. Dan's Pit Stop Racing Collectibles   STARSHIP SUBS, Soups, Catering, and more...				Kevin Serna is Interviewed  After the Winning Kick © Suburban Journals of Chicago photo by Joe Paolella Dan Peters Sports Editor Suburban Journals of Chicago    Rolling Meadows loves drama, Wildcats 16-15 by Dan Peters Friday November 3, 2006. On a night more typical of December, Cold with the temperature of 32 degrees, the Rolling Meadows Mustangs stunned the visiting crowd with one of the most impressive come from behind victories in recent memory. The Wildcats, which eliminated Rolling Meadows each of the last two seasons, were fresh off an impressive 31-13 win over Notre Dame. The Mustangs had a seemingly insurmountable challenge of  beating the undefeated  Libertyville Wildcats in a Class 7A playoff game at Rolling Meadows Friday night. Coming into this game, The high powered Libertyville offense was expected to be potent and put points on the scoreboard.  But tonight was not the night. The Wildcats ran into a determined Mustang defense that stunned the Libertyville fans and electrified the home crowd with the come  from behind victoryC"b,B& advancing the Mustangs to the next round against another tough opponent, Prospect.. The Mustangs took the lead in the game, 7-3 going into halftime. The first half was a hard fought defensive struggle with little offense from either team, not to mention several turnovers by the Wildcats. Mustangs quarterback Sabal guided the offense with two deep passes late in the fourth quarter. A key pass interference call (one of only a few called in this game) set up a key six yard touchdown run cutting the score to 15-13. The Mustangs opted for a two point conversion to tie the game, but that effort failed. On the ensuing on side kick. The Mustangs recovered the ball with just 48.7 seconds left. Sable's strong arm and another pass interference call gave Meadows the ball on the one yard line. Kevin Serna hit a 19 yard field goal with 0.02 seconds left to cap a stunning 4th quarter comeback, after the Mustangs trailed 15-7 with less than a minute left in the game. "I was nervous, but I knew I had to hit it for the seniors" Serna said. "This was revenge after losing to them the past two years." Mustangs quarterback Ben Sabal threw for 84 yards and one touchdown after coming in the game. He was injured two weeks ago separating his shoulder.. This shows you just how tough and determined these young players are, giving it all for their team in crunch time. Even Sabal was surprised at the outcome. "I thought we had a chance." Sabal said. "But honestly, I didn't think it was that probable. But we never gave up hope." On the other side of the ball, Libertyville quarterback Ryan Kennedy threw for 140 yards & scored on a six yard touchdown run.   Head Coach Doug Millsaps, credited his team on their victory tonight as a team effort & told his players that they never gave up. Producing what he said was "The best victory this program has ever seen." Ugly wins...   "We had a lot of these games -- not the prettiest," Millsaps said, "or the fanciest, but we find a way." Doug Millsaps became head varsity coach at Rolling Meadows in 1998. Prior, Millsaps held head coaching positions at Rockford Jefferson and Lanark Eastland High Schools. He also served as offensive coordinator at Benedictine University. Millsaps hails from Rockford and has been named Conference Coach of the Year four times in three different conferences.