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Vikings and Ravens battle to 8-8 tie in junior varsity football

Tyrek Burton pops a reverse back to the middle and he could go all the way. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Dave Frederick
October 4, 2011
Scott Wolk crosses the plane of the goal line and sticks the landing as the Ravens tied Cape 8-8. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Tyrek "Pop" Burton runs to daylight on a reverse. BY DAVE FREDERICK
L.T. Hazzard walks the far sidelines and he is gone. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Brandon Bailey gains tough yardage. BY DAVE FREDERICK
No. 2 Nathan Justis and No. 10 Kevin Wright look up and back for the football. Wright would catch the pass from D.D. Gooch, his third reception of the game, but the Vikings could not punch in the game-winning touchdown. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Juan Saez drags down the Ravens' leading runner Scott Wolk behind the line of scrimmage. "I'm like Ray Lewis," Saez said after the game. BY DAVE FREDERICK
Juan Saez hits it up inside for some tough yards. BY DAVE FREDERICK

A hard-hitting junior varsity football game between Cape Henlopen and Sussex Tech Oct. 3 ended in an 8-8 tie.

L.T. Hazzard scored in the first period on a long 60-yard run down the right sideline for the Vikings.  He then took a handoff from D.D. Gooch and powered the ball across the goal line for the two-point conversion.

The Ravens recovered a Cape fumble in the third period and took advantage of a short field with Scott Wolk running behind the left side of his line for a five-yard touchdown. Wolk, a former Beacon Middle School player, then powered his way into the end zone for the game-tying two-point conversion.

Junior varsity Monday afternoon games at Cape begin at 4 p.m. They are free and have started to attract medium-sized crowds who come to cheer for their teams.

Cape's junior varsity will next host Milford at 4 p.m., Monday, Oct. 10.

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