Raiders Fall Short In Close Night Against Central
High Point Andrews suffers a 27-25 loss to High Point Central despite a strong showing, with coach John Morris praising the Raiders' offense and defense after a game decided by a late field goal range and a fumble by Central. Morris remains confident as Andrews prepares for West Forsyth in the conference opener.
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West Forsyth
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Central Beats Andrews 27 25 In Classic Simeon Stadium Clash
A dramatic Friday night at A. J. Simeon Stadium saw Central defeat High Point Andrews 27 to 25 in a weathered, hard fought football game. The crowd edged records as the offense produced a hurricane pace late, delivering a memorable finish under a full moon.
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Central Cails Victory in High Point Thriller Over Raiders
Central beat the Raiders 28 22 in a high scoring city showdown at High Point field. George Curtis rushed for 197 yards on 18 carries including a 75 yard TD while Charlie Williams carried 26 times for 149 yards and two scores. Willie Jones added two receiving TDs from Blake Lewis as Central rallied in a game defined by turnovers and late defense.
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Four Fumbles Dooms Thomasville Fans See Loss At Asheboro
In a South Piedmont Conference opener, Thomasville fumbled four times including inside the 10 and at the one-foot line, propelling Asheboro to a 7-0 victory. Eric Clapp scored from three yards after a turnover in the third. Brown lamented persistent mistakes and poor executions.
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Jaybirds Lose 16 6 to Southeast in CC action
Allen Jay football drops to 1-3 after a 16-6 loss at Southeast. Mark Keck sparked a 71-yard run and a 20-yard pass, with Keck converting both, while Cregg Greer added AJ's lone second quarter TD on a 50-yard run. Southeast held AJ to 146 total yards as the hosts rushed for 271.
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Eagles Outdistance Defending Tigers
East Davidson uses a strong second half to beat Randleman 32-16 in CCC football. The Golden Eagles trailed 8-0 at halftime after turnovers but surged in the third quarter with three TDs and key breaks. East improves to 3-1 overall, 1-0 in league play, and visits Ledford next as coach Howard Hayes notes the team passed a crucial test.
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Ledford
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Defense Dominant In Ledford Win over Trinity
Ledford defeated Trinity 7 0 in a low scoring CCC game as David Rush scored on a one yard keeper late in the third. Trinity threatened late when Billy Johnson returned a kickoff 67 yards only to have the play negated by a whistle for forward motion.
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