Prep Roundup Chester Downs Mustangs and RSM Triumph
Chester Downs Mustangs rally past Midland Valley 14-9 at half then surge to win led by Corey Minter and Mike Stinson. Midland Valley’s Morris Hazel registered a 49 yard second quarter TD. RSM-Lyons 22 yard run and Abney kickoff featured in scoring. Monetta’s 26 unanswered points propelled them to a 2-0 record as they host Batesburg-Leesville next Friday.
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Southern Cal Beats Syracuse in Kickoff Classic
Todd Marinovich threw for a career high 387 yards and three touchdowns as ninth ranked Southern Cal defeated Syracuse 34 16 at the Kickoff Classic in East Rutherford New Jersey. Marinovich matched his 62 percent completion pace from last season.
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Wardlaw Wins In Overtime At Andrews Academy
Wardlaw 20, Andrews Academy 14 after a tied first half. Chris Vance led Wardlaw with 120 rushing yards on 19 carries and scored the overtime winning TD on Wardlaw’s first play in OT. Patriots improve to 1-1 and face Andrew Jackson next week.
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Quarterback shines in sophomore debut against Orangemen
The quarterback opened his sophomore season by completing 25 of 35 passes for 71 percent and surpassing his prior single game yardage high of 333 yards set against Notre Dame, highlighting a standout performance.
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South Aiken and Silver Bluff Forge Overtime Tie
In a tense game, Rusty Wright tied it with an extra point at 14 14, forcing overtime. Silver Bluff moved to the six yard line, but a 23 yard field goal attempt by Wright veered wide. South Aiken then used quarterback Tiernan McMillan on option plays, gaining seven yards to set a fourth down at the three, before Johnson kicked the winning field goal. Williams fumbled early as Silver Bluff recovered.
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North Augusta edges Aiken as Utsey hails better play
Utsey says North Augusta played better but errors linger after the win over Aiken. Aiken coach Dusty Triplett remains upbeat, noting his team was outmanned. Shed Harris led North Augusta with 57 rushing yards as the Jackets improve to 2-0 while Aiken drops to 0-2. Next week North Augusta rests, Aiken hosts Midland Valley.
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Yardstick South Aiken 17-14 recap varies in confusion
Rushed notes describe a muddled game report with scattered phrases about Yardstick South Aiken and South Aiton, listing players and downs. The text includes misread names and numbers, resembling a damaged OCR fragment with little coherent facts.
South Aiken Clinches Lead With Late First Half Run
South Aiken surged ahead as a 26 yard scamper by a Silver Bluff defender turned into a touchdown with 10 seconds left in the first quarter. The Gators added two more scores in the final 2:40 of the second quarter, aided by two Silver Bluff fumbles, to take a commanding lead.
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Midland Valley Coach Praises Team Effort After Tough Loss
The Midland Valley coach praised his squad for their effort in a hard fought game. He cited key rushing contributions from Aken Shag Harris and Jon Seiniri and noted the team fought until the end despite injuries and scoring difficulties.
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Barnwell Bombs W E As Old Rivalry Is Reignited
Barnwell defeated Williston-Elko 34 3 in a Friday night high school football clash reigniting an old rivalry last played in 1976. Barnwell opened strong with a 58 yard kickoff return and key plays from Polite and Rhodes, while Williston-Elko rallied briefly before Barnwell widened the gap with passing and runs. Coach Davis noted the Warhorses faced a stronger opponent and struggled to move the ball in the first half before Barker and Welch helped trim the margin late.
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