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CLICK HERE for J.P. Mundy on East Forsyth crushing Grimsley last night, 35-7 and that East Forsyth defense was nothing short of amazing, especially up front, as the EF Eagles D-line lived in the Grimsley offensive backfield all night long…EF’s defensive front was so athletic they looked/played like DB’s in lineman’s bodies….J.P. Mundy from the News and Record on this one….Bright spot for Grimsley was RB LaQuan Nora with 119 yards on 18 carries and a TD for the Whirlies….
Reidsville ripped Northwest Guilford 47-3 last night and you can CLICK HERE to check out this game from Joe Sirera, at the News and Record…..
Page wore out Southern Guilford last evening, 41-0 and Tim Nash, from the News and Record has the report on that game when you
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CLICK HERE for Craig T. Greenlee from the WS Journal on Mount Tabor over Ben L. Smith last night, 42-14…
CLICK HERE for the Southwest Guilford Cowboys slipping past the WS Parkland Mustangs 27-24, with a lot of turnovers in this game and game coming in from Doug Meade with the WS Journal…..
*****14-10 Eastern Alamance topped Northeast Guilford and the Rams’ QB Ta’rique Ridges was on his game…..
Miles Garrett from the Burlington Times-News on this game…..*****
NEG Rams senior quarterback Ta’rique Ridges had a huge game on the ground with 148 rushing yards. Northeast Guilford displayed a potent ground game with more than 15 first downs coming just on rushing attempts.
Ridges scored on a 29-yard run midway through the third quarter right after Eastern Alamance’ Tre Boseman’s early touchdown.
Northeast Guilford coach Earl Bates was disappointed at the game’s result but was proud of his team’s effort.
“My football team played their darn tail off,” he said. “No one gave them a chance down here. We expected to come down here and play this way, but we didn’t expect it to be taken away from us.”
CLICK HERE for all on this NEG-Eastern Alamance game from Miles Garrett at the Burlington Times-News….
*****Eastern Guilford 41-7 over Burlington Williams and the word on the EG Wildcats from Alex Hager at the Burlington Times-News…..*****
Eastern Guilford’s offense was in top form. The team combined for 280 rushing yards, led by 104 from Christian McMullen and 84 from quarterback Dominique Graves. Graves also threw for 73 yards, completing 10 of his 15 passes. He collected two touchdowns, one in the air and one on the ground.
McMullen scored two touchdowns himself, including an 18-yard carry right before halftime to make the score 31-0.
EG ‘Cat coach Doug Robertson on the win:
“It really starts with our defense,” said Eastern Guilford coach Doug Robertson. “We really controlled the line of scrimmage up front on defense, I think that was the big difference in this game. We played assignment football on defense, and that’s what it takes to stop (Williams running back Shemar) Thompson.”
CLICK HERE to read all from Alex Hager on EG Wildcats-Burlington Williams Bulldogs from the Burlington Times-News…
*****High Point Central was rolling over Burlington Cummnigs last night with Bison QB John Saunders Jr. having a solid game and HP Central freshman RB Monterious Godfrey was running free much of the night….*****
*From Bob Sutton at the Burlington Times-News……*
Quarterback John Saunders Jr. threw three first-half touchdown passes. He finished 17-for-28 for 200 yards.
High Point Central freshman running back Monterious Godfrey rushed for 110 yards on 17 carries, scoring on an 8-yard run in the first minute of the fourth quarter.
“We just couldn’t keep up,” said Cummings coach Derrick Jones, whose team managed only two first downs in the second half.
CLICK HERE to read all on this one from Bob Sutton at the Burlington Times-News….
Asheboro Blue Comets at Southeast Guilford HS from the Asheboro Courier-Tribune:
www.courier-tribune.com
Asheboro High School dropped a 35-7 decision to Southeast Guilford in the Blue Comets’ Mid-Piedmont Conference opener Friday night.
SEG (1-0, 5-1) scored a pair of touchdowns in the first quarter and one in the second for a 21-0 lead.
AHS’ only points came on a 33-yard pass from Cory Durrant to Nate Fisher with about 3 minutes left in the second quarter.
The Falcons added a touchdown in each of the final periods for the final score.
AHS recorded three interceptions in the game as Brooks Gillespie, Austin Curry and Fisher all had picks.
*****Among the big games coming next Friday night*****
Dudley(5-0) at Southwest Guilford(4-2)
Page(5-1) at East Forsyth(4-1)
Northern Guilford(3-2) at Northeast Guilford(3-2)
Ragsdale(4-2) at Glenn(5-0)
West Forsyth(5-0) at Northwest Guilford(3-3)
Here is how the teams line up now after six weeks of the 2017 high school football season….
Dudley(5-0)
Page(5-1)
Southeast Guilford(5-1)
Southwest Guilford(4-2)
Eastern Guilford(4-2)
Ragsdale(4-2)
High Point Central(4-2)
Northeast Guilford(3-2)
Northern Guilford(3-2)
Northwest Guilford(3-3)
Smith(3-3)
Grimsley(2-4)
High Point Andrews(1-4)
Southern Guilford(0-5)
Western Guilford(0-6)
SW QB is Freshman Devin Flowers wearing #85 not Nasir Jordan. Doing a great job moving the chains when called upon. 2TD passes in the Parkland victory.
Good call SW Fan….We were thinking the same thing.
Must have been a jersey exchange….
(Usually don’t see a QB wearing #85.)
We were on Flowers last year here at the site when he was playing for Coach Joey over at SWG Middle…
He is the up-and-coming Cowboy QB….
Seems like there should be some talk about Coach Tinsley and Coach Boykin over at Ragsdale too…
Coach Simmons has done a good job training those Whirlie receivers….
Jason Simmons, the fo hawk, the khakis, the smile.
The Game of the Week next week is Page at East Forsyth! So many big time players on the field and the big time rivalry between coaching staffs. Should be a battle of defenses.