Panthers score on first four possessions, roll to win over Trailblazers
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Updated: Nov. 5, 2011 | 12:04 a.m.
Palo Verde scored touchdowns on their first four possessions and cruised to a 40-7 home win over Durango (5-5) in the Sunset Region playoffs on Friday.
Palo Verde (10-0) will host Centennial Thursday in a Sunset Region semifinal.
Senior running back Eric South scored on runs of 17 yards and 1 yard in the first quarter, and led the Panthers with 73 yards on 12 carries.
Palo Verde’s quarterback Parker Rost threw for 112 yards and two touchdowns. Rost had a 13-yard scoring toss to Lee Griggs, and a 57-yard TD pass to Ryan Beaulieu, who also intercepted a pass on defense.
Jacob Witham added a 32-yard TD run, and Jonathan Maxwell finished the scoring on a 30-yard scamper.
Durango’s Arie McQuaig scored on a 39-yard fumble return, and compiled 51 yards rushing to lead the Trailblazers, who got an interception from Mike Figueroa.
Griggs contributed 69 yards on 12 rushes, and Jerrol Garcia-Williams had an interception and six tackles on defense for Palo Verde.
Palo Verde 12 14 0 14 –40
PV—South 1 run (pass failed).
PV—Griggs 13 pass from Rost (Randall kick).
D—McQuaig 39 fumble return (Williams kick).
PV—Maxwell 30 run (Randall kick).
PASSING—Durango, Martinez 1-5-1 3, McQuaig 1-1-0 6. Palo Verde, Rost 8-11-1 112.
RECEIVING—Durango, Germain 1-6, McQuaig 1-3. Palo Verde, Beaulieu 3-64, Griggs 3-21, Garcia-Williams 1-22, Witham 1-5.
















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