AP vs Sinton Stats

[Buccaneer]

TEAM STATISTICS ARANSAS PASS SINTON
First Downs: 10 14
Punts - Number: 4 1
Punts - Avg. Yards: 34.0 34.0
Fumbles - Number: 4 3
Fumbles - Lost: 3 3

Penalities - Number: 9 6
Penalities - Yards: 45 31



Rushing - Attempts: 42 19
Rushing - Yards: 166 48

Receiving - Number: 5 16
Receiving - Yards: 79 338

Passing - Completions: 5 15
Passing - Attempts: 13 25
Passing - Int: 0 0
Passing - Yards: 79 338

[Buccaneer]

Daniel Ramirez passed for 338 yds. Steve Burk had 208 yds receiving!

[District303aPastPlayer]

Stephen Burk might bethe most UNDERrated player on this team... week after week he makes some of the most spectacular catches i have ever seen.

[Buccaneer]

Sinton - 48yds rushing

[Buccaneer]

ARANSAS PASS 14 at SINTON 33
Friday, October 14, 2005
1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Final
ARANSAS PASS 2 6 6 0 14
SINTON 0 13 6 14 33


1ST QUARTER
ARANSAS PASS - Safety-Tackle

2ND QUARTER
SINTON - Burk 39 Yard Pass TD from Ramirez (Garcia Kick)
SINTON - Burk 82 Yard Pass TD from Ramirez (Garcia Kick)
ARANSAS PASS - Tringali 4 Yard Run TD (Run Failed)

3RD QUARTER
ARANSAS PASS - Flores 10 Yard Run TD (Kick Failed)
SINTON - Ring 1 Yard Run TD (Run Failed)

4TH QUARTER
SINTON - Burk 55 Yard Pass TD from Ramirez (Kick Failed)
SINTON - Ring 2 Yard Run TD (Guajardo Run)


PLAYER STATISTICS

RUSHING - ARANSAS PASS YDS ATT AVG LONG
Michael Tringali 63 8 7.88 -
Charles Davila 42 7 6.00 -
Green Hill 25 21 1.19 -
Roman Rodriguez 24 4 6.00 -
Erik Flores 12 2 6.00 -

RUSHING - SINTON YDS ATT AVG LONG
Josh Ring 45 12 3.75 -
Zach Collins 20 2 10.00 -
Daniel Ramirez -17 3 -5.67 -

RECEIVING - ARANSAS PASS YDS NUM AVG LONG
Andrew Guajardo 39 1 39.00 -
Preston Lockwood 19 2 9.50 -
Richard Lockhart 18 1 18.00 -
Charles Davila 3 1 3.00 -

RECEIVING - SINTON YDS NUM AVG LONG
Stephen Burk 208 5 41.60 -
Chris Goetzel 42 1 42.00 -
Zach Collins 41 3 13.67 -
Isaac Rendon 24 4 6.00 -
Freddie Mungia 15 2 7.50 -
Josh Ring 8 1 8.00 -

PASSING - ARANSAS PASS YDS C A AVG INT L TD
Michael Tringali 79 5 12 15.80 0 - -
Tim Robles 0 0 1 0.00 0 - -

PASSING - SINTON YDS C A AVG INT L TD
Daniel Ramirez 338 15 25 22.53 0 -

[pirate4state]

Sinton airs it on AP
By RUDY RIVERA Special to Caller-Times
October 15, 2005


SINTON - Sinton rallied in the fourth quarter to pull out a 33-14 win over Aransas Pass on Friday night to remain undefeated in district play.

The Pirates (7-0, 2-0) used three touchdown passes by Daniel Ramirez, all to Steven Burk to pull away from the Panthers (3-4, 1-1).

Burk, who hauled in scoring passes of 39, 82 and 55 yards, finished the night with 208 yards receiving to lead the Pirates.

Sinton, who has struggled in the first half for most of the season, pulled away again following the same path as in previous games. Ramirez completed 15 of 25 passes on the night for 338 yards, his second straight 300-yard game, but Pirates miscues kept the Panthers in the game for three quarters.

Leading just 13-8 at the half the Pirates would see the Panthers take the lead at 14-13 with 3:59 left in the third when Erik Flores scored from 10 yards out after the Panthers had recovered a fumbled punt by Sinton.

The Pirates would regain the lead at 19-14 when Josh Ring pounded in the ball from a yard out. In the fourth, Ramirez would connect with Burk from 55 yards out, eluding several tacklers during the scoring pass.

Ring closed out the scoring with his second scored as he rushed in from 2-yards out.

The Panthers got on the board first when they tackled a Pirates runner in the end zone to make the score 2-0 in the first quarter.

The Pirates answered in the second when Daniel Ramirez found Steven Burk from 39 yards out, Jason Garcia added the point after and Sinton led 7-2 with 9:20 left in the half.

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING - SINTON, Josh Ring 12-45, Daniel Ramirez 3-(-17), Zach Collins 2-20. ARANSAS PASS, Green Hill 21-25, Charles Davila 7-42, Michael Tringali 8-63, Roman Rodriquez 4-24, Erik Flores 2-12.

PASSING - SINTON, D. Ramirez 15-25-0-338. ARANSAS PASS, M. Tringali 5-12-0-79, Tim Robles 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING - SINTON, Steven Burk 5-208, Isaac Rendon 4-24, Freddy Mungia 2-15, Chris Goetzel 1-42, J. Ring 1-8, Zach Collins 3-41. ARANSAS PASS, Richard Lockhart 1-18, Preston Lockwood 2-19, Andrew Guajardo 1-39, C. Davila 1-3.



LINK (http://www.caller.com/ccct/high_school_football/article/0,1641,CCCT_11856_4160911,00.html)

[Bandera YaYa]

Was sinton losing at the half??

[pirate4state]

Originally posted by Bandera YaYa
Was sinton losing at the half?? No. We were losing late in the 3rd qtr and if I remember correctly going into the 4th qtr Sinton was still down 14-13. :thinking: Who knows what would have happened if AP's punt had gone smoothly. :eek: That was the big momentum swing. Snap sailed over the punter's head and Sinton's D tackled him on the 5 yard line. 2 plays later = TD Sinton. :clap:

[Bandera YaYa]

Congrats for the big win! But, how do ya'll stay in the top ten and barely beat an unranked team?? Just saying winning preseason against "lesser" teams shouldn't get you (anyone) a high ranking...the ranking system should start with district....then again, those "lists" are totally useless, except for patting oneself (any oneself) on the back........ :thinking:

[pirate4state]

Originally posted by Bandera YaYa
Congrats for the big win! But, how do ya'll stay in the top ten and barely beat an unranked team?? Just saying winning preseason against "lesser" teams shouldn't get you (anyone) a high ranking...the ranking system should start with district....then again, those "lists" are totally useless, except for patting oneself (any oneself) on the back........ :thinking: That would be a question for the AP sports writers. :D I personally don't give a hoot about polls, never have - never will. There used to be a web site www.rankingsdontmeanjack.com which it were still up and running.

[sinton66]

Originally posted by Bandera YaYa
Congrats for the big win! But, how do ya'll stay in the top ten and barely beat an unranked team?? Just saying winning preseason against "lesser" teams shouldn't get you (anyone) a high ranking...the ranking system should start with district....then again, those "lists" are totally useless, except for patting oneself (any oneself) on the back........ :thinking:

The AP poll is nothing more than a popularity contest. It starts with what the particular team did last year and goes from there. The sportswriters seem to have recognized that Sinton has built a tradition of strong finishes in past seasons since 2001, and are simply betting on the odds of them doing the same this year. You have to remember that these are just opinions of people who do not play the game and most likely never did. I put no faith whatsoever in the AP poll, it is absolutely meaningless. The last game your team plays in a particular season is the "BEST" poll.

[AP Panther Fan]

Originally posted by sinton66
The AP poll is nothing more than a popularity contest. It starts with what the particular team did last year and goes from there. The sportswriters seem to have recognized that Sinton has built a tradition of strong finishes in past seasons since 2001, and are simply betting on the odds of them doing the same this year. You have to remember that these are just opinions of people who do not play the game and most likely never did. I put no faith whatsoever in the AP poll, it is absolutely meaningless. The last game your team plays in a particular season is the "BEST" poll.


Very true! Congratulations Sinton on the win, but I have to tell you...I left your stadium feeling pretty good last night even after taking the loss.

I am very, very proud of the Panthers and the efforts they made last night. They had their heads on straight and never gave up. I think the thing that most of you don't realize is that because of Sinton's winning tradition, alot of teams come in already feeling defeated before the kick-off. It is a HUGE mental factor that has to be overcome.

I have nothing bad to say about Sinton, their players, coaches or fans. (the ref's...now that's another story) I just wish we could take back about 20 of those unsuccessful runs up the middle and done a little bit better on our play calling.:rolleyes:

Overall.....It was a very good night!:)