Prep roundup: Douglas football falls against Manogue

Douglas running back Kaleb Foster punches through the Manogue line on Saturday at Bishop Manogue HS in Reno. The Tigers lost 18-13.

Douglas running back Kaleb Foster punches through the Manogue line on Saturday at Bishop Manogue HS in Reno. The Tigers lost 18-13.

RENO — A two-play, 69-yard touchdown drive in the final 27 seconds before halftime was the difference Saturday as Bishop Manogue pulled out an 18-13 Sierra League football victory against Douglas.

Zack Teats caught back-to-back passes from freshman quarterback Connor Noland, covering 47 yards and then 22 yards for a touchdown with 12.7 seconds left in the second quarter to give Manogue some breathing room in its homecoming game at D.J. Bernardis Field.

The win gave Manogue (1-5) its first win under coach Thomas Peregrin and moved the Miners to 1-0 in league. Douglas (1-5, 0-1) absorbed its fifth straight loss.

Douglas took a 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter when outside linebacker Kaleb Foster made a bobbling interception and returned the ball 87 yards for a touchdown.

The Tigers were unable to maintain any momentum on offense, however, on a day when they turned the ball over five times. They gave up two interceptions in Manogue territory in the first half, then gave up a fumble and interception on back-to-back possessions in the third quarter, and fumbled the ball away in Manogue territory in the fourth quarter.

The game’s turning point came in the opening minute of the second quarter after Ian DeValliere kicked a 25-yard field goal. A fumble on the ensuing kickoff caromed into the end zone and resulted in a safety as Manogue rallied to within 7-5 on the scoreboard.

DeValliere kicked two more field goals, a 29-yarder late in the second quarter to make it 8-7 and a 29-yarder midway through the third quarter to extend the Miners’ lead to 18-7.

Douglas drove 78 yards in 11 plays, capped by Nick Abreu’s 7-yard touchdown run with 26.6 seconds remaining to make it 18-13. The Miners recovered the ensuing onside kick attempt to seal the win.

Noland completed 15 of 31 passes for 267 yards, 201 of which came in the first half. The Miners had two other first-quarter touchdown passes waved off due to penalties.

Cale Kynett rushed for 66 yards on 18 carries to lead Douglas offensively.

JV FOOTBALL

Carson blanks Damonte

RENO — Carson High improved to 5-0 with a big 45-0 win on Thursday night.

Jace Keema went 9-for-16 passing for 226 yards and two scores, and he also ran for 41 yards and two scores. Greg Wallace carried seven times for 180 yards and a score, and Spencer Rogers had 64 yards and a score. Wallace also had a 60-yard TD catch, while Tyler Huling had three catches for 53 yards and a score.

VOLLEYBALL

Muckers sweep Pyramid

PYRAMID LAKE — The Lady Muckers swept Pyramid Lake 25-9, 25-12 and 25-13 Friday night.

Niki D’Agostino had 16 aces, five kills, four blocks and eight assists, and Nicole Huffman added eight aces, three kills and 15 assists.

VC is 6-1 in league and 14-3 overall.

SOCCER

Fallon boys blank Dayton

FALLON — Fallon knocked off Dayton, 4-0, sending the Dust Devils to their 10th straight loss. No other information was available.

The Nevada Appeal contributed to this report.

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