Date: Fri 10/02/2015
Title: HS Football – Oak Hall (Gainesville) at St. Francis Catholic (Gainesville)
Event Details: Join Mike Ridaught (Play-by-play) and Dewayne Cook (Color) for this small school rivalry. The game will also air on AM-1230 in Gainesville, AM-900 in Ocala & FM-100.1 in Ocala. #theprepzone
Oak Hall (3-1) at St. Francis Catholic (2-2) – Lots of story lines in this small school rivalry showdown from the westside of Gainesville. It’s a North Florida Football Conference match-up; the visiting Eagles only won one game last year and one the previous year, but they’ve already won three in 2015; the Wolves have won two in a row since opening 0-2; It’s Homecoming; plus, St. Francis Catholic coach Scott McDaniel was the head coach at Oak Hall last year
Oak Hall is 2-4 vs. St. Francis Catholic since 2009
2014 – St. Francis Catholic, 49-14
2013 – St. Francis Catholic, 44-21
2012 – Oak Hall, 17-14
2011 – Oak Hall, 37-0
2010 – St. Francis Catholic, 34-26
2009 – St. Francis Catholic, 20-14
Great battle at the QB position – Hoss Marino (St. Francis Catholic) vs. Matt Armstrong (Oak Hall). St. Francis Catholic has a slight edge up front (OL averages 265 pounds including 6’3, 350-pound sophomore Ike Walker at guard & DT);
One of the keys to victory according to McDaniel: “We have to stop the run.”
The Wolves will also have to take care of the ball. They rallied to defeat St. Johns Country Day (Orange Park) on the road, 21-17, despite four turnovers. Marino had 33 carries for 189 yards in that game and scored the game-winning TD with 1:24 to play.
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