HELENA —Butte Central graduate Casey Norbeck’s first college touchdown couldn’t have come at a better time.

The Carroll College junior linebacker recovered a fumble and returned it 46 yards for a game-clinching touchdown in the Saints’ 19-6 victory over Rocky Mountain College Saturday at Nelson Stadium.

The touchdown, which came with 48 seconds left in the game, was the second of the day by the Saints (2-2).

Anthony Clarke hauled in a Dakota Stonehouse pass for a  37-yard score early in the first half.

The rest of the scoring came on field goals as No. 12 Carroll snapped a two-game losing streak.

Rocky                    0    3   0   3 — 6
Carroll                 0   6   0  13 — 19
Second Quarter
CC — Anthony Clarke 37 pass from Dakota Stonehouse (Scotty Lyons kick blocked), 14:55
Rocky – Nick Knell 28 field goal, 11:26
Fourth Quarter
CC — Lyons 21 field goal, 14:22
CC — Lyons 31 field goal, 10:56
Rocky — Knell 36 field goal, 2:22
CC — Casey Norbeck 46 fumble return (Lyons kick), 0:48
                                                Rocky                    CC
First downs                         12                           15
Rushes-yards                     35-79                     42-143
Passing yards                     99                           111
Comp-Att-Int                    20-32-0                11-18-1
Total offense                     178                         254
Punt-avg                              6-30.3                    3-31.7
Fumbles-lost                      2-2                         2-1
Penalties-yards                 7-38                      4-45
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — Rocky, Mickey Payne 17-76, Ben Ray 5-14, Isaac McCreery 2-6, Andre McCullouch 1-2, Bryce Baker 8-(-19); Carroll, Chance Demarais 21-68, Dakota Stonehouse 11-32, Dustin Rinker 8-30, Jared Mayernik 2-13.
PASSING — Rocky, Baker 20-32-0-99; Carroll, Stonehouse 11-18-1-111.
RECEIVING — Rocky, Ryan Toner 5-27, McCullouch 6-27, Bo Descheemaeker 5-19, Jake St. John 2-17, Cole Cattlelan 2-9; Carroll, Anthony Clarke 3-56, Dylan Simac 2-14, Drew Clausen 2-13, Jared Hunt 1-9, Demarais 1-7, Anthony Hogan 1-5, Trey Infanger 1-4, Nate Hinrichs 1-3.