Pocahontas Tops Auburn 20 to 0 in season opener
Pocahontas Indians open 1998 high school football with a 20-0 win over Auburn. Chris Woodard rushes 13 times for 105 yards and a touchdown, Chris Jackson adds a 17-yard TD, Damien Johnson scores on a 3-yard run. Pocahontas dominates with 272 rushing yards to Auburn’s 96. Johnnie Dillon records 18 tackles. Next at Bath County.
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Honaker Tigers beat Lebanon Pioneers 22-6 in Va high school clash
in Honaker Virginia Heath Miller opened scoring with a nine yard run for Honaker who led 6 0 after the first quarter Joey Dye added a 3 yard run in the third Dustin Deel 12 yard TD in the fourth The Tigers totaled 199 rushing yards to Lebanon 192 Dye led Lebanon with 90 yards on 12 carries Fields added 86 yards on 11 carries with a TD.
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Beavers Roll Over G-Men in 24-0 Victory
Bluefield, defending Class AA champion, beats Graham 24 to 0 at Mitchell Stadium. Donald Amaker scores three rushing touchdowns and Tremayne Bennett adds one as Bluefield improves to 1-0, extending its win streak. Graham falls to 0-1. next up Blacksburg at home.
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Mount View Opens Class AA Season With 47 12 Win
Mount View High School opened its first Class AA season with a 47 12 victory over cross county rival Big Creek. WY kickoff returner Ed Tee 75 yards for a touchdown sparked the Knights who, with Kelvin DuBouse power running and Barker’s kicking, built a 41 point first half lead before Big Creek replies. Ricky Roger added an 85 yard kickoff return TD for the Owls, as the visitors showed fight after halftime.
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BriSox capture Appy League title on rout over Rays
Bristol sweeps Princeton, clinching the Appalachian League championship with a 15 to 6 win at Hunnicutt Field. Early damage fell on Princeton starter Joe Kennedy, as Bristol raced to a 5-0 lead in the first inning and never looked back, with key hits from Newkirk and Lutz.
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T Dogs End 24-Game Winless Streak With Victory
Tazewell engineered a 20 8 upset of Virginia High, behind two Brandon Viney rushing TDs and a Drew Barrett to Stuart Angles pass. A strong defense, a late Barrett interception, and a fumble recovery sealed the upset as Harris Hart celebrated his first win as Bulldog coach.
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