It was the Chillicothe Hornets ground game against the Pembroke Hill Air Attack in a 60-7 Hornets district semi-final home win over Pembroke Hill 60-7.
     After going over 100 years with out a player scoring 6 rushing touchdowns in a game, Hornets Senior Fullback Josh Kille has now done it twice in one season with 15 carries for 263 yards and 6 touchdowns.  
     Pembroke Hill had their opening drive stall near mid field when they failed on a 4th and 4. Chillicothe took over and 7 plays later Kille was in the end zone. His second score was set up by a blocked punt by Jon Burk which was recovered by Dylan Munson. One play later Kille was 32 yards down field in the end zone. A Brett Shaffer interception, one of two by him and four by the team set up the next scoring drive that ended with Jack Willard finding Trace Staton who leaned in to the end zone for a 20 yard pass play touchdown.
     Pembroke Hill abandoned their running game after only 27 yards rushing in their first two drives. Their passing attack had mixed results with a good play followed by a series of incompletions.
     In the second quarter Kille scored on a 20 yard run. On Pembroke Hill's next possession A 46 yard pass play and a 22 yard pass play moved them to 1st and goal to the 7 yard line but four straight incompletions gave the ball to Chillicothe which, in turn, gave it to Josh Kille who went 93 yards to the end zone. Kille had a total of 4 touchdowns in the 2nd quarter for six scores all in the first half and a 47-0 Hornets halftime lead

     Chillicothe's starters played the first series of the second half then had the rest of the night off. Pembroke Hill's only score was set up by a kick off return to the 47 yard line. On the first play their starting running back went the distance against the Hornet reserves for their only score of the game.
   

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