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QUEEN'S 39, CARLETON 42 (2OT)
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GAELS COMEBACK FALLS SHORT IN 42-39 DOUBLE OVERTIME LOSS TO NO. 8 CARLETON.
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The Queen's Gaels (2-2) fell 42-39 to the No.8 Carleton Ravens (3-1) during a Saturday afternoon thriller in Ottawa.

The Gaels came back from a 19-point deficit to force overtime, however a Ravens' rushing touchdown put a stop to the Gaels' plans.

GAME FLOW
After Carleton missed a field goal on their opening drive, the Gaels were the first team to find the end zone as Hobbs found Matteo Del Brocco for a 16-yard touchdown pass.

With momentum on the Gaels' side early on, the Ravens responded with a miraculous play of their own. Carleton running back Nathan Carter, fumbled the ball however, Chad Manchulenko scooped up the loose ball for a 65-yard touchdown.

The Ravens struck again as Mike Arruda found Phil Iloki for a 6-yard touchdown pass to give Carleton a 15-7 lead at the end of the first quarter.

Queen's brought the game to within a single point when Hobbs found Del Brocco again in the end zone, this time from ten yards through the air.

After the Ravens bumped their lead to 18-14 on a field goal, Nate Hobbs would commit a costly turnover as his pass landed in the hands of Cole Hepburn and was returned to the 1-yard line. The Ravens would punch it in for the score off a Mike Arruda quarterback keep adding to a 25-14 lead.

The Ravens would eventually take a 33-19 lead for a game-high 19-point advantage. But the Gaels had no plans in going down quietly.

Queen's would score three touchdowns in the second half while keeping the Ravens out of the end zone. It was the Nate Hobbs' show as he lead the Gaels with a pair of passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown.

First, Hobbs found Del Brocco for their third touchdown connection of the game. The touchdown was Del Brocco's fifth of the season which already matches his career-high set from last season.

Later, Hobbs kept the ball himself and scrambled for his fifth rushing touchdown of the season 15 yards out.

Finally, Hobbs hit Jeremy Pendergast for a final-minute touchdown tying the game 36-36. The Gaels outscored the Ravens 22-4 in the final 30 minutes to force overtime.

OVERTIME WOES
The Gaels had a chance to win the game in overtime, but Nick Liberatore's 38-yard field goal attempt sailed and the game continued.

Given a second opportunity in overtime, Liberatore converted a 42-yard field goal to give the Gaels a temporary 39-36 lead.
However, the Ravens ended the game with a 7-yard touchdown run from Mathieu Pickens.

HOBBS MAKES MORE HISTORY
With his first passing touchdown in the first quarter, Nate Hobbs reached 50 career-passing touchdowns as a Queen's Gael.

His second passing touchdown of the game was enough to move up in the record books. His 51st career-passing touchdown was enough to pass Cal Connor for fourth in Queen's history.

BY THE NUMBERS
413 – Nate Hobbs showed off his elite talent as he led the Gaels in rushing yards (62) as well as having a strong game through the air (351
101 – A new career high for first year receiver Richard Burton who broke off a 42-yard catch and run in the first half.
17 – The Ravens took 17 penalties throughout the course of the afternoon. The lack of discipline opened the door for the Gaels to get back into the game.

STATISTICS - QUEEN'S / CARLETON

FIRST DOWNS
Total 26 34
Rushing 5 16
Passing 18 15
Penalty 3 3
RUSHING
Total (Net) 83 311
Attempts 20 36
Avg. Per Rush 4.2 8.6
Rushing TDs 1 3
Yds. Gained 92 317
Yds. Lost 9 6
PASSING
Total (Net) 351 303
Comp.-Att.-Int. 26-42-1 26-34-0
Avg. / Att. 8.4 8.9
Avg. / Comp. 13.5 11.7
TDs 4 2
TOTAL OFFENSE
Yards 433 592
Plays 64 70
Avg. / Play 6.8 8.5
Fumbles - Lost 0-0 4-2
Penalties - Yds. 7-71 17-125
PUNTING
Punts - Yds. 4-165 4-164
Avg. / Punt 41.2 41.0
Inside 20 0 0
50+ Yds. 1 0
Touchbacks 0 0
Fair Catch 0 0
KICKOFFS
Total - Yds. 8-480 5-293
Avg. Yds. / Kickoff 60.0 58.6
Touchbacks 0 0
RETURNS
Punt: Total - Yds. - TDs 4-38-0 4-32-0
Punt: Avg. / Return 9.5 8.0
Kickoff: Total - Yds. - TDs 5-87-0 8-131-0
Kickoff: Avg. / Return 17.4 16.4
INT: Total - Yds. - TDs 0-0-0 1-39-0
Fumble: Total - Yds. - TDs 0-0-0 0-0-0
MISCELLANEOUS
Misc. Yards -1 -22
Poss. Time 37:10 22:50
3rd. Down Conv. 1 of 1 1 of 2
4th. Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0
Red-Zone: Scores - Chances 5-5 5-5
Sacks: Total - Yds. 0-0 2-1
PAT: Total - Made 5-5 4-4
Field Goals: Total - Made 1-3 2-2

ROSTER

0 Ethan Whiting

1 Rasheed Tucker

2 Nick Liberatore

3 K. Burtenshaw

5 Nate Hobbs

6 Brendan Steele

7 Perry Amankwaah

9 Chris Osei-Kusi

13 Benjamin Arhen

15 Ejaz Causer

17 Zackary Kealey

18 M. Del Brocco
20 O. MacKenzie

21 Eric Colonna

22 T. McCallum

26 C. McQuilkin

27 Tristan Kuchar

28 Jake Puskas

30 M. Richards

32 Nathan Langley

33 Nolan Bedard

35 Ron Jones

39 Will Bannatyne

40 Kurtis Schaefer

41 Spencer Giffin

44 Gabriel Boucher

45 Jacob Jefferies

49 Cameron Duffy

50 Nicholas Pinard

51 Philip Maclean

55 Noah Lalama

62 Jacob Butler

64 Tim Vanheuvelen

65 Harrison Taylor

66 Josh Mosley

67 J. Wedgbury

68 Adam Dingwall

80 J. Pendergast

81 Sakhia Kwemo

83 Richard Burton

85 Marko Xidos

90 Tyler Roy

91 Yann Ky

92 Cameron Lawson

96 T. McGarrity

97 Blake Zarubiak

99 A. Federico