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Marquette comeback falls short in playoff loss to Cadillac
The Sentinels cut a 21-0 deficit to five in the fourth quarter before the Vikings pulled away, ending a season that brought an outright Big North title.
Final
Marquette Senior High School
Sentinels
Cadillac
Away game · 19–31
Box score
Partial| Team | 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | T |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sentinels | 0 | 7 | 6 | 6 | 19 |
| CadillacWIN | 14 | 10 | 0 | 7 | 31 |
Scoring
- 1stCadillac Baron Helloway 5-yard touchdown catch from Dominic Wing, 3:26 left.Marquette 0, Cadillac 7
- 1stCadillac David Nobles 64-yard touchdown run, 0:16 left.Marquette 0, Cadillac 14
- 2ndCadillac Ian Metzger 10-yard touchdown run, 4:25 left.Marquette 0, Cadillac 21
- 2ndSentinels David Toyras 61-yard touchdown catch from Winston Leonard, 3:59 left. Leonard kick good.Marquette 7, Cadillac 21
- 2ndCadillac Eli Wilson 24-yard field goal, 0:11 left.Marquette 7, Cadillac 24
- 3rdSentinels Evan Brown 9-yard touchdown catch from Leonard, 1:42 left. Kick blocked.Marquette 13, Cadillac 24
- 4thSentinels Brody Clements 29-yard touchdown catch from Leonard, 5:20 left. Two-point pass incomplete.Marquette 19, Cadillac 24
- 4thCadillac Wing 5-yard touchdown run, 1:49 left. Kick good.Marquette 19, Cadillac 31
Reconstructed from what the announcers called. Some scoring and stats weren't stated on air.
- Turnovers — Marquette lost a fumble on a misfired trick play in Cadillac territory in the first quarter, recovered by Deacon Bates, and David Nobles intercepted Winston Leonard at the Cadillac 25 in the final seconds. Marquette also turned the ball over on downs twice and had a punt blocked early in the fourth quarter. Cadillac was stopped on fourth-and-13 from the Marquette 13 with 7:05 to play.
- Unofficial account compiled from the game broadcast; it may differ from official records. Individual and team statistics were not provided.
Drafted by CubReport from the game broadcast. Marquette Senior High School staff can edit this story at any time, and changes appear here immediately. Statistics are reconstructed from what was called on air and are not official.