Oak Hill beats Boothbay Region, 42-13
Boothbay Region quarterback Duncan Drapeau directed the offense to the team’s first two touchdowns of the season Sept. 21, but it wasn’t enough to defeat Oak Hill. The two-time time Class D state champions won, 42-13, at Sherman Field. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Boothbay Region assistant coach Smith Climo gives wide receiver Alex Smith advice on fielding kickoffs during the Seahawks’ 42-13 loss Sept. 21 to Oak Hill. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
This Oak Hill wide receiver makes an outstanding catch Sept. 21 to score the Raiders’ fourth touchdown against Boothbay Region. The Raiders scored three touchdowns in the first half and three more in the second in their 42-13 win. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Boothbay Region quarterback Duncan Drapeau directed the offense to the team’s first two touchdowns of the season Sept. 21, but it wasn’t enough to defeat Oak Hill. The two-time time Class D state champions won, 42-13, at Sherman Field. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
Boothbay Region assistant coach Smith Climo gives wide receiver Alex Smith advice on fielding kickoffs during the Seahawks’ 42-13 loss Sept. 21 to Oak Hill. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
This Oak Hill wide receiver makes an outstanding catch Sept. 21 to score the Raiders’ fourth touchdown against Boothbay Region. The Raiders scored three touchdowns in the first half and three more in the second in their 42-13 win. BILL PEARSON/Boothbay Register
The Boothbay Region football team’s losing streak continues, but the Seahawks snapped their scoreless streak. Boothbay Region scored two first-half touchdowns during the team’s 42-13 loss to Oak Hill Sept. 21 at Sherman Field.
The two-team defending state champion Oak Hill Raiders scored on their first possession in taking a 7-0 lead. Boothbay Region responded by tying the scoring on its first possession on a Dima Gosselin run.
This was the Seahawks’ first touchdown of the season. Boothbay Region had been shutout in their earlier games this season. Oak Hill scored two second-quarter touchdowns, taking a 21-7 lead. Boothbay Region scored its second touchdown late in the second quarter.
Boothbay Region coach Bryan Dionne attributed the offense’s improved play to changes in the scheme.
“We’ve simplified a few things, which improved our moving the ball,” Dionne said. “We’re a young team and need to improve our fundamentals like blocking and tackling. We also a couple guys missing tonight, requiring younger players to step in, and they did a really good job.”
Oak Hill’s record remains perfect at 3-0. Boothbay Region drops to 0-3.
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