lake Orion, I love to jet ski over Saginaw Bay. Saginaw Bay is basically my life. I'm a trained weather spotter for the National Weather Service for Oakland and Huron counties.