Prep football: Mount Vernon 52, Jackson 32

MOUNT VERNON — Mount Vernon raced out to a 38-7 halftime lead and cruised to a win over Jackson. The Bulldogs’ Brandon Hayman had 27 rushes for 215 yards and a touchdown and also threw a 41-yard TD pass to Melvin Walser. Mount Vernon quarterback Tristan Brock ran for TD, passed for two scores and also had a TD catch. Jackson’s Alex Cheesman was 22-for-33 for 196 yards and two TDs and Keynan Foster had 127 yards on 10 receptions and one touchdown.

At Mount Vernon H.S.

Jackson07187—32

Mount Vernon142477—52

MV—Robert Monroe 10 run (Tommy Park kick)

MV—Melvin Walser 10 pass from Tristan Brock (Park kick)

J—Keynan Foster 5 run (Michael Zeng kick)

MV—Brandon Hayman 40 run (Park kick)

MV—Walser 41 pass from Hayman (Park kick)

MV—Monroe 22 pass from Brock (Park kick)

MV—Park 37 FG

J—Nick White 3 run (run failed)

MV—Brock 20 run (Park kick)

J—Foster 30 pass from Cheesman (run failed)

J—Baumgartner 7 pass from Cheesman (run failed)

MV—Brock 16 pass from Walser (Park kick)

J—Cheesman 2 run (Zeng kick)

Records—Jackson 2-4 league, 4-5 overall. Mount Vernon 3-2, 6-3.

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