Week One Reactions From Just About All Teams
Sidelines from B1 and Skyline from B14 note the Dolphins could be sneaky good this season while the Eagles impressed behind Jalen Hurts in a 32-6 win over the Falcons. Urban Meyer’s Jaguars opened poorly as the Texans energized by Tyrod Taylor dominated 37-21 over Trevor Lawrence.
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Trevor Lawrence
Jacksonville
Hawks Return for Key Home Tilt Against 3-0 Judges
Gilbert expects full lineup by the 14th after three week layoff as the Hawks face a 3-0 Han dley squad led by Stephen Daley. Daley is a dynamic outside linebacker and fullback who poses scoring threats, while Skyline notes a stumble in their opener last month versus Strasburg with five turnovers.
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Falcons look to fix turnovers in matchup with Fauquier
Fauquier seeks first win as quarterback Ben Noland struggles with five interceptions in two games and no rushing game while senior Grayson Kramer is a trusted target. Wildcats hope to capitalize on Fauquier miscues and pressure the Falcons to finish drives.
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Satchett
Wildcats Fumble Deep in Rams Red Zone as Drive Dies
Warren opens third quarter with a 58 yard drive across 17 plays but stalls at the Rams 17 after Nick Foltz is sacked for 10 yards. A third and long pass incompletions end the threat. Foltz fumbles on a late scramble in the fourth, giving Rams the ball with 7:26 left. Conrad also fumbles near the goal line after a 27 yard pass from Roller. The Wildcats then fumble again in their own end zone as Griffin Carter leads the Rams to capitalize.
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Warren
Foltz
Strasburg
Roller
Walker Conrad
Conrad
Griffin Carter
Strasburg Wildcats Fall On Late Drive At Home
Strasburg built a 21-0 lead before Warren's late surge fell short as Fauquier held on. Satchett cited a costly face mask on a tackle for a loss that aided a Fauquier score and noted Strasburg's defense allowed three touchdowns. Foltz went 11 of 17 for 107 yards while PJ Dellinger racked up 46 yards on 16 carries.
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Covenant Routs RMA Behind Offense and Receivers
Covenant built a 48-16 lead early in the fourth quarter and rolled to a win as Grant Leasure connected with John English on a 35 yard touchdown pass. Covenant totaled 486 yards of offense, with Kofie racing for 77 yards and Floyd adding 42 rushing yards. English went 6 of 11 in passing with a TD and an interception. Sean Thomas led Yellow Jackets with three receptions for 20 yards and Leasure had 49 receiving yards. RMA’s Lawrence Norman had 11 tackles as Covenant improved its offense.
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Covenant
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Grant Leasure
John English
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RMA
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English
Sean Thomas
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Lawrence Norman
Warren County Wildcats Run Points To Postseason Threats
Emil Stanford led Warren County boys with 27th in 16 48.7 marking first sub 17 minute. Clayton Rankin 85th, Patrick Treatlein 108th, Nic Kozhenevsky 111th, Shea Henson 141st, Zane Clark 158th, Carlos Billy 209th among 315 runners. Skyline's Eva Bordner finished 15th in girls A at 19 49. Bronson Breen placed 61st in boys race.
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Clayton Rankin
Patrick Treatlein
Nic Kozhenevsky
Shea Henson
Zane Clark
Carlos Billy
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Leesburg
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Eva Bordner
Bronson Breen
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Breen
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