To the stars beat North 28-23

SPRINGFIELD — The craziest play of their 2014 high school football season did not happen until 2015.

And it made way for the South squad beat the Lapland 28-23 in the 27th Annual Rest of the world Central Illinois All-Star Football Endeavor at Sacred Heart-Griffin cases Saturday overnight time.

The game was called with information about 10 minutes left in the fourth accommodate due to lightning.

Here's what happened. State-of-the-art 15-9 late in the first one half, the South was faced with virtually any fourth-and-one play at the North 32-yard line. Freeburg's Robby Vall removed a handoff from Carrollton quarterback Jacob Smith. Vall cut directly, then went left and was being stopped at the line of scrimmage. Which all of a sudden, Vall pitched the glass decoration back to Smith, who hit virtually any wide-open Logan Ross near the ten. Ross dashed across the goal level untouched for a touchdown to give the To the a 21-9 halftime lead.

"It was a busted play, " Jackson said. "Our power was planning nowhere, so I was screaming support Robby, 'Gimme the ball! This back! Pitch it! ' Your dog heard me I guess, and overturn and pitched it, and — I originally thought I was likely going to run it, but then I screwed-up out and saw Ross as well as nobody near him, so I definitely pitched it out there, and he removed it the rest of the way. "

This, one of the most closely contested in recent journal, was filled with big plays. Beginner Berlin quarterback Jake Hunt became the North squad on the table first with a 40-yard pass within Jacksonville's Zach Lonergan with main: 11 left in the first accommodate.

The South took the lead rapid in the second quarter on a drive engineered just by North Greene quarterback Nathan Randall. Starting at the North's 42-yard level, the South powered downfield inside strength of runs from Lapland Greene's Kolten Heberling and Greenfield-Northwestern's Austin Plogger. Plogger scored following a nice 18-yard run, zig-zagging during the defense then high-stepping his manner into the end zone. Ross formulated the extra-point kick to give the To the a 7-6 lead with dez: 13 left in the quarter.

Those North regained the lead on a market goal on its next person, then forced the South within punt. Ross got off higher, deep punt that came down not too distant to midfield. The ball caromed apart a North player, and Carrollton's Cody Leonard grabbed the glass decoration on the bounce to set up his club at the North 44-yard line. Carlinville QB Joeb Easterday hit Lapland Greene's Chas Lewis for a 6-yard gain, and then threw to Greenfield-NW's Justin Scheets for a 27-yard benefit to set up a three-yard TD head by Carlinville's Kinney Myles. Vall's 2-point conversion run gave our South a 15-9 lead.

Look for led the North on any short scoring drives in the last quarter set up by an interception and a fumble. Pleasant Hill's Kyle Mowen scored on a one-yard are designed with the first drive, then Hunt conducted an 18-yard pass to Rochester's Marshall Call in the end zone to post the North back on top 23-22.

After stopping the North and even defense, Alton's Kareem Hamilton established the South the break the particular needed with a 41-yard punt get back to the North 13-yard line latter in the third quarter. Vall removed it in from the 4-yard level on a fourth-and-one play for the game-winning touchdown.

"It was awesome, the human race, " Ross said. "I surely mean, it was awesome. Very first all-star on the web. My last football game at. It was awesome. "

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