McGuinness Dominates Bishop Kelley in Class 5A Quarterfinals Rematch, Led by J.P. Spanier’s 149-Yard Rushing Stunner
Key points:
- In a revenge win, McGuinness defeats Bishop Kelley in the Class 5A quarterfinals
- John Paul “J.P.” Spanier rushes for 149 yards to lead McGuinness to victory
- McGuinness's rushing attack improved from 22 yards in their first meeting to 206 yards in this game
J.P. Spanier’s stellar performance led McGuinness to a revenge win over Bishop Kelley in the Class 5A quarterfinals. Despite trailing at halftime, McGuinness rallied behind Spanier’s 149 rushing yards and a strong defensive effort to secure a 28-14 victory. This win came after Bishop Kelley had previously defeated McGuinness in the season’s first encounter. McGuinness’ coach, Bryan Pierce, praised the team’s perseverance and improvement, highlighting the significant role played by Spanier in their success. The victory showcased McGuinness’ growth and determination, marking a significant turning point in their season.
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