Seminoles @ Chiefland Indians

Seminoles
Seminoles
2S District 3
October 21, 2022 7:30 pm42-21808 N Main St Chiefland, Florida 32626
Indians
Indians
1R Region 4

The eighth game of the 2022 season will be a match up between the Florida High Seminoles and the Chiefland Indians. Game time is 7:30. This will be the first match up between the Seminoles and Indians in over 19 years.

Location: 808 N Main St Chiefland, Florida 32626
Tickets: GoFan $7.00 General Admission
Online Streaming: nfhsnetwork.com

Indians 2021 Record: 11-2
Indians 2022 Record: 5-0
Last 20 Years vs Seminoles: The Seminoles lead the series 1-0.

Touchdown Club Scouting Report

Chiefland is coming off a 1A State semifinals appearance from last year. They come into next week’s game with a 5-0 record. Their homecoming game was canceled last week on October 14 so they haven’t played since their October 7th matchup against Wildwood. The combined record of the teams they have played this year is 18-17. The point differential is 166-40. at 7-0. Florida High’s opponents have a combined record of 20-31 and a point differential of 250-52. Friday’s game will be an event matchup between the two teams.

Michael Tovine (2023) is the Indian’s starting quarterback. He is a third-year starter throwing for 475 yards on 35 of 50 completions and has one interception.

Dakota Fisher (2024), who is also a three-year starter, is the Indian’s leading rusher. He has 59 carries for 607 yards. His longest run is 88 yards. He has 4 100+ rushing games and has 8 touchdowns this year.

Defensively, Jon Adams (2026) is the team’s leading tackler, with 13 TFLs, and he has 2 interceptions on the year.

Chiefland’s offense: Ground and Pound

The Indians’ identity is very similar to the one that advanced to the 1A State semifinals a year ago — they will run the ball all night and make you stop them.

Fisher, Thomas, senior Junior Brown, and junior Anthony Blackman are all capable ball carriers for the Indians. Chiefland used all four to amass just over 200 yards rushing against Wildwood on 10/7.

“Any time we need hard yardage, line Junior up and give it to him,” said Chiefland coach James Corbin. “He’s going to get three or four yards. And when you have an athlete like Clint, you have to get the ball in his hands. In one word, he’s electric.”

The Indians got five sacks from two freshmen — Jon Adams and Wykel Howard. Adams, who was second-team all-state last year as an eighth grader, had four QB takedowns alone. Three of them came in the second half, the most crucial of those three were in overtime, pushing the Wildcats back from the Chiefland 10 to the 18-yard line.1

 

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