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Cape JV football stops two-point play, beats Sussex Tech Ravens 22-20
Vikings win battle of undefeated teams in crazy good game
October 31, 2013
Cape's Kyle Colburn drags the Sussex Tech defense for a Vikings first down in the 22-20 Cape victory. BY DAN COOK
The Cape JV defense allowed just three scores from the Ravens. Bryce Ayers, left, and Learris Griffin pull down the Sussex Tech quarterback for a Ravens loss. BY DAN COOK
Cape freshman Rasheed Woods runs through a Ravens tackle for a long gain. BY DAN COOK
Cape quarterback Learris Griffin avoids the Ravens rush and completes the pass to Brice Ayers. BY DAN COOK
Brice Ayers snags a Learris Griffin pass and runs to daylight up the sideline for a Vikings first down. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Michael Hopkins, left, and Rasheed Woods trap and tackle a Tech running back. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Kyle Colburn drags the Sussex Tech defense for a Vikings first down in the 22-20 Cape victory. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Brice Ayers, left, and Akilees Hobson meet the Tech fullback head on for a Ravens loss. BY DAN COOK
Cape quarterback Learris Griffin rolls out and looks for receiver Brice Ayers. BY DAN COOK
Cape linemen Trevon Horsey, left, and Derrick Wilson block a Tech defender. BY DAN COOK
The game was fast and physical, highlighted by big plays, strange laundry and stellar stops on defense. Cape's winning touchdown was made possible by a great second effort run by Kyle Colburn.
Learris Griffin reached across the goal line on a sneak for the touchdown, and Rahseed Woods, going down on the 4-yard line, somehow flew across the goal line for two points and a 22-14 Cape advantage.
The Ravens drove 70 yards, managed the clock and scored on the final play of the game to bring the score to 22-20.
A fullback up the middle was stopped short of the goal line as Cape celebrated the heart-pounding victory.
Cape closes out the JV season Monday, Nov. 4, at Sussex Central.
