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4C SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2005 THE TIMES shreveporttimes.com efense lift High School Football: Week 8 utoirs blockers. Broadway saw the seal and raced down the Evangel sideline for the score. Haynesville never recovered, though the Eagles gave them plenty of opportunities. The Eagles committed three turnovers in the first half two fumbles and one interception but the Golden Tornado couldn't penetrate Evangel's defense. The Golden Tors didn't get beyond their own 41-yard line in the first half and faced a 20-0 halftime deficit.

"Our defense was dominant," Dunn said. "Offensively, without the turnovers, we did some great things." Haynesville's ground game, its offensive strength, played right into under the lights. 'There was a lot of excitement," Haynesville head coach David Franklin said. "We knew what we were in for going into the game and we knew they had to make mistakes and we had to be perfect." Evangel made mistakes, but Haynesville wasn't perfect. The anticipation and the game crashed around one play Broadway's return.

Chase Jennings fielded the kick-off near the goal line. When he approached the 4, he stopped, pivoted and Broadway streaked behind him for the handoff. Haytiesville pursued the play too eagerly and was caught on the wrong side of a wall of Evangel "Our defense was dominant. Offensively, without the turnovers, we did some great things." Dennis Dunn, Evangel coach here." Cars began winding their way off Highway 79 back to Memorial Stadium 90 minutes before kickoff. By kickoff, there was a steady procession of headlights creeping behind the north end zone and toward the field as if they were waiting to find Kevin Costner, Shoeless Joe Jackson and the 1919 White Sox Powell threw for 142 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for another one.

Evangel's Caderrick Tyson led all rushers with 116 yards on 17 carries. Broadway's return was a devastating way to begin a game for the Golden Tornado. This was the game the Golden Tornado and the community yearned for since it was announced Evangel would play in Class 1A. The reclassification renewed a rivalry that had faded since the teams' last meeting in 1996. "Haynesville has a great tradition and a legacy that (former Haynesville coach Red Franklin) has left," Evangel head coach Dennis Dunn said.

"It's an honor for us to play Lions edge Wolverines Evangel defeats Class lA's top-ranked team. By Brian Vernellis bvernellisgannett.com HAYNESYILLE Tie game an entire community anticipated No. 1 Haynesville against No. 3 Evangel began horribly. Evangels Ramon Broadway returned the opening kickoff 96 yards on a reverse, giving the Eagles a game's worth of momentum on one play.

Haynesville couldn't recover from the return and Evangel beat the Golden Tornado, 33-0, on Friday. Evangel quarterback Jordan Benton pounds N. DeSoto Tigers roll up 434 yards total offense in 49-20 victory over Griffins. By Mike Pizzolato Special to The Times STONEWALL The Benton High School Tigers (5-3-1, 2-1) routed the North DeSoto Griffins 49-20 on Friday night. Lambert Tasby, with 93 yards on the night, scored on a 42-yard touchdown, while Aaron Adams rushed for 73 yards and two touchdowns.

Josh Simon ran for 66 yards and a 16-yard touchdown. The visiting Tigers rolled up 434 yards total offense and capitalized early on turnovers by North DeSoto (3-5, 0-3), converting an interception, two fumbles and Tasby 's long scoring run into a 28-0 first-quarter lead and an eventual 35-6 halftime lead. Benton took a 42-14 lead into the fourth quarter when backup players took over. "We just wanted to play good, fundamental football," Benton defensive coordinator Caleb Guidry said. "We made a few mistakes, but we took care of our business.

We just VfexV Pj Jennings Evangel's defensive strength. The Golden Tors had minus-13 yards rushing. It left Franklin a frustrated, but proud coach. 'We were very much outmanned, but our kids played hard," Franklin said. "With coaching like they have and the kids they pick and choose they can do that.

Our kids go to school in kindergarten and we have them until the 12th grade and we start over again." Vikings ease past Chiefs By Robby Lockwood Special to The Times It looked like an easy win for Airline on the schedule, but the Vikings had to battle through a mistake-filled contest and escaped with a 17-16 victory over Natchitoches Central on Friday night at Viking Stadium. Derek Leslie split the uprights widi a 25-yard field goal with 1:21 left in the game for difference in the contest. A 22-yard run on a reverse by Georgio Bryant put the Vikings in field goal position to set up Leslie's winning kick. Airline's five turnovers and 103 yards in penalties allowed the Chiefs to hang around before the Vikings scored the late field goal to escape the upset bid by NCHS. The Chiefs had five turnovers of their own as well in the game.

The Vikings (4-2, 3-1) sealed the win when Cordaro Green intercepted a pass with 21 seconds left in the game at the Vikings' 45-yard line. Green also added 136 yards rushing on 20 carries for Airline but did lose two fumbles in the game. NCHS (2-6, 1-4) took advantage of a Vikings turnover to take a 16-14 lead with 8:05 left in the game on a 3-yard touchdown pass from William McElwee to Jared Howard on a fourth-and-goal play. However, Spencer Morgan missed the extra point, which allowed Airline to win the game on the Leslie field goal in the closing minutes of the game. Patrick Berryman set up the score on a 24-yard run on fourth down from the Airline 29-yard line.

The Chiefs cut Airline's lead to 14-10 with 3:04 remaining in the third quarter with a 28-yard field goal by Spencer Morgan. Airline overcame a sloppy first quarter by scoring 14 points in the first 17 seconds of the second quarter to take a 14-0 lead. The Vikings recovered a fumble on the Chiefs 41-yard line before Zach Glass connected with Charlie James on the first play of the second quarter from 21 yards out to give Airline the early lead in the game. Airline came right back to recover a Chiefs fumble on the ensuing kick-off with Cordaro Green reaching the end zone on the next play with a 12-yard touchdown run as the Vikings took a 14-0 lead. The Chiefs came back to put together a long drive and cut the Vikings lead to 14-7 on a 5-yard pass from William McElwee with 4:08 left in the first half.

Broadway OK IA i I Continued from 1C do what we needed to do," Wolverines coach Donald Mayweather said. "We didn't make many mistakes; we just didn't make any plays." While the Lions defense soared, Jeremey Jefferson continued to pile up yards. He finished with 232 on 41 carries with a touchdown. That put him at 1,750 yards for the year. Yet, he wasn't perfect Jefferson fumbled with 58.2 seconds left to give Mansfield one last shot at victory.

Again, the Wolverines failed to outplay the Lions defense. "They stepped up to the occasion," BTW coach Demise Loyd said. "I'm speechless about the way our defense played. They were put in some critical positions." One of the few mistakes for the BTW defenders allowed a 78-yard touchdown pass from Quan Howard to RJ. Myles, but an extra point sailed wide and left the Lions in front by a point with 4:28 to play.

Myles hid behind the Lions defense and waited on Howard's pass, which sailed just past two leaping defensive backs and into Myles' hands. He took an angle across the field and outran everybody for the score. From there, the legs of Jefferson churned out enough first downs to run out the clock. BTW improved to 7-1 overall and 3-0 in 1-3A and is a game ahead of Mansfield (5-3, 2-1), which is in a three-way tie with Benton and Fair Park. The Lions had taken a 14-7 lead on a quick move their offense.

When Mansfield was slow returning from a timeout, the Lions went to the air, Jared Taylor hitting a slanting Trey Veals for a 28-yard scoring play. Mansfield never got much room to operate offensively in the first half, but the Lions had some crucial special teams mistakes. The Wolverines had two chances off punts to score points. The first BTW's Jeremy Jefferson (2) is tackled by two Mansfield defenders during 'They stepped up to the occasion. I'm speechless about the way our defense played.

They were put in some critical positions." Booker T. Washington coach Demise Loyd Jessica LeighThe Times Friday night's game. pass from Quan Howard. The Lions did what they've done all season from there, putting everything on Jefferson's legs, and he scored on a 2-yard run to cut the margin to 7-6. Jefferson finished the half with 1 14 yards, while Mansfield had just 91 yards at intermission.

The BTW defense, led by lineman Ramone Randle and Bright, held Jermaine Johnson to 18 yards on six carries. Northwood "We came out tonight and in practice this week with intensity and you could see diat on the field," Turnbow said. "Our offensive line and our backs did an outstanding job blocking as well as our running backs on the field. 'Tonight, with our defensive line, we were hitting them in the mouth this week and that's what we needed to do. This is the best game we've played and with a few more breaks here and there, the outcome could have been different." Fourth-quarter TD propels By Jamie Lunt Special to The Times Minden racked up 215 yards in the air while Northwood kept it to the ground with 206 yards Friday night.

But it was die Crimson Tide who edged out the Falcons for die win, 24-20. Northwood was ahead 20-17 late in the fourth quarter when Minden quarterback Derek Cupples connected with Demetric Carey for a 65-yard touchdown. The Tide's extra point kicked by Cupples was good, was after Ishmael West deflected a BTW punt, causing it to travel only three yards to the Lions' own 28. Mansfield couldn't score from there. clinching Minden's win.

The Crimson Tide is now 5-3 on die season. Minden coach David Feaster said it was Carey's touchdown that gave his team the Cupples momentum to win Friday night's matchup. "I think our defense played really well and Northwood got after us in the second half," Feaster said. "But it ASH- Brown 4 run (kick HA ASH 15 44-205 188 7-12-1 2-445 0-0 15-130 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing Com-Att-Int Punts-Avg. Fumbtes-lost 10 30-134 125 10-22-3 3-0 6-35 Penalties-yard: Individual Statistics RUSHING ASH, Brown 35-190, Tony Messina 3-19.

PASSING-Haughton, Wilson 10-22-3-125. ASH Adam Roy 7-12-1-188. RECEIVING ASH, Keith Mills 1-11, Will Coppage 3-73. Harlan Victor 1-20. Biown 1-8, Will Phillips 2-76.

Bossier 34 Woodlawn 0 6 14 14 -34 Bossier 0 28 15 7-56 Slevarno Hogan 6 run (kick taned) Corey George 5 run (Charles Buckner rum B-Hogan 28 run (kick tailed) Charles Buckner 6 tun (kick failed) Dennis Morns 1 run (kick tailed) Buckner 5 run IHogan pass Irom Cornelious Nickelsom Hogan 6 run (Ladarius Decker kick) Morris 7 run (Quinton Ford pass trom Moms) Buckner 70 run (George pass trom Scott Eiagec) Morris 4 run (pass failed) Morris 66 run (pass failed) Antonio Irving 83 kickoff return (Michael Green kick) Mario Johnson 39 pass trom Morns (Morns run) CS 14 14-115 257 17-28-0 5-418 2-0 8-83 1 wanted to play our game, good basic defense." Kendrick Stewart anchored the Tigers' defensive line, as Benton held the Griffins to to total yarns Adams and only 115 yards rushing. Justin Alkire and Cory Allen of Benton picked off two of Ryan Burford's passes. Jeremy Thomas led North DeSoto with 52 yards on 12 carries. Burford completed two passes on the night, both to Javaris Murray for 40 yards. "They're a heck of a football team," Griffins coach Gary Smith said.

"You can't make mistakes and play on the field with them. They got three turnovers in a row, and by that time, they got the ball rolling." Smith said the Tigers are a great football team that would go far in the playoffs. Both teams, with two games left in the regular season, travel next week, Benton to Green Oaks and North DeSoto to Mansfield. Friday results Acaana30 Comeaun 12 Aaams County 41. Riverfield 21 Airline 17 Natchitoches Central 16 Alexandria 27 Haughton 13 A-nite 47 Pearl fiiwt 12 Basiie 46 Merryvi'le 8 easlroc 43 Carton 32 Benton 49 North DeSoto 20 Bossier 56.

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BiockS Fust Downs Rusnes-ya-Js Passing Com-Att-t Punts-Avg If Oak Grove 44, Oakoale 32. Oberlin 38. Opelousas Ouachita 34. Parkview Patterson 41. Peabody 14.

Pickering 56. Port Alien 22. Port Barre 38. Bed Rivet 42. Redemptonst Rtcnwood 22.

River Oaks Rosepine 35. Ruslon 38. Sacred Heart SMell 26 Sormgnill 22. St Edmund St Loms 40. St John 63 St Maiys48.

Si Thomas Sierlington 33 Tallulah Aca Tara 26. Terrebonne Vermilion Weisn41.PmePiairre6 West FeiKiana West St John Westoate 42 Wilkinson Wossman 35 Natchitoches Airline AHS Chan Glass iDerek Ahs Cordaro NCHS Jared McBwee NCHS NCHS tai'edi Ahs-Leslie First downs 11 19 Wiggins kick) Rushes-yards 23-82 52-238 M-Chance Lachney 4 pass from Alex Passing 196 34 Williams (kick failed! Att-Com-Int 25-13-0 7-3-0 M-Andiew Morley 3 run (Morley run) Punts-avg 4-21 R-Marche Anderson 51 interception return Fumbles-lost 5-4 2-1 (Wiggins kick) Penalties-yards 11-70 10-76 M-rJared Miguez 16 pass from Williams Individual statistics (Malt Erane kick) BTW's next punt attempt had similar results, the snap flying high over the punter's head and Mansfield taking over at the 15. Michael Jones eventually scored on a 6-yard Minden past was Demetric's touchdown diat gave us the boost we needed. We got out there and they were just as intense as we were all night." Prior to Carey's touchdown, the Falcons' Winston Wilmore had a 7-yard touchdown run while Skylar Wafer had an 18-yard touchdown for Northwood. Nordiwood coach Daniel Turn-bow attributed his improvement on the defensive line to one of the best weeks of practice Ins team has had all season.

-n-'n illi'iiimnii'iin Minden 24, Northwood 20 Northwood 7 0 7 6 -20 Minden 7 7 0 10 -24 MHS- Trey Feaslei 8 tun (Derek Cupples kick) NHS-Latrevous Milton 51 run (Adnen Waggener kick) MHS- Feastet fumble recovery (Cupples kick) NHS- Skylar Watei 18 run (Waggener kick) MHS- Cupples FG NHS- Winston Wilmore 7 run (kick failed) MHS- Demetric Carey 65 pass trom Cupples (Cupples kick) NW MHS First Downs 11 11 Rush-yards 36-206 36-73 Passing 65 215 Comp-Att-Int 3-8-0 9-14-0 Punts-avg. 3-30 3-24 Fumbies-lost 0-0 4-1 Penalties-yards 7-60 3-i5 Individual Statistics RUSHING NHS. Milton 13-101. MHS. Brandon Walker 9-44.

PASSING-NHS, Hunter Brantly 3-865. MHS. Cupples 9-14-0-215 RECEIVING NHS. Jay Dudley 2-49. MHS.

Carey 2-95 Benton 49, North DeSoto 20 Benton 28 7 14 7 -49 North DeSoto 0 6 8 6 -20 B-osh Simon, run 16 iCody McDowell kick) Lambert Tasby. run 3. iMcDoweli kick) B-Tasby run 42, (McDowell kick) B-Eiored Barnette. run 12, (McDowell k.ck) Aaron Adam, run 20. (McDowell kick) ND David King, run 5.

(pass failed) B-Adam. 6 run, (McDowell kick) ND Jeremy Thomas, run 6. (pass for two gocd) Marcus Huoson. run 15. (McDowell kick) ND-ieremy Thomas.

1 (Run tailed) Individual statistics RUSHING BHS-Tasoy 6-93. Adam Simon 8-66. Huoson 448, Barnette 3-33, James Jenkins 1 minus 3 Josh P'ayer 1-8 NOHS-Thomas 12-52. Javans Muiray 6-46, Ryan Burford 7-6 1TD. Davio King 5-1 1 PASSING- BHS-Barnette 14-0-26, NDHS-Burtord 2-6-2-40 RECEIVING-Cory Allen 1-24.

NDHS-Javans Murray 240 Fair Park 18, Green Oaks 8 Green Oaks 0 0 0 i Fair Park 0 6 0 6 -18 FP Edwa-d Sci 92 mckoff return (kicn feied) GO LeMandrs' Tucker 18 pass from IKiwers kick) First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yaras Comp-Att-Int Punts-Avg. Fumbies-lost Penalties-yards Dezrrond Spivey Leonard Velder) FP Antonio Kenneth Young RUSHING FP Seamster 14-83. 3-25 GO. Jercorey Jemarsea Smith Dezmond Spivey PASSING FP GO. Jemarsea Spivey '1-1 -0-22.

RECEIVING Claiborne 1-14. Williams 1 -8. GO, 1-12, Evangel Evangel Haynesville ECA Ramon (Michael Powers ECA Jeff Hulett Powell (Powers ECA Hulett 10 blocked) ECA Powell 1 ECA Cedernck RUSHING ECA, 2-30 HHS, Brandon Jeremiah Burns PASSING ECA, 1-1-0-2 HHS. Pete Besne RECEIVING ECA Hiiett 4-38: Jereny HHS. BTW Manstie'd BTW M- Michael Jones Howard wcK) B- Jeitmy uefferson 8- Trey Veals 26 (Jerson rum M- PJ Myes 78 faned) RR Hen 7 15 22-111 59-224 257 20 8-14-0 3-9-1 2-34 4-25 7-5 2-2 11-78 2-10 Fumbles-losl 6-5 3-2 Penalties yards 10-108 6-45 Individual Statistics RUSHING AHS.

Cordaro Green 20-136. Blame Taylor 2-39. Josh Johnson 2-22. Glass 5-13. Georgia Bryant 1-22 NC.

Patrick Berryman 19-132. William McElwee 8-12. Robert Jones 9i-23. PASSING-AHS. Zach Glass 8-13-0-86 NC.

William McElwee 18-29-3-131 RECEIVING AHS. Just'n Gordey 3 1 5. Charlie James 1-21, Josh Johnson 1-6. Cordaro Green 2-25. Spencer Nicholas 1-20 NC.

Patrick Berrvman 10-58. Justin Waner 3-26 Jared Howard 3-27. Justin Krouse 2-18, Robert Jones 1-2. Captain Shreve 29, Parkway 7 Parkway 0 7 0 0 7 Captain Shreve 7 15 0 7-29 Austin TcJIiver 1 5 pass Itom Andrew Calanione (John Michiels kick) CS Tol'rver 56 pass Irom Caiantone (Brandon Charrier pass trom Michieis ktckl Pw Tnsten Cooksey 3 run (Ben Barcelona kick) CS Lance West 23 pass trom Caiantone (Michiels kick) CS Tolliver 5 pass trom Caiantone (Michiels (Jemarsea Smith pass from Thomas 1 run (pass failed) 4 run (pass failed) Individual Statistics Young 23-71 Antonio Thomas 6-27. Gene Baker Peterson 11-40.

8-I-5I, Leonard Yeider 6-33, 1-12. Antonio Seamster 4-12-0-60. Smith 1-8-1-12: Dezmond FP Sowell 1-30. Roger Gene Baker 1-8. Howard Tucker 1-22, Leonard Yeider 33, Haynesville 0 14 6 0 13-33 0 0 0 0 0 Broadway 99 wckoft return kick 21 pass from Jordan kick) pass from Powell (kick run (run failed) Tyson 26 pass fiom Powell HUSHINO-MHS.

Jermaine Johnson 1142. Howard 12-40. BTW. Jelferson 41-232. Roy Wnght 8-30.

Taylor 2-1-3) PASSING MHS. Howard 25-13-0 196; BTW Taylor 7-3-0 34, RECEIVING MHS, Jones 5-48. Coroerio Young 4-18, Myles 2-123, Johnson 2-7; BTW, Veals 3-34. Homer 30, North Caddo 12 North Caddo 0 0 6 6 -12 Homer 0 15 8 7 -30 Termaine Benjamin 1 run (Benramin kick) Jamardous Buggs 14 pass trom Richie Casey 'Benjamin run) NC Michael Jones 2 run (run failed) Beniamin 1 njn (Beniamm run) Barry McGee 1 run (Beniamin kick) NC Devin Washington 18 run (run failed) NC HHS St. Frederick 21 Lake Arthur 0 Hamilton Christian 33 14, Abbeville 7 Franklin Parish 13 Baptist 29.

Baker 19 Berwick 0 Pineviile6 South Beauregard 30 Episcopal 14 Point Coupoe Central 0 Menard 21 18. Capitol 10 Rayville 20 51, UCS Prep 6 DeQumcy 29. OT Byrd 10 31. Ville Platte 30 30T Fontainebleau 21 Loyoia 19 31. False River 7 Lake Chanes-Boston 0 Ascension Catholic 6 Ringgold? Mote 26.

Morgan City 0 FarmerviHe 0 27 Riverdale 8 Broadmoor 0 35 Eilender 6 Catholrc 39. Gueydan 16 Washington-Marion 33. Sam Houston 6 40 Piaquemme 22 47 East iberviiie 0 Banoe 24 County 27. Huntington 20 Jena 0 Friday's Summaries Airline 17, Natchitoches Central 16 0 7 3 6 -16 0 14 0 3 -17 James 21 pass from Zach Lesw kwO Green 12 run (Leslie Howard 5 pass trom William (Spencer Morgan kick) -Morgan 28 FG Howard 3 pass horn McEiwee (kick 25 FGI kick) First Downs Rushes-yards Passing yards Comp-Att-int Punts-Avg Fumbles-lost ECA 12 28-155 165 14-20-1 n-a 5-2 10-70 HHS 1 29-I-5) 1 1- 7-0 10-337 3-1 2- 10 Penalties-yards Individual Statistics RUSHING-NCHS. Devin 37-112 PW 12 29-75 63 11-29-1 7-361 20 6-45 First Downs Rusnes-vards Passing yards Comp-Alt-mt Punts-Avg Fumbies-iost Penaines-yards Individual Statistics First Downs Rushes-yards Passing Com-Ait-Int Punts-Avg.

Fumbies-lst Penalties-yards Individual Statistics RUSHING-fted River. Preston Thompson 8-44. Al Lewis 6-9. Cadeiro Lewis 6 27. Mcdonald 2-31 Menard Taylor Mattnews 14-62.

Kirk Savoy 9-26. Cody Stevens 1248, Mcrkiy 16-69. Sean Courtney 3-11. Alex Williams 5-8 PASSING Red River. Al Lewis 8-14-0-257.

Menard. Kirk Savoy 0-3-0-0, Williams 3-6-1 20 RECEIVING Red River, McDonald 6-201, French 2-56 Menard, Miguez 2-16, Chance Lachney 14. Cedar Creek 49, Bemice16 Bernice 0 6 08-16 Cedar Creek 7 7 287-49 CC Justin Aidredge 67 run (Tyler Ingram kick) Cednck Jones 18 pass from Deanlwoin Smith (Smith rum CC Aidredge 9 run (Ingram kick) CC Aidredge 65 run (Ingram kick) CC-Cody Blackiveider 6 run (Ingram kick) CC Scott Beeson 7 run (Ingram kick) CC Aidredge 15 run (Ingram luck) 8-ones 1 run (Jacques Johnson pass from Smith) CC Fust downs 15 (3 Rusnes-yards 40-104 36404 Passing yards 73 34 C-A-l 4-14-2 3-10-3 Punts-Avg 4-23 o-0 Fumb-lost 1-0 2-0 Pen-yds 4-34 7-76 Individual statistics RUSHING 6 Ceoncjones 12-51. Fieios 14-31. CC Aidredge 14-233 4TDs.

BiacKwelder 6-69: John Lee Avery 7-69. Beeson 3-39. PASSING-B. Smith 4-14-2-79 CC A-credge 1-2-1-23 7 1 1-5-0 NA 2-1 4-14 12 48-160 136 6-9-0 NA 4-1 5-37 Individual Statistics WHS BHS First Downs 12 10 Rusnes-yaras 40-323 34-336 Pssmg 39 0 ConvAtt-int 1-5-1 0-0-0 Punts-Avg 2-33 2-30 Fumties-Lost 2-1 3-1 Penalt'es-Yards 1-3 4-30 Individual Statistics Washington 8-33; Michael Jones 11-69; Orlando Armstrong 12-25. HHS.

Barry McGee 2449: Richie Casy Benjamin 9-30; Jorogjo Wilson 2-6: Rod Pleasant 3-3. PASSING-NCHS. Jonathan Armstrong 1-34) 1 Washington 0-2-0 0. HHS. Casey 6-9-0 134 1 TO RECEIVING-NCHS.

Orlando Armstrong 1- 1. HHS. Jeremy Turner 2-91: Wnson Buggs 247. Red River 42, Menard 21 Red River 6 22 7 7 -42 Menard 0 0 0 21 -21 ft-A Lewis 13 run (kick tailed) R-Hocen McDonald 45 pass from Lewis (Jr French pass trom Lews) R-WcDonaia 39 pass "rom Lewis (kick fanedi French 35 pass trom Lewis (Larry pass from Lewisi McDonald 74 pass from Lewis (Jeremy RUSHING-PW RoiiQernck Jackson 20-61. Cooksey 8-10.

JohnTnomas 1-(-mmus-2i CS. Earvin Fields 7-100. Caiantone 3 13. Patterson 2-3 Rickey Arkansas 2--minus-i PASSING-PW Cooksey 11-29-1-83 CS. Csiantcne 17-28-0-257.

RECEIVING-PW Brandon Ciark 6-58 Brady Dulaney 3-22. John Thomas 1-9 JacKSon H-minus-6) CS. Tcilrver 6-135. West 4-57 Brandon Charner 2-28 Trevor Deas 2-22. j.

Patterson 2-7, Travis Anderson 1 -8 ASH 27, Haughton 13 Haughton 7 6 0 0 -13 Aleiandrit 14 7 6 0 -27 A3h Mark McNeai 20 inle'ception return Uoe Marrazzo k. HA Myror Davis 3 run iMatt Huasor kick). ASH Chrrs Brown 5 run iMarrazx kick) ASH Brown 23 run taoi HA Nick Wiison 1 run (kick socked) Tyson 21-119, Quinn G'les BrownmiHer 5-4: 3-3 Powell 13-19-1-163 Tyson Dedanan Robinson 1-3-0-1; 0-3-0-0. S'even Smith 0-1-0-0. Chase Jennings 3-60: Little 4-33.

Brownmiterl-1. 14, Mansfield 13 7 0 0 6-13 0 6 8 0-14 6 pass from Quan Howard 2 rjn (run fai'ed) pass from Jared Taylor pass from Howard ikick HHS BTW RUSHING WHS. Jonathon Ellis 3-6 Michael Armstrong 10-119 Moms 23-198. Mano Johnson 4-0 BHS Hogan 11-68. Georoe 10-98.

Noelson 1-i-2i. Buckner 7-142. Damarrion Cummrngs 2-(-6i. Roy Dunnenteii 2-16 Jason Brown 1-0. PASSING WHS.

Johnson 0-1-0-0. Morns 1-4-0-39 RECEIVING WHS. uOhnson 1-39 AHS NCHS 19 12 X-206 36-143 '31 13-29-3 1-25 36 B-13-0 2-45.