Woodrow Wilson Falls to Capital in Last-Second Interception
Woodrow Wilson drops to 3-4 after a 21-14 loss to Capital. Brandon Anderson led a late Eagle drive, but Darius Scott sealed it with a game-ending interception at the Capital 1-yard line with two seconds left. Scott rushed for 150 yards and two long TDs, including a 77-yard score.
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Darius Scott
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Eagles
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Ricky Sayles
Newson
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Nate Manns
Larry Wickline
Pete Culberto
Scott
South Charleston
Pele
Derrick Johnson
Jason Ward
Tony Giles
Justin Tabor
Derson
Capital Territory
Manns
Giles
Paul Meadows
East Bank Nips Mount View in Double Overtime
East Bank Pioneer Rodney Terry, a transfer from Valley Greyhounds, catches a 12 yard touchdown from Rowdey Province to tie Mount View 20 20 in the second OT, then Keith Stanley converts the PAT for a 21 20 East Bank win. Ed Tee stars for Mount View with 163 rushing yards and two TDs.
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Rodney Cherry
Ed Tee
Bluefield
George Washington
Golden Knight
Leon Gravely
William Lane
Province
Michael Terrell
Terrell
Knights
Charles Barker
Bulge
Tim Massey
Area Roundup Highlights Wyoming East Victories
Area roundup features Wyoming East victories with balanced offense in a 21-7 win over Sherman. Scott Sizemore rushed for 102 yards with two scores while Robert Gunter passed for 190 yards and a TD. defensive standout Ashley McNeely logged 18 tackles. Sherman’s lone TD came on a 35-yard pass to Eddie Johnson. Wyoming East (6-0) visits Greenbrier East next Friday.
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Sherman
Seth
Scott Sizemore
Robert Gunter
Ashley McNeely
T.J. Meadows
Eddie Johnson
Greenbrier East
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Sawyers
Meadow Bridge
Jason Jones
Wildcats
Franklin
Webster County
G. West & Upper Glade
Matt Hayhurst
Greenbrier West
Highlanders
Valley vs Mt Hope Mustangs edge Greyhounds 16 8 football
Mount Hope uses Sam Dooley and Phillip Booker in a ground game to topple Valley Greyhounds 16 8. Valley runs early led by Chris Groom but self inflicted errors kept the score close before halftime. Groom key in a 91 yard, 13 play drive for Valley tying the game with a two yard score.
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Mount Hope
Sam Dooley
Phillip Booker
Mustangs
Valley Greyhounds
Valley
Chris Groom
Greyhounds
Dooley
Mustang
Groom
Mount Hope Runs Past Valley 16 8 Behind Dooley Booker Duo
Mount Hope in a 16 8 win over Valley with Sam Dooley and Phillip Booker combining for 423 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Valley totaled two fumbles and two interceptions as Chris Groom rushed for 124 yards in the loss. Mount Hope improves to 3 3 while Valley drops to 0 7. next games set for Fayetteville Oak Hill and Mount Hope.
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Valley
Sam Dooley
Phillip Booker
Greyhounds
Chris Groom
Fayetteville
Raiders Shut Down Bobcats In 22 6 Victory
The Liberty Raiders overpowered the Summers County Bobcats 22-6 on Friday. Raiders’ defense limited Bobcats to 55 yards on 22 carries and forced backfield disruption. Jerami Halsey opened scoring with a 35 yard run, while D F Mock had two key receptions including a 20 yard score.
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Summers County Bobcats
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Bobcats
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Liberty 22 Summers County 6 football recap
Liberty limited Summers County to 58 rushing yards in a 22-6 victory. Jerami Halsey led Liberty with 107 rushing yards including a 35 yard TD, while Addam Lewis added 104 rushing yards and a late 19 yard TD. Summers County QB Brian Cooper threw for 155 yards, Mack catching 87, but the Bobcats could not overcome the Raiders. Liberty improves to 5-1 and travels to Independence, while Summers County drops to 2-5 and hosts Richwood.
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Summers County
Liberty
Bobcats
Jerami Halsey
Raiders
Summers
Richwood
Independence
Clinton Showalter
Addam Lewis
Lewis
Norman Farley
Halsey
Showalter
Camgemi
Brian Cooper
Mack
Derek Mann
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