Archived Game Summaries/Results/Awards--Fall, 2010

9/03/10
Lake Forest Frosh A & B 41 - Brooks 16
The Lake Forest A team played the first half of this game and the Lake Forest B team played the second half.  Lake Forest dominated this game in all three phases.  Offensively they were led by Hub Cirame, who scored 3 touchdowns.  Wylie Hardy also ran the ball very hard for the Scouts.  Defensively, Geno Quaid was in on many tackles and Charlie Moss had some really big hits in the game.  The Scouts blocked a punt which set up a Lake Forest touchdown.  The Scouts moved to 2-0 on the season.  Lake Forest’s next game is against Zion Benton on Saturday, 9/11/10. 

8/28/10
Lake Forest Frosh A 33 - Palatine 6
Lake Forest dominated this game in all three phases.  Offensively, Lake Forest got 3 touchdown passes by Regis Durbin of 56 yards, 7 yards, and 8 yards.  David Glynn was on the receiving end of the 56-yard touchdown and the 8-yard touchdown.  Trent Williams caught the other touchdown pass.  Harry Funk anchored the offensive line for the Scouts. 

Defensively, the Scouts were led by Andrew Nelson with 2 interceptions.  The Lake Forest defense pressured Palatine’s quarterback all day long.  Alec Bozorgi led the way with 2 sacks.  Jared Zenni put pressure from the defensive line position.  The Scouts defense held Palatine to under 50 yards of offense.  The Scouts special teams got on the scoreboard with 2 punt returns for touchdowns by Connor Adams.  The first was a 32-yard return and the second was a 58-yard return. 

It was a great way to start the season as the Scouts moved to 1-0 on the year.  Lake Forest’s next game is against Brooks at 5:00 pm on Friday, 9/3/10.

Archived Game Summaries/Results/Awards--Fall, 2009

10/15/09
Lake Forest Frosh A 12 - Lake Zurich 6
Lake Forest got a big win vs. Lake Zurich on Thursday.  It was a hard fought battle in really
tough weather conditions, but Lake Forest prevailed 12-6.  Lake Forest got an early lead on
a touchdown pass from Tucker Wilson to Carter Bass.  The extra point was blocked, so
Lake Forest had a 6-0 lead.  Lake Forest’s defense held firm for the whole first half to go
into halftime with a  6-0 lead.  Lake Zurich came out in the second half and moved the ball
on Lake Forest to score a touchdown.  The extra point was missed so the game was tied,
6-6.  The game stayed that way until late in the 4th quarter.  Lake Forest had the ball on their
own 35 yard line with under 4 minutes to play.  Their first 2 plays gained no yards, so on a
3rd and long, Tucker Wilson went back to pass and scrambled for a 10-yard gain and a first
down.  After that, Lake Forest’s offensive line took over.  John Zordani, Cooper Ogborn,
Richard Daniels, Luke Turelli, John Baker, and Jack Ellis won the line of scrimmage and helped
half back Peter Passalino run down the field.  Peter finally broke a long run for a touchdown
to give Lake Forest a 12-6 lead with under 2 minutes to play.  Lake Forest’s defense once
again held firm and shut down Lake Zurich--ending the game on an interception by Peter
Passalino.  Lake Forest’s defense was led by Cooper Ogborn, Cole Moore, and Tom Kutschke. 
Lake Forest moved to 4-4 on the season. 

10/03/09 Lake Forest 40 - Mundelein 0 Lake Forest had a big victory over Mundelein on Saturday, winning 40-0.  Lake Forest scored on its first possession of the game on a 4-yard touchdown run by Nick Girodano.  Lake Forest's defense got on the board by getting a safety against Mundelein to give Lake Forest an early 9-0 lead.  On the next Lake Forest possession, Peter Passalino scored on a 24-yard touchdown run to give the Scouts a 16-0 lead in the first quarter.  Lake Forest added 10 more points in the second quarter on a 33-yard field goal by Peter Passalino and a 15- yard touchdown pass from Tucker Wilson to Peter Passalino.  Lake Forest would go into halftime up 26-0.  In the third quarter, Lake Forest scored on a 28-yard touchdown pass from Tucker Wilson to George Quall.  Lake Forest scored its final touchdown of the game in the 4th quarter on a 23-yard touchdown run by Peter Passalino.  Lake Forest's offensive line, (Ellis, Baker, Turelli, Seibert, Gloor and Zordani) did a great job controlling the line of scrimmage the whole game.  Lake Forest's defense was equally impressive.  They held Mundelein to under 50 yards of offense for the game.  They also had an interception, fumble recovery and a safety.  The Scouts moved to 2-4 on the season.  (More pictures)

09/26/09 Lake Forest Frosh A 12 - Warren 28 Warren scored first on a long touchdown run to take a 6-0 lead. The extra point was missed. Lake Forest would tie the game on a touchdown pass from Tom Kutschke to Andrew Freeman late in the first quarter. The extra point was blocked. Warren scored again late in the 2nd quarter on a interception for a touchdown to take a 13-6. Warren would score again after another Lake Forest turnover to take a 20-6 lead into halftime. Lake Forest came out in the second half and moved the ball pretty well, but they could not score. After a Warren punt, Lake Forest threw another interception for a touchdown to give Warren a 28-6 lead. Peter Passalino would score on a 3-yard touchdown run to cut into the lead 28-12. That was all the scoring for the game as Lake Forest could not recover from turning the ball over 7 times. Lake Forest would drop its 4th game in a row dropping their record to 1-4 on the season.

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09/10/09
Lake Forest Frosh A 13 – Libertyville 28
The Scouts dropped another tough football game on Thursday. Libertyville took an  early 6-0
lead aftera long scoring drive. Lake Forest would answer on a touchdown of their own and
they would make the extra point to take a 7-6 lead. Lake Forest would add another touchdown
to take a 13-6 lead with a few minutes left in the first half. Libertyville would answer quickly
on a touchdown pass. They then converted the 2 point conversion to take a 14-13 lead into half.  
The 2nd half belonged to Libertyville. Lake Forest could not manage anything on offense and
defensively Lake Forest struggled to stop Libertyville's ground game. Libertyville would end
up winning the game 28-13.

09/05/09 Lake Forest Frosh A 12 Kenosha Bradford 20 The game did not start well for the Scouts as Kenosha Bradford was able to block a Lake Forest punt and recover the ball for a touchdown.  Kenosha went for the 2-point conversion and took an 8-0 lead.  Lake Forest would answer and a long pass from Tucker Wilson to Carter Bass.  The Scouts attempt at a 2-point conversion was unsuccessful so the score was Kenosha 8, and Lake Forest 6.  Kenosha would score again to take a 14 - 6 lead into halftime.  Once again, Lake Forest would answer on a long pass from Tucker Wilson to George Quall.  The Scouts would once again miss the 2-point conversion and trailed 14-12.  The score would stay that way until late in the 4th quarter, when Kenosha Bradford scored on a long pass to take a 20-12 lead.  Lake Forest would have 2 other opportunities to tie the game, but both were unsuccessful.  The 20-12 loss was Lake Forest's first loss of the season dropping their record to 1-1. (more photos)
08/29/09 Lake Forest Frosh A 31- Palatine 14 more pictures

Lake Forest scored on its first possession on a Nick Girdano touchdown run to take a 7-0
first quarter lead.  Palatine answered on a long touchdown pass that was tipped by a Lake Forest defender, but still landed into the arms of the Palatine receiver for a touchdown.  Palatine missed
the two-point conversion, so Lake Forest held on to the lead 7-6.  Lake Forest scored another
touchdown on a long pass and run to Carter Bass from Tucker Wilson, but missed the extra point
so they led 13-6.  In the second quarter, Palatine threw another deep pass that was deflected by
a Lake Forest defender into the arms of another Palatine receiver.  He was tackled inside the 5-yard
line, but Palatine was able to score on a short touchdown run.  They also converted the 2-point
conversion to take a 14-13 halftime lead.  The second half belonged to Lake Forest.  They scored
on their first possession on Nick Girdano's second rushing touchdown of the day to take the lead
back for good.  Lake Forest added two more scoring drives in the second half.  Once again,
Nick Girdano broke free on a very long touchdown run.  The final touchdown was set up by a
long run by Carter Bass on 4th and long.  On the very next play, Tucker Wilson found George Quall
for a short touchdown pass.  The Lake Forest offensive line, (John Baker, Tim Seibert, Luke Turelli,
Jack Ellis, Cooper Ogborn, and Jake Gloor), were very good and helped Lake Forest consistently
move the ball down field by controlling the line of scrimmage all day.  Not to be outdone, Lake
Forest's defense was just as good.  They held down Palatine offense and did not give up many
rushing yards.  Besides the 2 tipped passes, Lake Forest's defense was rock solid.  The defense
was led by Tom Kutschke, Brett Busscher, and Cole Moore.  Peter Passalino also had a good game
on both sides of the ball, rushing for a bunch of yards and getting an interception on defense. 
Overall, it was a great way to open up the season and Lake Forest is very happy to be 1-0. 

Lake Forest Frosh B 19 - Palatine 8
The standout players were Scott Powell and Alex Moore on both offense and defense.  The
offensive and defensive lines did an outstanding job the entire game.  Brian Murphy and
Jack Troller both came up with key interceptions on defense.

Offensive and defensive lines consist of Chris Guiteras, Brandon Hubbard, Matt Kohout,
Grant Maybrey, Chris Mussachio, Ryan Williams and John Zordani.