DENVER -ÊThe Manchester Squires got their second straight Three Rivers Conference win by beating North Miami 42-16 Friday.
Manchester's football team rushed for 287 yards on 57 carries, an average of five yards per carry.
The Squires were led by senior fullback Jon Gratz, who scored four touchdowns and rushed 15 times for 78 yards. Halfback Josh Peden gained 151 yards on 25 rushes as well.
"Jon is a fullback who has blocked well for us this year, and he just happened to get the ball at the right time," Manchester coach Al Bailey said. "We put together some long drives. On our opening drive, we drove down the field. We didn't have any big plays. It was just grind-it-down-the-field football."
Defensively, two players paced the Squires. Inside linebacker Kyle Powers had 14 total (solo and assisted) tackles, including one for loss. Defensive tackle Adam Young added 13 total tackles and one sack. Young had two tackles for loss.
Manchester is 3-2 overall and 2-1 in TRC play, while North Miami falls to 0-5 and 0-3. All TRC teams will play Saturday in the RCA Dome.
MANCHESTER 42, NORTH MIAMI 16
Manchester 7 14 6 13 - 42
North Miami 0 0 16 0 - 16
M NM
First downs 19 11
Rushing yards 287 212
Passing yards 27 0
Comp.-Att.-Int. 2-5-0 0-2-0
Total offense 314 212
Fumbles/lost 2-0 3-1
Punts/avg. 2-39 1 (blocked)
Penalties/yards 4-40 4-20
First Quarter
M -ÊJon Gratz 1 run (Jarred Kopkey kick), 7-0 M, 5:31
Second Quarter
M -ÊGratz 12 run (Kopkey kick), 14-0 M, 7:57
M -ÊGratz 1 run (Kopkey kick), 21-0 M, 0:07
Third Quarter
M -ÊJosh Peden 14 run (kick blocked), 27-0 M, 11:28
NM -ÊDerek Nolley 8 run (Nolley run), 28-8 M, 6:17
NM -ÊLee Hall 1 run (Chad Patterson run), 28-16 M, 0:48
Fourth Quarter
M -ÊGratz 5 run (pass fail), 34-16 M, 10:01
M -ÊDerek Brown 2 run (Kopkey kick), 42-16 M, 1:22
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing - Manchester: Josh Peden 25-151, Jon Gratz 15-78; North Miami: Derek Nolley 15-101
Passing - Manchester: Michael Sorg 2-5-27 0int, 0 TD; North Miami: Jason Saylor 0-2-0 0 int. 0 TD
Receiving - Manchester: Jon Sommer 1-17, Klay Bechtold 1-10