Ragsdale Tops Southeast Guilford 13-12 in Tight Battle
Ragsdale Tigers rally past Southeast Guilford 13-12 before a capacity crowd as Maurice Pate gains 108 yards on 15 carries. Sal Taros hauls in a 34-yard TD pass from Danny Sellers for the lead, while Jeff Fricke and the defense key a second half shutdown.
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Auman Leads Tigs To Gridiron Win
Randleman’s Tigers overpower Eastern Randolph 12 0 in a season opener. Senior halfback Timmy Auman rushes for 167 yards on 33 carries and scores both touchdowns with strong blocking by fullback John Fricks. Coach Charlie Gregory praises improved tackling and the stingy defense that shut down the Wildcats.
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Knights Clobber Dragons in 41-8 North Davidson win
North Davidson returned to action Friday night and crushed West Davidson 41-8 as Cliff Clark rushed for three touchdowns on 24 9 and 49 yard runs with Perry Tuttle adding explosive speed and an 88 yard kickoff return to open a 28-8 halftime lead.
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Penalties Fail To Halt SW Over Denton In 20-0 Win
Southwestern defeated Denton 20-0 as the Cougars outgained the Red Raiders 224 to minus three rushing yards. Penalties totaled 145 yards against Denton, with four flags negating touchdowns and key plays.
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Prep Scores From The Associated Press Summary
A dense list of high school football scores across North Carolina and nearby regions. Notable results include Hickory beating Central Cabarrus 13 to 21, North Moore 14 over Hillside 34, and Asheville Reynolds 21 over Heritage 0, among many others.
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Indians Take Revenge Win Over Eagles
The Indians drive to the three yard line before turning over on downs. The Eagles fumble on their first play, letting Reggie Alexander score on a two yard run to seal the win.
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Spartan Balance Secures Home Opener Victory
Central Davidson Spartan offense balanced attack to beat West Montgomery 19-7 at home. Mike Allred scored twice on 14 and five yard runs, Terry Hargraves added a 45 yard TD run, and a late defensive stand halted a West Montgomery threat on the five yard line. Next Friday they visit Southwest Randolph.
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Jackets Stop Trinity 26-14 In Conference Thriller
Lexington Yellow Jackets snap Trinity Bulldogs 26-14 on a late passing score from Mark Hess to Ron Hargrave. Finney broke a 65 yard run to seize control, Hess added two rushing TDs, while Gulledge led Trinity’s offense before a tough road loss. Trinity drops to 1-1 planning next game at Ledford.
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