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Rowell was always in attendance at the DeKalb County Board of Education meetings and will be Superintendentmissed. Wayne Lyles along with the board honored the Employees of the Year for the 2021-2022 School year. The person who nominated each honoree read their submission before the following were awarded:•Support Employee of the Year - Dana Paddock
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marla@southerntorch.comEditorLEXINGTON,Ala.--ThePisgahEaglescamebackfroma21-pointdeficittowinthegameagainstLexington,29-28,intheirseasonopener.TheClass2A,No.8rankedEaglestooktheearlyleadwhenMasonHolcombconnectedwithJabobKirby,onlyaminuteintothegame.CoachLukePruittstatedtheEagles“shotthemselvesinthefoot”withthreeturnovers,twointerceptionsintheendzoneandakickoffreturnforatouchdownbroughtbackduetoapenalty.Lexingtontookadvantageofthesemistakesandbuilta21-7leadgoingintothehalf.Inthethirdquarter,
butler and overseer of the mansion on Perry Street. The gentleman’s name was Dave Perry. He looked the part. Dave Perry was a tall,
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backroom in the center part of the mansion. We would talk politics in the same room that his daddy held court in 40 years earlier. Guess who would join us sometimes? Mr. Dave Perry would tell us Big Jim stories we had never heard. Dave passed away a few years ago in his hometown of Montgomery. He was an Alabama legend. The Alabama Front Porch narrative appears to be poised to transcend to a new generation of newspapers.southwestownedofhadSenatorJimmyCountyFolsombetweenGovernor’saroundgoesthisrecentlyMontgomery,BillMyAlabamians.lifetimefriend,BlountofsharedstoryofwhataroundcomesinAlabama.The1954racewas“BigJim”andBaldwinStateSenatorFaulkner.FaulknerbeentheMayorBayMinetteandseveralAlabamaBig race, whose to Caroline Camp, who happens to be Jimmy Faulkner’s great week.BigAlabamaadageandwouldtransition.generationalwouldTuckernamefact,candidate.whoinfromwasTheirJessesons,withbrothersWilcoxcandidatetheBrucegranddaughterwhodatesofbrother,Further,granddaughter.Marshall’sFrankBirmingham,NickieReeseisthegreatofHendersonaforementionedfromCounty.Lastly,theLonggrewupBillBlount’sWilsonandBlount.greatuncleKarlHarrisonColumbianaShelbyCounty,wasalsoaMatterofJess’smiddleisHarrison.KathrynWyndhamenjoythisShesimplysmileagreethatherliveson–isindeedaFrontPorch.Seeyounext
according to the statue’s designer and NACC Associate Dean of Instruction, Barbara Kilgore, is a NACC’srepresentationperfectofmessage.“Theyarenose to nose, looking at each other. The mood is one of love and respect: the essences of NACC,” said Kilgore. The fall semester at NACC began on Tuesday, August 23. went ahead with their extra-point attempt. Lexington converted a third down and then had a interferencepass penalty to get into field-goal range. The 37-yard field goal was not good, giving the Pisgah Eagles the 29-28Thewin.Pisgah Eagles will begin region play on the road, as they travel to take on Sand Rock. By Steve Flowers
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a significant cultural event for our city celebrating Fort Payne’s andhistoricalthetiewithrichhonorsHeritage130beginningsuniquenearlyyearsago.BoomDaysCelebrationFortPayne’sculturalpasteventsthatthehistorytopresent,greatartifactsclothingatthe Fort Payne Depot Museum, a miniature railroad system in the original office of the Coal and Iron Company, music covering all musical genres. November 5, Canyon FestSeptember 2, DeKalb RetireesEducationAssociation The Gravy.byPlace,frombeGuestChurchBroadwayFellowshipmeetAssociationEducationCovid.toSeptemberrescheduledFridayscheduledAssociationEducationDeKalbRetireesmeetingforthishasbeento2nddueseveralcasesofTheDeKalbRetireeswillintheOLDHallofBaptistinRainsville.speakerwillMichelleIbsenTheGatheringaccompaniedtherapydog, Me and My ShadowCityFROMPAGE 1 Collinsville Drugs “Caring for you like family” 588 South Valley Ave P.O. Box Collinsville,498AL 35961 (256) 524-2981 Brandon Boswell, PharmD Pharmacist/Owner P.O.
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By Marla Ballard ReporterDEKALB COUNTY, ALA. – When Officer Josh Wigley talks about his “Shadow” he is referring to his K-9 partner on the police force. Wigley has been an officer since 2009 but has only had the K-9 Labradoodle for 15 months. Shadow came to live with Wigley at eight weeks of age. Shadow, like many of the canines in the Sherriff’s Department, came from Pineapple Farm Kennels in Boaz, they have a long history of providing service dogs. Shadow meets with certified trainer, McCleary,Micahonce each week for ongoing training. Wigley said he learns daysandShadowalongsideduringtrainingusesthefollowingtocontinue reinforcing newly learned behaviors. The DeKalb County Sherriff’s office has several K-9 dogs for various reasons. Some of the police dogs serve for detection,drugbut the plan for Shadow is to be trained to be a search and rescue dog. Search and rescue dogs are used, in part, to assist in finding senior citizens, small children, or special needs individuals who have wandered off and becomeCurrently,lost. Wigley is assigned as a School Resource Officer and finds that having Shadow with him on the job is a comfort to the young people at the school where he serves. “Just spending some time with Shadow has proven to be a huge benefit to children who are going through situations,”difficultsaid Wigley. “We have taken Shadow into the counselor’s office on occasion when the counselor is trying to help a child dealing with a leashes.Petsopenfamily.andshows,crafts,featuringofannualCanyonowntheymanytheconsideredStates.footholdenforcementdogsthebobbiesForcetheLabradorspeciallyintroducedSouthlargestdogsGermanywork.trainingstartedGhent,onaccompanyallowedduringRippersearchingbloodhoundsEnglishforenforcementusedorg,dogsforlawenforcement.theirthewell-roundedShadowfriendlyalongproducesLabradorPoodlecombinationWigleyproblem.”saidtheofthewiththeRetrieverasmartdogwitharelaxed,demeanor.livesalifewithWigleyfamilyandotherdogs.Accordingto“Dogshavebeenbylawagenciesover100years.TheusedwhileforJackthein1888,andthattimetheycaninestobobbiespatrol.In1889,inBelgium,policeformallydogsforpoliceBy1910,hadpoliceinover600ofitscities.In1938,LondontwotrainedRetrieverstoMetropolitanPolicetoaccompanyonpatrol.In1970stheuseofinlawtookaintheUnitedNowtheyareapartofpoliceforce,andindepartments,evenhavetheirbadges.”Festisancelebrationartandnaturelocalart,liveanimalmusic,foodfunfortheentireFreeandtoeveryone.welcomeon better care of the taxpayer’s money in the hearingAfuture”.newpublicwasheld on Tuesday, August 30 for those on both sides of the debate. All council members and Mayor Brian Bain were present, with the exception of John M. Smith who recently had surgery. While there was some present for the hearing that was in favor of development,proposedthe the majority were against it. Opponents stated that while they were not competition,against they felt that if Food City wanted to open up new development, it should be on “their own dime…not Fort Payne incentivemillion,willCityUnderstanding,MemorandumOffice.AttorneyStateFoodbroughtcaseaAdditionally,questions.answermembersheard,voicesconcernedOtherstaxpayers”.werethattheirwerenotasCouncildidnottheirthereispendingopioidthathasbeenagainstCitybytheofTennesseeGeneral’sInthenewoftheofFortPaynestillpay$3.1asantobringthe development to Fort Payne. This amount is to be paid in installments as the development meets certain benchmarks. If Food City fails to open or if it closes within five years, it must repay all funds received from the City, with interest. In reaching the agreement to pay $3.1 million, the City stated that consideredtheythe new jobs that will be created, increased sales tax revenue, and the overall impact on the City’s whichPayne”.theDeKalbthesignificantCityconcludedAlabamaUniversitystudycommissionedAuthorityDevelopmentCountyeconomy.TheDeKalbEconomicabytheofwhichthatFoodwould“haveaimpactoneconomyofbothCountyandCityofFortThepropertyonMarathon
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Charlotte Beatrice Smith Scott - 66 of Bridgeport died Sunday, August 28 at Cumberland Health Care. Funeral services are Wed. at 1 PM CT. passed away on Thursday, August 25, 2022. Funeral service will be held on Sunday, August 28, at 2:00 pm. Shawn Lee Ewing - 31, passed away on Thursday, August 25, 2022 at his residence. Funeral service will be held on Monday, August 29, at 2PM. Linda Benson - 78, passed away on Friday, August 26, 2022. Funeral service will be held on Tuesday, August 30, 2022 at 11:00AM. Wanda L. Hancock - 86, passed away on Saturday, August 27, 2022. Funeral service will be held on Monday, August 29, 2022 at 11:00 am. Glenn Earl Wells75, passed away on Saturday, August 27, 2022. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, August 30, 2022 at 2PM. MaldonadoVictoria Perez - 70, passed away on Sunday, August 28, 2022. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, September 1, 2022 at 11:00AM. service will be held on Friday, August 26, 2022 at 3:00 p.m. Albert Donald Avans - 72, passed away on Wednesday, August 24, 2022. A graveside service will be held on Saturday, August 27, at 3:00 p.m. McCameyElizabeth-75, of Scottsboro, passed away on Wednesday, August 24, 2022. Service will be held on Saturday, September 3, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Billy Ray Corbitt79, passed away Saturday, August 27, 2022. A graveside service will be at 2 p.m. August 30. Allan Trent Lewis - 56, passed away on Monday, August 29, 2022. Funeral services will be held on Friday, Sept. 2, at 2:00 p.m. Jo Ann Vest - 62, of Scottsboro, passed away on Monday, August 29, 2022. Service will be held on Wednesday, August 31, 2022 at 2:00 p.m.
Memorial Service on Saturday, September 3, 2022 at 2pm. Felix Beene - 72, of Chattanooga, TN passed away Tuesday, August 23, 2022. Funeral: Friday, August 26, at 2:00 PM. Dave Burl Blalock - 84, of Mentone, joined his Lord and Savior and bride of 64 years on Saturday, August 27, 2022. Funeral: Tuesday, August 30, at 1 PM. Friday, September 2 at 5 PM CT. Dorothy Mae “Aunt Dottie” Wilhoite - 93 of Chattanooga died Saturday, August 27 at CHI atThursday,GravesideMemorial.servicesareSeptember12PMET.
Marie Boatner Moore - passed on August 23, 2022. Funeral services are Saturday, August 27 at 2 PM ET. Bettye Sartin Crider - 69 of Ider died Wednesday, August 24 at CHI FuneralMemorial.services are Saturday at 5 PM CT. Johnny Davis Barnett - 80, died Friday, August 26 at Highland’s Medical Center. A memorial service will be held
Johnny Wayne Wright - 61, passed away servicesAugustWednesday,24,2022.willbeheld at 12 p.m. Saturday, August 27. Nina Atkins2022Wednesday,Graveside10/31/1940-08/28/202282,Service:August31,at3:00P.M.
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Barbara King McDowell - 83, passed away on Thursday, August 25, 2022 in Birmingham, Alabama. The family will have a private service.
Meagan Elizabeth Myrick - 32, of Soddy Daisy, TN, passed away on Tuesday, August 23, 2022.
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Barbara “Granny” McSpadden - 80, reached her heavenly home on Thursday, August 25, 2022 in the loving presence of her servicesfamily.Memorialwillbe held at 2pm - Sunday, August 28, 2022. Timothy Edward Burt - 66 of Fort Payne, passed away Saturday, August 27, 2022. Funeral Services will be held at 4pm on Wednesday, August 31, 2022. Paul David Lands - 64 of Fyffe, passed away Monday, August 29, 2022. Funeral Services will be held at 2pm on Wednesday, August 31, 2022.
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finish drives. We should have put up more points than we did.”The Rams’ defense again pressured Saks after a few short Wildcat gains to force a punt.McKeehan, a sophomore, gained 38 yards on a pass from Smith, and Parham took a flip from Smith and moved the Rams to the Saks 6-yard line. Smith couldn’t connect on a pass to Kittle in the end zone, and another holding penalty stalled the drive. Andrade was a little short on a 38-yard field goal attempt and Sylvania again turned it over on downs. Griffin Haygood made a interceptiondivingon the next play to end Saks’ drive and momentumshiftback to Sylvania just before the end of the third quarter.“Ithought we tackled well, and made some tackles in space,” Vann said. In the fourth quarter, Sylvania just missed a scoring toss to Thomas and again turned the ball over on downs with 9:57 in the fourthSaksquarter.found room to move the ball in the fourth quarter. Doss, a junior, completed a pass to Hopkins for the touchdown with 8:09 with 6:16 remaining in the game. The two-point conversion failed but added to the Eagles’ lead, 36-0 lead. With less than a minute to play, Henry Harrison recovered a Success fumble and brought it in for the Eagles’ touchdown. The conversiontwo-pointby Tristian Johnson was good to make the final score of the night, Cornerstone44-0. will host Jacksonville on Friday night.
marla@southerntorch.comEditorRAINSVILLE,Ala.--TheCornerstoneChristianAcademyEaglesshutoutSuccess,44-0onFridaynight.Atouchdownwith:49remaininginthefirstquarterandakickbyColbyHarrisongavetheEaglestheearly8-0advantage.TreyStewartscoredtogivetheEaglesthe14-0lead
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good.extratheRamstheSmithscreenMcKeehanonanothermaskSmith.quarterbackfromandThomas’runningitsthecleanedwesomepositives,werethreegame.JacksonafterthingshecoachOhatcheeStadiumRegiontothatbuildsmotheringbalancedused–roger@southerntorch.comReporterSYLVANIA,Ala.TheSylvaniaRamsafirsthalfofoffenseanddefensetoaleadoverSakscarriedtheteamawin.Saks,from3A,4,visitedRamsafterbeatinginWeek1.SylvaniaheadTylerVannsaidsawsomegoodfromhisteamplayingNorthinajamboree“Overall,inallphases,thereabunchofandalsonegativesthathavetogetup,”saidVann.SylvaniareceivedkickandopeneddrivebehindseniorbackBraiden15-yardrun30-yardreceptionjuniorJaxonAfteraSaksfacepenaltyandThomasgaintheground,Romantookapassfrom18yardstoopenscoringforthewith9:50leftinfirstquarter.Thepointwasno
Etowah Blue Devils 26-14 on Friday night. Etowah struck first, from 2-yards out, to take the 7-0 lead with 2:24 left in the first quarter.
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Cornerstone Defeats Success
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FP Wins in Nail Biter
Sylvania’s defense clogged the middle on the Wildcats’ first drive and forced a punt at 7:28 left in the first quarter, as Saks couldn’t find much room to run. The Rams chewed up more yards on the ground behind Smith, Thomas, pointtouchdown.passhauledreceiverAnderson,andThomasinthejustWildcatspossession.passescoupleGavinpressuredVannearlydefense]movedleftleadbringingAndradeextraendandthenline.downKittleseniorSmithParham.sophomoreandAidenA20-yardcompletiontotightendBrantmovedtheRamstothe5-yardZackAndersontookahandoffranaroundrightforthescore.ThepointbyConnorwasgood,Sylvania’sto13-0with3:32inthefirstquarter.“Offensively,we[theSakswellupfrontinthegame,”said.TheRams’defensequarterbackDossintoaofincompleteonSaks’nextThepuntedwithover1:00left,andquarterended13-0favorofSylvania.AfterrunsbyandParhamacompletiontosophomoreJoshScottina29-yardfromSmithfortheTheextrawasnogood,
another incompletion and forced the change of possession. At the half, Sylvania led 19-0. “We made toVanncleantimes,playedleft31-yarditdrive.penaltiesandParham,behindtoRamsSylvaniaopportunitiesfeaturedkeyVanntowhichone-dimensional,themiswhatyouwantdoondefense,”said.Thatwastooursuccess.”Thesecondhalfmissedfortheoffense.ThemovedtheballtheSaks15-yardlineThomasandbutholdingfalsestartstalledtheSylvaniaturnedoverondownsatthelinewith4:30inthethirdquarter.“Theoffensereallywellatwejusthavetouppenalties,”said.“Wehavetolearnfightthroughitand
going into the half. With remaining7:36inthe third quarter, Trey Stewart made his second catch of the night for an Eagle touchdown. The two-point conversion by Jake Nelson gave the Eagles the 22-0 cushion over Success. Owen scoredfumble,leadquarter,totouchdowncashedMeadowsinonareceptionendthethirdwitha30-0fortheEagles.AfteraSuccessLucasHalefortheEagles
and Sylvania held a 19-0Withcushion.6:40 left in the second quarter, Saks picked up its first first down of the game on a Gavin Doss pass and then pushed to the Rams 40-yard line on a run up the middle. The Wildcats’ offense couldn’t gain more yardage and were forced to punt. Saks’ defense then forced a short punt on Sylvania’s possession and started a drive at the Rams’ 30-yard line. Doss completed a pass to receiver Trent Hopkins for a 10-yard gain. The Wildcats pushed to the Sylvania 2-yard-line for a critical fourth-and-2 with :25 seconds left in the first half.A host of Rams pressured the Saks quarterback into left in the game. The extra point was no good, leaving the score at 19-6 in favor of the RegionSaksat3A,thereception.withScottandrushingAndersonyardsSmithyardsParhamonattackSylvania’sofmoresaid.ofwinup…thatthepunted,timewerefinishthepassthepunt.Townsel’s4-yardwaspossession,offensestoppedTheRams.WildcatstheRamsonitsnextbutSakspinnedonitsownlinebyDrenon50-yardSaksagainmovedballwithalongtoHopkins,butWildcatscouldn’tthedriveandforcedtopunt.Sylvaniathenranofftheclock,andclosedoutgameondefense.“Therearethingswehavetocleanbutwewilltakeaoveralossanydaytheweek,”VannTheRamstotaledthan400yardsoffense.Thomasledgroundwith126yards22carries,whileearned69on10carries.finishedwith172throughtheair.scoredatouchdown,McKeehanandeachfinishedatouchdownSylvaniagoesonroadforacriticalRegion6matchupPiedmontthisweek.willhostits4foeBeulah.
Thomas stiff-arms a Saks defender. | Mandy Helton / Special to Southern Torch Tristan Johnson eludes the Success Unlimited Academy Mustangs and enters the endzone. Fort Payne 26, Etowah 14 Scottsboro 27, North Jackson 18 Sylvania 19, Saks 6 Fyffe 34, Geraldine 6 Ider 28, Asbury 0 Pisgah 29, Lexington 28 Cornerstone 44, Success 0 Valley Head 26, Section 20 (OT) Dade Co 50, NSM 13 Saturday Game: Collinsville 33, Crossville 7
Sylvania Dominates Over Saks Football Finals for August 26, 2022
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In the second quarter, with 7:36 remaining Jacob Barnes connected with Marcus Ledford, for a touchdown to tie the game 7-7. Conner Hughes then nailed a 36-yard field goal to give the Wildcats the 10-7 lead going into the Inhalf.the third quarter, Bennet Blanks dove in from 1-yard out, to extend the Wildcat’s lead 17-7, with 5:28 left in the third. The Blue Devils returned the kickoff for a 65-yard touchdown, making the score 17-14 with 5:13 remaining in the third quarter. Hughes hit another field goal making the score 20-14 at the end of the third.With 7:20 left in the game, Barnes scored to give the Wildcats the 26-14 win over the BlueTheDevils.Fort Payne Wildcats will travel to Huntsville to take on Mae Jemison on Friday night.
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by Eian Bian is good, to give Valley Head the 14-12 remainingWithadvantage.10:38inthe game, Cameron Summerford gallops into the endzone from 27 yards out for the Section Lions. The two-point conversion was good, to give the Lions the 20-14 lead. With 25.4 seconds remaining in the game, Hunter Robinson sails in to tie the game, 20-20. The Mason McAteer made the 19-yard pass connection to Kyler Beene for the Panther touchdown with 4:52 remaining in the third quarter. The extra point attempt failed but put the Panthers up 26-0. chargedMcAteerdown the field for 22-yards on a quarterback keeper to add to the Panther’s lead, touchdowns,yardsrushedKeatonbyoutgained33-7.makingRodriquezThetheinNoahremainingtouchdown.Crossville’soffourLions’The33-0.CrossvilledefenseforcedturnoverswithonethoseleadingtoonlyWith3:33inthegame,Causey,dashedfrom2-yardsoutforLion’stouchdown.kickbyChristianwasgood,thefinalscoreCollinsvilleCrossville300yards.ForCollinsville,DeBoard14timesfor144andtwomaking
CameronSection,Summerfordranfor125yardson12carries.J.R.Walkerhad94carrieson23carries.TheValleyHeadTigerswillopenClass1A,Region7playastheyhostDecaturHeritage.TheSectionLionswilltraveltoCollinsville,tobeginregionplay.
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two-pointsecondremainingboardtheontheIdermarla@southerntorch.comEditorIDER,Ala.--TheHornetsshutoutAsburyRams28-0Fridaynight.TheHornetsputfirstpointsonthewith11:47inthequarter.TheconversionBy Marla Jones Sports CoachHeadHammonwithwincoachingagainstgameSectionTigersAla.--marla@southerntorch.comEditorVALLEYHEAD,TheValleyHeaddefeatedtheLions,inathatputbrotherbrotherintheduties.TheevenedtheseriesCoachCharlesofValleyandSectionChrisHammon.
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two-point conversion failed to go into overtime.EianBaine scored from 20-yards out in overtime, to give the Valley Head Tigers the 26-20 nightWeek.TorchawardedHeadvictory,Forvictory.theirovertimetheValleyTigersweretheSouthernTeamoftheBainfinishedtheforValleyHead
theadvantagePanthersblockedhalf.remainingoutendzone,scamperedthe14-0gaveTheforsailedquarter,remaining7-0theJesusPanthers.thefromDeBoardquarter,remainingonCrossvillePanthersAla.--marla@southerntorch.comEditorCOLLINSVILLE,TheCollinsvilledefeatedtheLions33-7,Saturdaynight.With9:49inthefirstKeatonbroughtitin52-yardsoutforCollinsvilleThekickbyFranciscogavePantherstheearlylead.With4:18inthefirstHunterJamesinfrom16-yardsthetouchdown.kickbyFranciscothePantherstheleadgoingintosecondquarter.DeBoardintothefrom4-yardstoscorewith3:49inthefirstThekickwasbutgavethethe20-0goingintohalf.
Saturday Night Lights Hornets sting the Rams Devils Get Revenge on the Dogs Valley Head: ST Team of the Week
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him the Southern Torch Standout of the GuntersvilleroadLionsFridaySectionPanthersgreatCondeCollinsville’sCoachstatedseveralWeandcamebothwasSaturdayErniehome”thetotouchdown.hadandpassedMasonQuarterbackNight.McAteerfor42yardsatouchdownanda27-yardrunfora“ItisalwaysgoodgetthatfirstwinofseasonandatstatedCoachWillingham.“Thenightcrowdreallygoodforteams.”“Ithoughtthatweoutathalftimereallyplayedhard.wereabletoforceturnovers”CrossvilleHeadRileyEdwards.“Coachalwaysdoesajobondefense.”TheCollinsvillewillhosttheLionsonnight.TheCrossvillewillbeontheastheyfacetheWildcats. for the Red Devils, from 16-yards out, with 9:40 remaining in the game. The extra point attempt failed, making the score 27-6. Geraldine fumbled on their own 27, with 8:23 remaining in the game. Fyffe recovered the ball. Blake Dobbins brought it in from 17 yards out for the score, with 7:24 remaining in the fourth quarter. The extra point was good, to make the score 34-6. After a turnover on downs, Fyffe took a knee to make the final, 34-6.Logan Anderson rushed for 186 and four touchdowns. He was chosen as the Southern Country.WeekRegionalgamePlainviewtravelregionGeraldineonNorthgame.StandountTorchfortheFyffewillhostSandMountainFridaynight.willbeginplayastheytotakeontheBears.ThatwillbetheGameoftheon98-3Wild remaining in the third quarter. The Tigers went for two but were stopped by the Lions. With 8:44 remaining in the third, J. R. Walker bulldozes his way down the field for a 32-yard touchdown. The extra point attempt failed but gave the Lions the 12-6 lead. With 5:25 remaining in the third, Hunter Robinson runs one in from 6-yards out. The two-point conversion with 230 yards on 27 carries.For
marla@southerntorch.comEditorGERALDINE,Ala.--TheFyffeRedDevilsdefeatedtheGeraldineBulldogs,34-6onFridaynight.LastseasontheBulldogsbroketheRedDevils51-gamewinningstreak.Fyffereceviedtheopeningkickoff.Fyffestartedthegameatthe27-yardline.Onthefirstplay,Fyffefumbled.OneGeraldine’ssecondplayofthedrive,OwenBlackwellinterceptedtheballonthe10yardline.Fyffe’sseconddrivestalledafterthepunt.Geraldinetookpossessiononthe20.AthirddownsackbyEvanChandlerbroughtup4and23.AblockedpuntbyLoganAnderson,put2pointsontheboardforFyffe,with4:28remaininginthefirst.Afterabackandforthbetweentheteams,LoganAndersonbulldozedhiswaydownthefieldforsixteenyards,scoringwith1:11remaininginthehalf.
The Collinsville Panthers tamed the Crossville Lions under the Saturday night lights. Marla Jones|Southern Torch Cheryl Boyston |Southern Torch was good to take the 8-0 lead. After Asbury turns the ball over on downs, the Hornets cash in on touchdown.a The point after was food, giving the Hornets the 15-0 lead going into the half.Ider scored with 9:23 remaining in the third. The point-after attempt failed ut gave the Hornets the 21-0 advantage. After an interception the Hornets brought it in, to take the 28-0 lead. After a long delay for an injury, the game wasThecalled.Ider Hornets will begin Class 2A, Region 7 play on Friday as they take on Whitesburg Christian Academy on the road.
The extra point attempt failed but gave the Red Devils the 8-0 advantage going into the Afterhalf. a bad punt, Geraldine recovered the ball at the Fyffe 35. Jonathan 34-yardconnectedColvinwithpassto Cody Satterfield on the next snap, to set first-and-goalupat the 1. Colvin scored on a quarterback keeper with 9:45 remaining, to narrow the Fyffe lead, 8-6. Fyffe’s Ryder Gibson brought down Colvin on the 2-point conversion attempt. With 2:25 remaining in the third, Anderson powers in for Fyffe, from 4-yards out. The extra point attempt was good to give the Red Devils the 15-6 lead. After a turnover on downs by Geraldine, Andersonpossessionpunt,thewithmakingpointtouchdown.fieldstampededAndersondownthefora50-yardTheextrawasnogood,thescore21-6,:35remaininginthirdquarter.Aftera55-yardFyffetookatthe23.broughtitin
Section wasted no time scoring on a 64-yard connectionpassfrom Dylan Pope to scoreyardstouchdowncashedhalf.ballTigersleadLionsintoWilliams,Brayden:46secondsthegame.Thecarriedthe6-0intothehalf.TheValleyHeadreceivedthetostartthesecondHunterRobinsoninonaTigerfrom23out,totiethewith10:54
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