NEW SHARON —
North Mahaska may not play in the toughest Class A district in the state, but you would have a hard time convincing the Warhawks of the fact. They hosted BGM in a homecoming contest and gave up 42 first half points in a 56-0 loss.
BGM (4-2, 3-1) provided a speedy offense and aggressive defense to throttle the Warhawks in every statistical category. BGM limited North Mahaska to one first down and 38 yards in offense. The only category North Mahaska beat the Bears in was penalties. BGM racked up 100 yards in penalties while North Mahaska was flagged twice for 10 yards.
BGM took the opening possession and in four plays moved the ball 63 yards down the field for the lead. On North Mahaska’s first possession the Warhawks moved the ball just 20 yards, aided by a 15-yard penalty for their only earned first down.
“We just got beat,” said NM Coach Steve Ehret. “They are a good football team.”
BGM scored on every possession but two in the first half as they accumulated 420 yards in the first half of the game and built a 42-0 lead.
Karson Stodghill led the North Mahaska running game with 29 yards on nine carries. Beau Freeborn was 3-for-9 passing for only nine yards and threw two interceptions. Freeborn also led the defense with nine tackles. Gage Simmons had seven, and A.J. Hibler, Taylor Legvold and Trey Rutledge had six each.
North Mahaska (1-6, 1-3) will be on the road for their next two contests before closing out the season at home against Southeast Warren. The Warhawks face Pleasantville on Friday.
BGM 56, North Mahaska 0
NM 0 0 0 0 — 0
BGM 21 21 0 14 — 56
Scoring Summary
First Quarter
B — Kirk Berry 9 run (Kyle Gritsch kick), 9:59
B — Kyle Gritsch 7 run (Gritsch kick), 2:25
B — Nate Beck 20 pass from Bryan Kriegel, (Gritsch kick), :04
Second Quarter
B — Gritsch 37 run (Gritsch kick), 10:23
B — Beck 57 pass from Kriegel (Gritsch kick), 8:03
B — Beck 31 pass from Kriegel (Gritsch kick), 4:58
Fourth Quarter
B — Blake Jack 7 run (Gritsch kick), 11:49
B — Miguel Villenueva 5 run (Gritsch kick), :24
Team Statistics
NM BGM
First downs 1 17
Rushes-yards 19-29 35-303
Passing yards 9 182
Total yards 38 485
Comp-Att-Int 3-9-2 8-12-0
Fumbles-lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-yards 2-10 13-100
Individual statistics
RUSHING — North Mahaska, Karson Stodghill 9-29, John Collier 1-2, Beau Freeborn 5-1. BGM, Jack Kline 11-114, Kyle Gritsch 8-97, Miguel Villneuva 11-33, Nate beck 2-20, Blake Jack 3-16.
PASSING — North Mahaska, Freeborn 3-9-2-9. BGM, Bryan Kriegel 8-9-0-187.
RECEIVING — North Mahaska, Zach Anderson 1-5, Justin Richards 1-5. BGM, Beck 6-160, Kline 1-8.
TACKLES — North Mahaska, A.J. Hibler 6, Freeborn 9, Taylor Legvold 6, Chase Patton 5, Rutledge 6, Simmons, 7.
INTERCEPTIONS — BGM, Mayson Sherwood, Kline.
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