Lynn Burke
09-05-2007, 05:08 PM
Sneath will be back for Grafton
In last week’s 42-28 loss to Tabb, Grafton running back Austin Sneath left the game in the third quarter with symptoms of dehydration. After the game he was carted off of the field into an ambulance. The good news is that Sneath, who rushed for 115 yards and two touchdowns before leaving the game, will be OK for Friday’s game against Jamestown, according to coach Kevin Montini.
“He’s fine,” Montini said. “Once he got hydrated he was fine.”
The bad news it that, Brad Cibrin, the other running back, suffered a concussion and will likely miss the game.
JASON JORDAN
In last week’s 42-28 loss to Tabb, Grafton running back Austin Sneath left the game in the third quarter with symptoms of dehydration. After the game he was carted off of the field into an ambulance. The good news is that Sneath, who rushed for 115 yards and two touchdowns before leaving the game, will be OK for Friday’s game against Jamestown, according to coach Kevin Montini.
“He’s fine,” Montini said. “Once he got hydrated he was fine.”
The bad news it that, Brad Cibrin, the other running back, suffered a concussion and will likely miss the game.
JASON JORDAN