Glomski’s overtime field goal lifts Jonesboro past Lakeside

Published On: September 5, 2026Categories: High School, News

Jonesboro 31, Hot Springs Lakeside 28

Alex Glomski kicked a 28-yard field goal in overtime, and CJ Lovelace scored four rushing touchdowns as Jonesboro defeated Hot Springs Lakeside 31-28 Friday night at Centennial Bank Stadium.

Lakeside drove 80 yards on its opening possession, finishing with quarterback James Hall’s 2-yard touchdown run. The extra point was unsuccessful, leaving the Rams ahead 6-0.

Jonesboro forced a punt after three consecutive Lakeside plays lost yardage.

Lovelace’s touchdown run and Glomski’s extra point put Jonesboro ahead 7-6 in the second quarter. Hall answered with another 2-yard score, this time on fourth-and-goal, and Ben Kilgore’s kick gave Lakeside a 13-7 halftime lead.

Kameron Davis returned the second-half kickoff 39 yards to Jonesboro’s 49. Lovelace finished the ensuing possession with his second touchdown run, giving the Hurricane a 14-13 advantage.

Lakeside regained the lead on Logan Polczynski’s 1-yard touchdown run. Polczynski added the two-point conversion for a 21-14 lead.

Facing third-and-13, Lovelace completed a 42-yard pass to Davis. Lovelace scored from 10 yards on the next play, and Glomski’s kick tied the game 21-21.

Davis added a 15-yard run on Jonesboro’s next touchdown drive. Lovelace’s fourth touchdown, a 40-yard run in the fourth quarter, put Jonesboro ahead 28-21.

Polczynski’s 42-yard run helped position Lakeside for another answer. On fourth-and-3 from Jonesboro’s 5, Hall threw under pressure to Polczynski for a touchdown. Kilgore’s extra point tied it 28-28.

Jonesboro recovered the game’s only turnover, a fumble, with 2:27 remaining. A fourth-down pass-interference penalty extended the Hurricane’s final possession, but a 51-yard field-goal attempt fell short as regulation expired.

Lakeside received the first overtime possession. Jonesboro’s defense produced a 4-yard tackle for loss, then stopped the Rams when Hall’s fourth-and-goal pass from the 4 fell incomplete.

Jonesboro’s possession ended with Glomski’s winning kick. He also converted all four extra points, accounting for seven points.

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter

Lakeside – James Hall 2-yard run (kick failed), Lakeside 6, Jonesboro 0.

2nd Quarter

Jonesboro – CJ Lovelace 4-yard run* (Alex Glomski kick), Jonesboro 7, Lakeside 6.
Lakeside – Hall 2-yard run on fourth-and-goal (Ben Kilgore kick), Lakeside 13, Jonesboro 7.

3rd Quarter

Jonesboro – Lovelace 8-yard run* (Glomski kick), Jonesboro 14, Lakeside 13.
Lakeside – Logan Polczynski 1-yard run (Polczynski run), Lakeside 21, Jonesboro 14.
Jonesboro – Lovelace 10-yard run (Glomski kick), 21-21.

4th Quarter

Jonesboro – Lovelace 40-yard run (Glomski kick), Jonesboro 28, Lakeside 21.
Lakeside – Polczynski 5-yard pass from Hall on fourth-and-3 (Kilgore kick), 28-28.

Overtime

Jonesboro – Glomski 28-yard field goal, Jonesboro 31, Lakeside 28.

Players who stood out

CJ Lovelace, Jonesboro, quarterback: Four rushing touchdowns, including a 40-yard fourth-quarter score. His 42-yard completion on third-and-13 set up his 10-yard touchdown on the next play.

  • Alex Glomski, Jonesboro, kicker: Made the winning 28-yard field goal in overtime and all four extra points, finishing with seven points.
  • James Hall, Lakeside, quarterback: Accounted for three touchdowns — two 2-yard rushing scores and a 5-yard touchdown pass. His second rushing touchdown came on fourth-and-goal; his touchdown pass came on fourth-and-3.
  • Logan Polczynski, Lakeside, running back/tight end: Scored on a 1-yard run and a 5-yard reception, added a two-point conversion run, and broke a 42-yard run on Lakeside’s game-tying fourth-quarter drive.
  • Kameron Davis, Jonesboro, wide receiver: Had a 42-yard reception on third-and-13, a 39-yard kickoff return to open the second half and a 15-yard run on the drive that ended with Lovelace’s 40-yard touchdown.

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