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Dwyer 52, Jupiter 0: Top-ranked Panthers rout Warriors
Saturday, November 13, 2010
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Jodie Wagner
Shawn McClaine rushed for four touchdowns Friday night, and Tommylee Lewis added two long scoring receptions to lead Dwyer to a 52-0 victory against Jupiter in its regular-season finale.
McClaine, a senior running back, scored on runs of 2, 9, 1 and 12 yards for the Panthers (9-1), who led 14-0 after one quarter and 45-0 at halftime. McClaine finished with a game-high 115 yards rushing, and eclipsed the 1,000-yard rushing mark for the season late in the second quarter on a 23-yard run.
"It's something that he probably could have gotten a lot earlier, but he hasn't been playing a lot in the second half," Dwyer coach Jack Daniels said of McClaine's rushing milestone. "It's fantastic."
Lewis also had a big game for the Panthers, catching four passes for 89 yards — all in the first half — and scoring on throws of 34 and 47 yards from Jacoby Brissett. His first touchdown came on Dwyer's opening drive of the game. The score capped a 6-play, 56-yard drive.
Lewis' second touchdown reception came near the end of the second quarter and staked Dwyer to a 38-0 lead.
"He's doing exactly what we thought he would do," Daniels said of the senior wide receiver. "He's getting better every week."
The Panthers took a 14-0 lead on McClaine's 2-yard run at 2:14 of the second quarter. He scored three more times in the quarter, and Dwyer also added Lewis' second touchdown catch and a 50-yard field goal by Bobby Puyol — tying a school record — to take a 45-0 lead at halftime.
The Warriors' offense could not get on track. Facing relentless pressure from the Dwyer defense, the Warriors (3-7) did not record a first down until the second quarter, and finished with just two for the game.
Freshman quarterback Griffin Garland did have some success throwing the ball in the second half, however, and finished 7-of-11 for 48 yards.
Dwyer scored its final touchdown on Puyol's 2-yard pass to Clinton Stephens at the start of the fourth quarter.
Brissett, who played the first half for Dwyer, finished 8-of-11 for 114 yards and two touchdowns. Nick O'Leary caught four passes for 25 yards.
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User Comments:
TO JHS Booster commented on November 13, 2010 at 1:15 a.m.: report abuse
YOU CALL YOURSELF A PART OF THE BOOSTER CLUB ??? WTH>>>YOU!!! are a joke....You have no idea what goes on>>>You should just stick to Boosting!! instead of DEFLATING!!! Try walking just one day in Coach Charlies shoes and you would do more BOOSTING!!! POSITIVE BREEDS POSITIVE!!! It doesn't change what has happened to be so negative. Really!!
Jup Fan commented on November 13, 2010 at 7:17 a.m.: report abuse
All I hear is try walking one day in his shoes........BS. Try doing your job successfully.
Let me guess about "what goes on". There's a whole lot of preparation, coaching, mentoring, dealing with stupid teenager decisions, parent issues, non football specific activities, and school administration stuff.
Describe to me one thing that goes on at JHS that doesn't happen at any other school.
The excuses for just completely failing with a program are just sad.
class of 69 commented on November 13, 2010 at 7:18 a.m.: report abuse
one has to wonder when was the last winning season?
JTOWN fan commented on November 13, 2010 at 7:43 a.m.: report abuse
The 2004 JHS team had 14 boys to go on and play college football. They were undefeated in district plan but the coaching staff figured out how to lose to Dwyer. Something need to change.
nick commented on November 13, 2010 at 8:39 a.m.: report abuse
Atleast we have a bback up QB that make good decisions......I know he's not a stud but did good as back up...
Class of 1986 commented on November 13, 2010 at 8:39 a.m.: report abuse
Coach Charlie was in over his head then and he still sucks. Jupiter football was bad then and it's the same 25 years later. Does he know where the body is buried or something. Jupiter can do better and deserves to do better. It's time for Charlie to go. It's been long enough.
JHS Booster commented on November 13, 2010 at 11:13 a.m.: report abuse
I keep hearing what a difficult job Coach Charlie has... "Try walking in his shoes for a day!". The truth is he has a "gravy" job. It is what he made it. If it's difficult to turn around, it's because he let it get to such a point.
JHS ALUM commented on November 15, 2010 at 10:07 a.m.: report abuse
Walk a day in his shoes??? I have walked a day in his shoes as a player at JHS. It consists of handing out busy work in class, kicking his feet up on the desk, chewing tobacco, and telling stories during practice. Trust me Charlie DOES NOT have a difficult job. I actually think it is VERY EASY to go out and lose most of your games. Losing has become the standard for JHS football. A winning season at Jupiter comes around as often as a leap year. If Jupiter ever wants to become a contender or even or 500 in football they need to get rid of Charlie. Personally I thought Matt Dickmann should have taken over as the head coach years ago but he decided to leave and look how well Seminole Ridge is doing. Sorry Chuck but not making it past the second round of the playoffs in 30 years unacceptable. What makes it even worst is that it’s been 30 years and no one at Jupiter has step up to get him at out. SHM
Jup Player commented on November 15, 2010 at 2:37 p.m.: report abuse
every year jupiter has a chance to be the great jupiter team (talent-wise!!) but every year we suck!! the last time there was a winning season Coach dickmann was here. he's now running a great program a seminole ridge which could be jupiter!! coach persons would be the best assistant coach!! but he's not!! he's a sucky head coach!!! we need someone to step up n be that head coach or at least help coach P be a good coach!!! personally coach Dan can be that coach he just needs to step up n take control!!!!! i hate watching jupiter play because they are good but never win!?!?!!!??!
Fomer JHS Player commented on November 20, 2010 at 10:09 a.m.: report abuse
I played at Jupiter in the 90s with Coach Persson and Coach Dickmann. Coach Dickman and Coach Boone were the reasons why we won back to back districts. Boone left as did Coach D. Coach D will have continued success at Seminole Ridge and will be a positive role model for his players, both on the field and off.
6-A Coach commented on November 21, 2010 at 9:40 p.m.: report abuse
Don't forget Jupiter was winless for several seasons before Coach P. got there, down years are bound to happen to any program, two or three down years is no big deal when you consider the alternative of a consistently winless program. I know most of the people complaining are people whose kids do not start because there is someone better or the kids themselves. This is a public high school, you cannot recruit talent, which makes a coach staff much less responsible for a down year than say a college staff. I am a fellow Palm Beach County Coach and I have seen how great a Coach you have. Clearly, those of you complaining don't have a handle on the caliber of Coach at your school. I have a large amount of respect for Coach P. Coach P. has over 150 wins at a public school program. How many of you can say the same. It is unfortunate you are not bright enough to realize what you have or thankful for what he has given over the life of the program.
06 grad jup commented on November 28, 2010 at 8:36 p.m.: report abuse
actually they went 6-3 in 05 and lost to the state champions palm beach gardens. i know this because i played on that team by an inch on the last play for a playoff spot and 07 they were in a three tie with pbg and vero for the district and they got left out because of the stupid way they do the tie breaker with one quarter games. so its only been a couple years.
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