Wildcats Score Early and Often in Win Over Parkview/Albany

The Belleville Wildcats football team played at Parkview/Albany on September 24th, and won, 56-12.
The Wildcats scored early and often. Forty seconds into the first quarter, Trevor Syse threw a 42-yard touchdown pass to Demarcus Conner. Syse’s extra point attempt was good. Ten seconds later, Aidan Keyes intercepted the ball and ran in into the end zone from 12 yards out. Trevor Syse kicked the extra point. Less than a minute later, Syse hit Andrew Nolden for a 19-yard gain and a touchdown. Syse’s extra point was successful. Nolden then intercepted the ball less than a minute later to run it in from 65 yards out. Syse once again was successful for the extra point. Within a minute, Syse hit brother Carson Syse with a pass for yet another score. Trevor kicked the extra point. Less than 10 minutes into the first quarter, the Wildcats were ahead 35-0. And they weren’t done. With 3:25 left on the clock, Syse hit Andrew Ace for another score and Syse kicked the extra point. 59 seconds later, Aidan Keyes ran it in from 10 yards out. Syse kicked the extra point. The score at the end of the first quarter (yes, the first quarter) was Belleville 49, Parkview/Albany 0. In the second quarter, P/A scored a touchdown but missed the extra point. The halftime score was 49-6.
Belleville struck again in the third quarter with a run by Ryker Swenson from 28 yards out. Kaden DeSmet kicked the extra point. P/A scored late in the fourth.
At QB, Trevor Syse was 5 for 6 with 115 yards. Aidan Keyes was 3 for 4 with 62 yards.
Leading the team in rushing was Aidan Keyes with 41 yards. Brennen Keyes had 30 yards, while Ryker Swenson had 24, Dylan Posthuma had 23, Brady Durni had 16, Trevor Syse and Patrick Samon each had 15, and Logan Derke had 12.
Davis Richter led the Wildcats with 47 receiving yards, while Demarcus Conner had 42, Nate Meier had 25, Carson Syse and Anthony Nolden each had 19, Kaden DeSmet had 15 and Andrew Ace had 10.
Brady Durni had 4 solo tackles, while Riley Weber, Logan Derke and Brennen Keyes each had 2.
The Wildcats are 4-3 in the SWAL Conference, and 5-1 overall for the season. Next up is Fennimore at home on Friday night, for Belleville’s Homecoming game. Kickoff is at 7:00 p.m.