| Junior Varsity |
JV Football Wildcats Hook Pirates 32-16
John Haynes
October 24, 2009
The Pinckney Pirates sailed into a rainy and cold Novi Stadium this week before being boarded by the JV Wildcats en route to Novi’s last victory of the season. The Wildcats finished up the season at 7-1-1 against a vastly improved Pinckney team. The game was a lesson in opportunities won and lost as 5 of the 7 touchdowns in the game were the direct result of turnovers.
Pinckney touched the ball first and had a major drive under way before
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‘Cats hung out to dry
Chris Jacket
October 29, 2009
Reprinted with permission of the Novi News
Caked in mud, Novi dropped their final game of the season to host Pinckney, 22-3, last Friday to finish the season with an overall 3-6 record (3-2 KLAA Central).
Neither team could cap off their drives in the first half, as the Pirates' (2-7, 0-5 KLAA West) tossed an interception to end a 13-play, 69-yard, eight-minute opening drive. Novi senior CB Michael Schwanz stole Pinckney QB Alex Burkholder's 10-yard pass at ...
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| Freshman |
Pirates Sink Freshman Wildcats
Cathy Schramm
October 23, 2009
Novi’s freshman football squad lost a hard fought game at home 32 – 20 to the Pinckney Pirates on October 22nd. It was the team’s final game of the season and they competed fierce determination. Pinckney got on the board first with a long run to take a 6 – 0 lead. The Novi Freshman responded with an impressive ofensive drive of their own. Quarterback Blake Boron hit Brian Bonnell for a 32 yard pass play that put the
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| Middle School |
MS team Split
The 8th grade team dropped a tough 16-14 decision to Northville Meads Mill last night. Ali Taha scored twice, on a 15 yard sprint to the endzone, and later on a 48 yard option pitch from Issac Burgess. Burgess also scored on a two point conversion. Matt Kulie, John Heslop, and Dino Aldo excelled on defense.
The 7th grade team defeated Meads Mill Middle school by the score of 20 to 0. Again the wildcat defense led the team with another shut out, led by Josh Pelgrin, Pat Wojtylo, Neiman Loggi...
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