Ethan Paxton’s 59 yard touchdown rush in the first quarter spearheaded Team West to a 21-0 shutout victory over Team East at the 2014 Steel City Bowl.
In the second quarter, Joseph Radojewski connected with Tyrel Collins Reid for a 100 yard touchdown reception to increase Team West’s lead 14-0.
Late in the fourth quarter, Troy Perez recovered a fumble in the end zone to secure the victory.
Paxton was named Team West MVP as he rushed for 100 yards on 14 carries and added a rushing touchdown. Josh Madden was selected as Team East MVP.
2014 Steel City Bowl Summary
West 21 vs. East 0
- Team Time Play Convert Running
1st West 7:41 Ethan Paxton, 59 yard run no good W 6-0
2nd West 10:20 Tyrel Collins Reid from Joseph Radojewski, 100 yds Christian Sirko (2) W 14-0
4th West 11:43 Troy Perez, fumble recover in end zone Aaron Kovacs W 21-0
TEAM STATS
West East
Rushing (att.-yds.) 24-119 19-117
Passing Yards 209 42
– Team Losses 27 -36
Net Offence 301 123
First Downs 9 9
Return Yards 37 49
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-2
Interceptions by 1 0
Penalties-Yards 6-57 6-40
INDIVIDUAL STATS
WEST REBELS
Rushing (atts.-yds.) Ethan Paxton 14-100, td Josh Madden 3-61
Ethan Belbeck 3-22 Shakeal Davis 3-26
Receiving (cat.-yds.) Tyrel Collins Reid 1-100, td Munashe Muneka 3-26
Austin Adams 1-43 Michael Ciavarella 1-14
Passing Ethan Belbeck 3-4-0-0 Cameron McKay 3-6-0-0
(comp.-atts.-tds-int) Joseph Radojewski 3-5-1-0 Josh Madden 2-10-0-1
Ethan Paxton 1-1-0-0
Award Winners (as selected by Tiget Cat Alumni)
Best Offensive Lineman Aaron Kovacs (Sir Allan MacNab) Blaec Bevan (Glendale)
Best Running Back Tyrel Collins Reid (St. Mary) Doug Granger (Churchill)
Best Receiver Christian Sirko (Westdale) Munashe Muneka (C Newman)
Best Def. Lineman Jordan Perez (Sir Allan MacNab) Michael McKean (Sherwood)
Best Linebacker Troy Rochon (Sir Allan MacNab) Hayden McMullen (Sherwood)
Best Def. Back Mitch Garland (Westdale) Michael Ciavarella (Sherwood)
M.V.P. Ethan Paxton (Westdale) Josh Madden (Churchill)
(Game stats courtesy of John Metcalfe)
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