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Dayton Round-Up: Trotwood-Madison steals one from Springfield

Trotwood-Madison QB Timothy Carpenter (photo by Shelby Frieszell/TriStateFootball.com)

For the second straight week Springfield turned the ball over five times as they fell to Trotwood-Madison in frustrating fashion. It’s the first time the Wildcats have lost two games in a row since 2017. The Rams avenge a 41-0 loss to Springfield from a year ago.

Indiana commit Timothy Carpenter threw for a touchdown and ran for another in the second quarter as Trotwood-Madison built a 21-7 halftime lead. Armani Rogers was on the receiving end of the scoring toss from Carpenter. He also snared one of four Rams interceptions on the night.

The second half remained scoreless until Springfield running back Jayvin Norman found the end zone for the second time with just over three minutes to go in the contest. The Wildcats would miss the extra point leaving them down one, 21-20.

Springfield would get the ball back after a Trotwood-Madison fumble. The Wildcats hopes at a comeback would end when defensive back Darius Dennis would come up with the Rams fourth pick of the game and sealing Springfield’s fate.

SCORING BY QUARTERS
Trotwood-Madison 7-14-0-0-21
Springfield 7-14-0-6-20

SCORING PLAYS
T: Mike Smith 30 INT return (Victor Odumodu kick)
S: Jayvin Norman 14 run (Brayden Herron kick)
T: Armani Rogers 22 pass from Timothy Carpenter (Odumodu kick)
T: Carpenter 41 run (Odumodu kick)
S: Da’Shawn Martin 71 pass from Kaden Hines (Herron kick)
S: Norman 5 run (kick failed)

RECORDS: Springfield (1-2); Trotwood-Madison (2-1)
UP NEXT: Springfield is at Wayne (3-0); Trotwood-Madison is at Alter (2-1)

Here are some other scores from Dayton area teams in action in Week 3:

GWOC
BEAVERCREEK 39, THURGOOD MARSHALL 8 – Senior running back Quentin Youngblood churns out career highs of 209 yards and five touchdowns rushing on 28 carries as the Battlin’ Beavers improve to 2-1. Youngblood came into the season with five rushing touchdowns at the varsity level, he has eight in the last two games.

NORTHMONT 47, DUNBAR 16 – Quarterback Cahke’ Cortner threw for six touchdowns and Dalin Wilkins had six touchdown catches (five from Cortner, one from Brice Staggs) as Northmont improved to 3-0 for the third time in the last four years. Cortner finished the night 14-22 for 225 yards. Wilkins had 11 catches for 202 yards.

WAYNE 22, AKRON ST. VINCENT-ST. MARY 11
CENTERVILLE 28, PICKERINGTON CENTRAL 17
MIAMISBURG 57, PONITZ 6
LA SALLE 14, FAIRMONT 7
ELDER 28, SPRINGBORO 7

MVL
XENIA 24, SIDNEY 15 – Buccaneers win their 13th straight regular season game.

FAIRBORN 34, WEST CARROLLTON 16
STEBBINS 17, PIQUA  14
TIPPECANOE 49, GREENVILLE 6
TROY 16, BUTLER 7

GCL CO-ED
BADIN 42, EDGEWOOD 14 -Rams win their 30th consecutive regular season game.
ALTER 35, MEADOWDALE 0
FENWICK 23, MONROE 20
McNICHOLAS 35, GOSHEN 7
BISHOP HARTLEY 21, CHAMINADE JULIENNE 7
COLUMBUS NORTHLAND 37, CARROLL 17

SWBL
ROSS 48, NORTHWEST 3 – Running back Riley Caldwell tied the Ross school record with five rushing touchdowns (all before the end of the third quarter).

VALLEY VIEW 42, BELLBROOK 21 – Spartans are averaging 53.7 points per game. Five players have scored at least three touchdowns.

BROOKVILLE 49, GRAHAM 6
EATON 28, TALAWANDA 7
MADISON SENIOR 38, TROY CHRISTIAN 7
WAYNESVILLE 34, BLANCHESTER 14
OAKWOOD  35, MILTON-UNION 14
BIG WALNUT ,  FRANKLIN
NORTHRIDGE  30, CARLISLE 22

DPS
BELMONT 52, RIVERVIEW EAST ACADEMY 20
LIMA SENIOR 25, DUNBAR 12

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