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Loyola Blakefield vs Calvert Hall Live Maryland High School Football 11/28/2024

Loyola Blakefield vs Calvert Hall Live Maryland High School Football 11/28/2024

The Loyola Blakefield varsity football team from Towson, MD, will face Calvert Hall from Baltimore, MD, in a neutral conference game on Thursday, November 28, at 10:00 a.m.

What: Maryland High School Football
Who: Loyola Blakefield (MD) vs Calvert Hall (MD)
When: Thursday, November 28, 2024
Time: 10:00 a.m. ET
Live stream: Watch here

Calvert Hall vs. Loyola Blakefield: Season Analysis and Comparison

The 2024-2025 football season provided an intriguing narrative between Calvert Hall and Loyola Blakefield, two prominent Maryland high school teams. This article breaks down their performances, highlights key statistics, and examines their strengths and areas for improvement as we assess how these teams stack up against one another.


Season Overview

Team Overall Record Region Record Home Record Away Record Win % Points For (PF) Points Against (PA)
Calvert Hall 7-4 4-2 3-2 4-2 .636 295 171
Loyola Blakefield 5-5 3-3 4-2 1-3 .500 168 247

Calvert Hall managed a stronger overall season with a .636 win percentage, thanks to a balanced mix of offensive and defensive strengths. In contrast, Loyola Blakefield achieved a .500 win rate, struggling more on defense as evidenced by their higher points allowed (247).


Scoring Averages by Quarter

Quarter Calvert Hall Average Loyola Blakefield Average
Q1 3.3 4.4
Q2 0.0 3.3
Q3 1.0 2.1
Q4 4.7 5.0
Final 26.8 16.8

Calvert Hall displayed stronger finishing capability, averaging 26.8 points per game compared to Loyola Blakefield’s 16.8. Loyola performed better in the opening quarter but struggled to sustain momentum as the game progressed.


Statistical Comparison

Statistic Calvert Hall Loyola Blakefield
Rushing Yards Per Game 128.9 48.5
Passing Yards Per Game 108.5 167.4
Receiving Yards Per Game 109.8 167.4
Total Yards Per Game 237.5 215.9
Tackles Per Game 52.1 61.3
Sacks Per Game 1.5 0.4
Points Per Game 25.6 16.8

While Calvert Hall’s rushing game was a clear advantage at 128.9 yards per game, Loyola Blakefield excelled in the air with 167.4 passing yards per game. However, Calvert Hall’s defensive consistency (e.g., higher sacks per game) further contributed to their stronger overall performance.


Key Players

Player Team Stat National Avg.
#6 John Asuquo Calvert Hall 45.9 Rushing Yards/Game 20.1
#4 Mason Russell Loyola Blakefield 31.8 Rushing Yards/Game 20.1
#15 Mekhi Brown Calvert Hall 71.3 Passing Yards/Game 50.8
#18 Brad Seiss Loyola Blakefield 139.2 Passing Yards/Game 50.8
#4 Jaiden Davenport Calvert Hall 36.4 Receiving Yards/Game 17.2
#8 Brayden Pross Loyola Blakefield 66.8 Receiving Yards/Game 17.2
#5 Xzavion Crumb Calvert Hall 7.5 Tackles/Game 2.7
#24 Cole Mosier Loyola Blakefield 9.9 Tackles/Game 2.7

Both teams have standout players, with Loyola’s Brad Seiss excelling in the passing game and Calvert Hall’s John Asuquo leading a formidable ground attack. On defense, Cole Mosier from Loyola and Xzavion Crumb from Calvert Hall showcased impressive tackling prowess.


Performance Against Common Opponents

Opponent Calvert Hall Result Loyola Blakefield Result
Archbishop Spalding Loss 35-0 Loss 56-3
Mount St. Joseph Win 36-6 Loss 35-21
McDonogh Loss 37-17, 21-10 Loss 28-7
St. Mary’s Win 38-3 Win 27-6
Gilman Win 28-7 Win 19-7
Concordia Prep Win 21-9 Win 17-14

Calvert Hall performed better overall against common opponents, achieving a 4-3 record compared to Loyola Blakefield’s 3-3. Their dominant wins over Mount St. Joseph and St. Mary’s underscore their capability to capitalize on weaker defenses.


Conclusion

Calvert Hall’s balanced attack and defensive edge gave them the upper hand throughout the 2024-2025 season. Loyola Blakefield’s reliance on passing exposed vulnerabilities in their rushing game and defensive line, contributing to a middling season. Both teams showcased individual talent and potential, with room for growth in key areas. Fans can look forward to continued rivalry and competition between these two Maryland powerhouses.

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