Game Report by Tigers (William Clark)
Glasgow Tigers 38 @
Dundee Hurricanes 0
The Tigers were on the
road to Dundee on Sunday and had their best away win of the season against a
resolute Hurricane outfit at Morgan Rugby Club. The game started with the
Tigers defence holding the Hurricanes to a three and out , with linebackers
Thompson Sunerton and Jamie Boyd being particularly dominant for the Glasgow
side.
The Tigers then got
going on their second possession when
the eighteenth play of the drive
had quarterback Darnell Starks hit a peach of a pass to Scott Vallance for the
opening score. Dundee held firm on the
conversion attempt. There was no further scoring in a tense first half with the
Dundee defence picking up two interceptions but unable to make them count , due
to the stout defence of the Tigers. The last play of the half saw Tigers
cornerback James Lindsay intercept a Dundee pass and leave his team up by 6 –
0.
The third quarter
started well for the Tigers as they drove down the field and Starks connected
with Michael Church for another score and
Church then ran in the
conversion. The Dundee offence tried to get back into the game but a couple of
key injuries hampered their efforts.
The fourth quarter saw a
flurry of scores as the Tigers added to their lead , with firstly , a short Mo
Adams run , and a Starks conversion pass to Paddy O' Donnell. Next up was a another nice pass
into the endzone and this time Stark's found reciever Stuart McNeil. Adams then
added the conversion run.
The final Tigers
touchdown came when Jamie Boyd intercepted a wayward Dundee pass and took it
all the way back, out running most of the Dundee defence before reaching the
endzone. Stark's then stretched out and added the conversion run himself. The
final score of 38 - 0 did not look
likely at halftime , however the Tigers stepped up their game in the second
half to show just what they are capable of.
This win improves the
Tigers to 4 – 4 for the season as they now prepare for their next game when
they take on the table topping West Coast Trojans.
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