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Coach Chuck Kyle using hockey concept to recover for next game in three days
Posted by Norm Weber June 28, 2009 16:27PM
Categories: HS Sports
CANTON - Team USA advanced to Wednesday's semifinal game of the International Federation of American Football Junior World Championships with a 78-0 quarterfinal win over France in front of 10,145 fans Saturday here at Fawcett Stadium.
With a win Wednesday, the USA, coached by St. Ignatius coach and Westlake resident Chuck Kyle, would play in the Gold Medal game Sunday against the Canada-Japan winner.

The US, the No. 2 seed, exploded for 24 points in the first seven minutes and 46 seconds to take a 24-0, first-quarter lead over France, in the fourth game of the Junior World Championship of American Football quadruple-header. David Wilson of Danville, VA and headed for Virginia Tech scored two touchdowns. Nick Zachery of Sheridan, IN and headed for Indiana University set up his first score with a 50-yard punt return. Jordan Poyer of Astoria, OR and headed for Oregon State blocked a punt out of the end zone for a safety. Brian Fields of Newcastle, DE and headed for Western Michigan scored the other TD.
They added 13-second quarter points for a 37-0 halftime lead. Wilson scored his third TD with 7:19 to play and then Arkansas State-bound Phil Butterfield of Lake Hamilton, AR, threw a nine-yard TD pass to LA's Noel Grigsby, who is headed for San Jose State. Judging by the pass pattern he ran,