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Published November 02, 2009 04:27 am - Paying a Monday morning visit to the variety store... Gift of grab Mitchell Lake of Grand Valley had the most productive game by wideout in the 2009 high school football season, saving his best for last. A Don McCormack column: GV’s Lake caught on just fine DON McCORMACK Star Beacon Paying a Monday morning visit to the variety store...
Gift of grab Mitchell Lake of Grand Valley had the most productive game by wideout in the 2009 high school football season, saving his best for last. The 6-foot, 160-pound sophomore for coach Tom Henson’s Mustangs hauled in 11 passes for a season-high 171 yards in GV’s 35-21 non-conference loss at Newton Falls on Friday night. Lake grabbed scoring strikes of 4 and 17 yards in the contest and, just for good measure, made good on all three of his extra-point attempts. Passing fancy Six of the area’s 10 starting quarterbacks surpassed the 100-yard mark in their Week 10 performances: n Zack Kuzma of Riverside had 220 yards, completing 13 of 21 attempts, in the Beavers’ 24-17 Premier Athletic Conference loss to visiting Madison on Friday night. n Grand Valley’s A.J. Henson had 182 yards while making good on 20 of 41 attempts in the Mustangs’ loss at Newton Falls before being knocked woozy on a cheapshot hit out of bounds, a play that resulted in a 15-yard penalty. Henson hurled the two touchdown passes to Lake. n Tyler Erb of Geneva had to wait until Saturday afternoon, but came up big as he completed 7 of 13 attempts for 169 yards. Three of his seven completions resulted in touchdowns, the most important being a 29-yard strike to standout receiver Jimmy Haines with 1:22 to go in the game — on a fourth-and-22 play — that gave the Eagles a 22-18 victory at Gilmour Academy. Erb also fired a 34-yard TD pass to Haines and got the ball rolling with a 37-yarder to Ryan Colby. n Andy Karlson of Madison had 133 yards and was a marksman while doing so — completing 9 of 10 on the night — in the Blue Streaks’ 24-17 victory at Riverside. n Jake Simek of Conneaut had 107 yards and completed 4 of 13 attempts in the Spartans’ 41-12 loss at archrival Edgewood. n Mitchel Hokavar of Perry had 106 yards, making good of 5 of 15 attempts, in the Pirates’ 35-6 loss at undefeated and top-ranked Chagrin Falls on Friday night. 
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