High school football results from Week 2

Cardinal Mooney falls in a thriller, ODA rolls again and more from Aug. 28 across East County and Sarasota.


Junior quarterback Hudson West led Sarasota to 47 points scored against Palm Beach Lakes on Friday, but it wasn't enough to top the Rams' 58.
Junior quarterback Hudson West led Sarasota to 47 points scored against Palm Beach Lakes on Friday, but it wasn't enough to top the Rams' 58.
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The Out-of-Door Academy (3-0) def. Cambridge Christian (1-2), 48-6

Sophomore wide receiver/defensive back Dominic Reddick: two-point conversion, 45-yard kickoff return and an interception. Senior athlete Cam Yates: three rushing touchdowns. Senior wide receiver/linebacker/defensive back Devin Erdei: two receiving touchdowns. 


Riverview (2-0) def. IMG Academy Junior National (1-1), 51-0

Senior quarterback Logan Carrillo: 6-for-7 passing, 253 yards and four touchdowns.


Sarasota Christian (2-1) def. Saint Stephen's Episcopal (2-1), 35-32

Sophomore quarterback Tait Zeltwanger: 11-for-22 passing, 186 total yards and three passing touchdowns. Senior safety/wide receiver Noah Spenn: four receptions, 58 yards and three touchdowns. Senior cornerback/safety Wyatt Campbell: nine tackles (five solo). 


Lakewood Ranch (2-0) def. Davenport (1-1), 27-0

Senior running back Elidrick Berry: two rushing touchdowns. Junior defensive backs Aric Cleveland, Cruz Teich and Sebastian Stokes: one interception each.


Braden River (2-0) def. Fivay (1-1), 17-14

Senior wide receiver Jackson Schlabach: three receptions and the game-winning touchdown.


Cardinal Newman (2-0) def. Cardinal Mooney (1-1), 47-46

Senior quarterback Davin Davidson: 21-for-36 passing, four total touchdowns and two interceptions. Senior running back Connail Jackson: 230 total yards and two touchdowns.


Palm Beach Lakes (2-0) def. Sarasota (1-1), 58-47

Junior wide receiver Evan Larrick: Seven receptions, 117 yards and one touchdown. 

 

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Jack Nelson

Jack Nelson is the sports reporter for the East County and Sarasota/Siesta Key Observers. As a proud UCLA graduate and Massachusetts native, Nelson also writes for NBA.com and previously worked for MassLive. His claim to fame will always be that one time he sat at the same table as LeBron James and Stephen Curry.

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