Sunday, October 03, 1999
Wilmington 45, Mount St. Joseph 8
Quarterback Adam Ryan (Elder High) threw for five touchdowns and ran for another as the Wilmington Quakers improved to 4-0 for the first time since 1986 with a 45-8 win over Mount St. Joseph (1-4).
Ryan, a sophomore, completed 19-of-32 passes for 363 yards. He has thrown 16 touchdowns and 1,433 yards this season.
Senior wide receiver Dorian Glover caught seven passes for 180 yards and three for touchdowns. Chad Murphy led the Wilmington ground game with 108 yards on 20 carries.
MSJ ....... 2 0 0 6—8
Wilmington ....... 0 21 24 0—45
MSJ—Kirker safety (sacks Ryan in endzone)
WC—Faucett, 10pass from Ryan (Steele kick).
WC—Murphy, 18 pass from Ryan (Steele kick)
WC—Glover, 29 pass from Ryan (Steele kick)
WC—Glover, 27 pass from Ryan (Steele kick)
WC—Ryan, 1 run (Steele kick)
WC—Glover, 62 pass from Ryan (Steele kick)
WC—Steele, 22 FG
MSJ—Wells, 16 pass from Sparhawk (kick blocked)
A—2,900
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