Carlinville High School Football: Welcome
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Carlinville Football Club Banquet
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5:00 PM | Carlinville Elk's Lodge |
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Cavies
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for providing individual and team photos for the website!!!
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The Cavalier Coaches
The Carlinville High School football coaching staff includes, from left, Bob Flowers, Bill Duncan, Ken Garrison, head coach Chad Easterday, Quinn Steiner, Alan Cooper, and Scott Harris. Not pictured is John Reels.
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CHS Captains
The 2009 Carlinville High School Football Captains are back row, from left, Zac Dixon, Darnell Scott, and Cody Stewart; front row, Josh Rives and Trevor Rhodus.
Weekly Football Awards
Country Financial/Gary Edwards
Cavalier Player of the Week
Josh Rives
Carlinville Football Club
Lineman of the Week
Brent Fish
Goodman Agency
Special Teams Player of the Week
Alec Boente
IHSA Class 2A Playoffs
CARLINVILLE (No. 11, 6-3) at MAROA-FORSYTH (No. 6, 7-2)
7:30 p.m. Friday
7:30 p.m. Friday
COACHES: Carlinville: Chad Easterday; Maroa-Forsyth – Josh Jostes
CONFERENCES: Carlinville – South Central, tied second. Maroa-Forsyth – Okaw Valley (Blue), tied first.
ENROLLMENTS: Carlinville - 432; Maroa-Forsyth - 387
SCORING AVERAGES: Carlinville – 29.6, opp. 16.9; Maroa-Forsyth – 31.7, opp. 16.0.
PLAYOFF HISTORIES: Carlinville – 24th appearance, 3 consecutive; Maroa-Forsyth – 15th appearance, 6 consecutive.
PREVIOUS MEETINGS: None.
KEY PLAYERS
Carlinville – HB Josh Rives 1256 yards rushing, 15 TDs; FB/NG Bobby Simmons 352 yards rushing, 3 TDs, 2 receptions, 23 yards, 2 TDs, 20 tackles; QB/LB Zac Dixon 301 yards rushing 10 TDs, 27-58 449 yards passing, 6 TDs, 3 int., 54 tackles; TE Trevor Rhodus 9 receptions, 141 yards, 3 TDs; LB Eddie Ray 99 tackles, 43 solos; WR/DB Josh Carnduff 7 receptions, 75 yards, 46 tackles, 3 int.
Maroa-Forsyth – QB Logan Stelzriede 63-106 888 yards passing, 8 TDs, 2 int.; RB/QB/Justin Barnes 25-43 281 yards passing, 3 TDs; RB/LB Dalton Coventry 455 yards rushing, 9 TDs, 95 tackles; RB Toby Probst 428 yards rushing, 8 TDs; WR Wyatt Washburn 39 receptions, 551 yards, 6 TDs; LB Tyler Marsh 54 tackles; K Alex Chiligiris 52 yd. avg. kickoffs.
AT A GLANCE: Maroa-Forsyth won the Class 2A State title in 2006 and has made 6 consecutive playoff appearances. Maroa-Forsyth’s losses this season were to Decatur St. Teresa and Tuscola. Carlinville is making their 9th playoff appearance in 10 years and has Class 2A state runner-up finishes in 1978 and 1993.
KEYS TO THE GAME: Taking care of the football. The early forecast has a chance of rain Thursday and Friday. The team that can capitalize on the other team’s mistakes may turn out to be the victor. Carlinville will face a team that runs the spread offense for the third straight week. This game could turn into a real shootout if field conditions permit. Both teams are explosive offensively.
WINNER GETS: No. 14 Bismarck-Henning (5-4) or No. 3 Staunton (8-1) in 2nd round November 6 or 7.
DIRECTIONS: From Springfield: travel on I-72 towards Decatur. Take US 51 North to Maroa. Get off at Washington Street exit. Follow Washington Street and take the first right turn into school driveway. (For the tailgating area, follow Washington and turn right on Cedar St. The tailgating area is on school grounds.)
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(Seeds precede school name)
Upper Bracket
#16 Marquette Catholic (5-4) at #1 Casey-Westfield) (9-0)
#9 Red Bud (7-2) at #8 Chester (7-2)
#13 Westville (6-3) at #4 Marshall (8-1)
#12 Gillespie (6-3) at #5 Williamsville (8-1)
#15 Johnston City (5-4) at #2 Petersburg (PORTA) (8-1)
#10 Moweaqua (Central A & M) (6-3) at #7 Flora (7-2)
#14 Bismarck-Henning (5-4) at #3 Staunton (8-1)
#11 Carlinville (6-3) at #6 Maroa-Forsyth (7-2)
Lower Bracket
#16 Deer Creek-Mackinaw (5-4) at #1 Morrison (9-0)
#9 Lanark (Eastland-Pearl City) (7-2) at #8 Downs (Tri-Valley) (7-2)
#13 Knoxville (7-2) at #4 Milford (8-1)
#12 Toulon (Stark County) (7-2) at #5 Orion (8-1)
#15 Port Byron (Riverdale) (5-4) at #2 Gibson City-Melvin-Sibley (8-1)
#10 Manlius (Bureau Valley) (7-2) at #7 Aledo (Mercer County) (7-2)
#14 Oneida (ROWVA) (6-3) at #3 Amboy-LaMoille (8-1)
#11 Clifton (Central) (7-2) at #6 Kewanee (Wethersfield) (8-1)
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Carlinville 39, Litchfield 20
Josh Rives picks up more yards as a Litchfield defender gives chase. Rives scored three touchdowns and picked up 191 yards on 23 carries to help CHS clich an IHSA playoff berth with a 39-20 win at Litchfield.
