East Davidson Eyes Playoff With Randleman Clash
East Davidson leads the Central Carolina Conference with a 7-1 mark and a share of first, facing Randleman as the final week nears. Sumner, Gibsonville, and West Davidson jockey for position as injuries and youth shape next season prospects for the league rivals.
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Andrews Raiders Down Erwin in Final 1968 Home Game
Andrews High football Coach Bob Boswell lauded his squad after a 21-12 nonconference win over Erwin at Albion Millis Stadium. The victory capped a 7-3 season and highlighted key plays by Larry Davis and Terry Patterson while noting injuries to six starters and a aim to beat Madison Mayodan next.
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All or Nothing for Bison in Burlington Showdown
High Point Central coach Roy Boyles declares an all or nothing mindset as the Bison face Walter Williams High of Burlington. A win earns a state playoff berth and Central 4A Conference title. The plan emphasizes film study, line play, and increasing junior high participation to grow the program.
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Ragsdale Tigers End Streak With Southeast Victory
Six straight wins halted by a 64 record season finale for Ragsdale. Coach Hugh Gordon praised team unity after last Friday’s win over Southeast, noting key performances from Kaith Moore, Jim Hornsy, Andy Bell, Reggie Robertson, and a solid defense led by Steve McKinnon, Monty Goins, Chip Witcher, and Jeff Jacobs. The Tigers, hurt by next year’s player losses, look to build on a championship week mindset.
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Thomasville Faces Toughest Test Since 1964
Thomasville prepares for a decisive SPC showdown with Lexington at Lexington field. The 6-0-1 Bulldogs clash with 5-1-1 Lexington, a game that could decide the league title and influence playoff positioning. Thomasville leads the league in defense and offense, while Lexington relies on a strong backfield and line. Coach Cushwa emphasizes peak play and the season’s defining clash as both teams aim to secure a spot in the state playoffs.
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