BRIEFLY

CHATTAROY — The Newport Grizzly football team trailed the Riverside Rams 14-7 after giving up a first quarter, 7-yard rushing touchdown and a 37-yard second quarter pass play score Friday, Sept. 5 at Riverside. But Newport overcame that deficit by holding Riverside scoreless in the second half, while piling up points themselves, leaving with a 35-14 nonleague win.

Kutter Driver played a big role for Newport in the win, rushing for more than 202 yards and four touchdowns on 26 carries. He and Jacob Reimers accounted for most of the Grizzlies’ 335 yards of offense. Reimers also broke 100 yards rushing, with 105 yards on 10 carries, including one TD.