Bluefield Beats Shady Spring 28 in Friday Football
Bluefield coach Fred Simon praised a stout defense and 28 points in Friday’s victory over Shady Spring Tigers. Despite a high scoring slate across the region, Bluefield held Shady Spring scoreless after the opening period and improved their District record.
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Virginia High roars past Tazewell High in non-district win
Tyrone Mitchell rushes for 104 yards and four touchdowns as Virginia High beats Tazewell 55-14. VHS racks up 269 rushing yards, capitalizing on Bulldog turnovers to pull away, including a 21-point third quarter as Meade adds a PAT spree. J R Wilson gains 116 yards for Tazewell.
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Beavers Blank Shady Spring at Home 28 0
Bluefield at Mitchell Stadium dominates on both sides to defeat No 11 Shady Spring 28 to 0. Chris Martin scores two touchdowns including a 27 yard run. Shady Spring gains 15 rushing yards and 27 total yards as Bluefield's defense clamps down.
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Tigers dominate Spartans in 51 31 road win at Hunnicutt
Princeton's high powered ground attack rolls Greenbrier East 51 31 at Hunnicutt Stadium. Senior QB Brad Herald directs a 19 touchdown burst in three games as backs push past 100 yards eight times. Stout 41 yard field goal and Lloyd 34 yard TD open scoring.
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Mount View rides to 35 28 triumph over Jaeger
Mount View Golden Knights beat Jaeger 35 to 28 at home on Friday night. Greg Vineyard rushed for a Mount View school record 281 yards on 25 carries with two long TD runs. The game featured a 21-14 halftime margin after Rawson Addair and the Chadwell duo helped Jaeger rally early.
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Bradshaw Explodes for 333 Yards as Graham Dominates Grundy
Graham senior Ahmad Bradshaw rushed 23 times for 333 yards and five touchdowns to lead the G-Men past Grundy 42-7 in Southwest District play at Nelson Memorial Field. A sixth TD was nullified by a clipping penalty on the first play of the fourth, as Graham improved to 2-0 in league play and 5-2 overall.
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