Friday, September 15, 2006 - The MalakoffNews - Page 17
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By Michael V. Hannigan
The News Staff
TRINIDAD - The Trinidad
Trojans notched eight plays of
25 yards or more in blowing
out the Greenville-Christian
Eagles, 58-8, Friday night.
The game ended at the half
because of the six-man foot-
ball 45-point mercy rule.
The win keeps the Trojans'
record perfect at 2-0 on the
year.
Although Trinidad racked
up more than half-a-hundred
points in just two quarters, it
actually didn't play a whole lot
of offense. The Troj#.ns had
three one-play scoring drives,
two two-play scoring drives,
and one drive that took a
whopping three plays before
Trinidad found the end zone.
In fact, despite being out-
played, Greenville-Christian
ran twice as many offensive
plays as Trinidad: 46 to 23.
Even Womack got things
started off tbr the Trojans in
the first quarter, scoring on a 3-
yard plunge which was ,set up
by a 25-yard completion from
Brandon Polk to Logan Lundy.
After Greenville-Christian
gifted the Trojans with two
STAFF PHOTO
Tutu Jenkins bursts onto the field last week before
Trinidad ripped Greenville-Christian, 58-8
points for a safety on a bad
snap which sailed through the
end zone, the big plays really
started to add up.
First, D.J. Hubbard raced for
56 yards for a touchdown,
weaving his way from one
sideline to the other.
Minutes later, Polk hooked
up with Stacey Womack on a
47-yard touchdown pass. Less
then two minutes after that, on
the second play of the second
quarter, Stacey Womack scam-
pered around the right side,
covering 51 yards before hit-
ting the end zone. With.Stacey
Womack making two kicks
and missing two others along
the way, the Trojans had a
commanding 32-0 lead 30 sec-
onds into the second quarter.
The Eagles finally got on the
board on the ensuing kickoff
when Joe Kiilgore took the
ball the length of the field -
which in six-man is 80 yards.
With Brock Dumdie adding
the kick, CJreenviUe-Christian
cut the lead to 32-8.
From Staff Reports"
FROST - The Cross Roads
Bobcats fell behind early
Friday night, and despite
fighting back in the second
half dropped to 0-2 on the
young season with a 15-6
loss to Frost.
Frost opened up the scor-
ing in the first quarter on a
36-yard pass from Rustin
Mayse to Chris Etmore. A
27-yard Eric Martinez field
goal in the second quarter
gave Frost a 9-0 halftime
lead.
The Bobcats came roaring
back in the second half, with
Joseph Kirkpatrick scoring
on a 2-yard run to cut the
lead to 9-6. But a l-yard
Elmore touchdown in the
fourth quarter put the game
away for Frost.
Cross Roads was led on the
ground by Jeff Mayhall, who
picked up 80 yards on 12 car-
ries. Kirkpatrick added 45
yards on 13 carries, and
Cody Quinn had 13 yards on
four carries.
Kirkpatrick also connected
on 4-of-12 passing for 44
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Trinidad didn't let the score
stay that close for long. On the
second play after getting the
ball back, Stacey Womack
took a handoff from Polk
straight up the middle, broke a
tackle, and outran the entire
Eagle defense 70 yards for the
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Hubbard added scoring runs
of 29 and 47 yards later in the
half, and Polk finished off the
scoring by hooking up with
Tutu Jenkins on a 50-yard
catch and run.
Stacey Womack led all rush-
ers:with 145 yards on five car-
ries and two touchdowns rush-
ing and one receiving.
Hubbard added 139 yards on
five carries and three touch-
downs.
The Trojans out produced
the Eagles 417 yards to 70, and
the Trinidad defense held
Greenville-Christian to minus-
6 yards rushing.
Hubbard finished the game
by picking off a desperation
Eagle pass on the final play of
the half.
The Trojans welcome
Heritage-Christian to Trinidad
next week. Kick off is sched-
uled for 7:30 p.m.
yards, but was picked off
twice.
Shane Mitchum had two
catches for 32 yards for the
Bobcats, and John Talley had
two catches for 21 yards.
The Bobcats will try and
break into the win column
next week at home against
Rice. Kick off is scheduled
for 7:30 p.m.
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Underclass Roundup--
JV Lady Tigers beat
Cross Roads
The Malakoff junior
varsity Lady Tigers hosted
Cross Roads last week,
coming out with what
coach Matt Wittram
described as a "tough and
hard fought victory."
The Lady Tigers broke
out on top with a 25-20
win, but fell in the second
game 24-26.
"We started out slow in
Game 2, but almost came
from behind to pull out the
victory," said Wittram.
Game 3 was tight
throughout, but the Lady
Tigers pulled away from
the Lady 'Cats in the end,
25-18.
Malakoff freshman
rip Scurry-Rosser
The Malakoff Lady
Tigers freshmen volleyball
team traveled to Scurry-
Rosser Friday, Sept. 8,
winning in two games: 25-
16, 25-7.
"They did an outstand-
ing job," said coach
Ashley Grace.
MMS take three
from Rice
The Malakoff Middle
School volleyball teams
played Rice on Monday
Sept. 11.
"All four teams per-
formed extremely well,"
said coach Donna
Samples.
Both the seventh grade
A and seventh grade B
teams won their games.
Seventh grade B played
two 15 minute games, fin-
ishing with scores of 37-
14 and 38-19.
"These ladies show
improvement with each
game they play," said
Samples.
Seventh grade A kept
their undefeated season
going with victories of 25-
6 and 25-13.
"This team is working
very hard to advance their
volleyball skills as they
learn more complex parts
of the game of volleyball,"
Samples said.
Both the eighth grade A
and eighth grade B teams
played close games
against Rice. Eighth grade
B lost the first 15 minute
game 18-28, but rallied to
win the second time period
23-18. Ten straight service
points from one player
help to insure this victory.
Eighth grade A started
the game off slow, but
came back to win in two
games 25-21 and 25-21.
Seventh grade A, eighth
grade B and a combo team
will travel to Frankston on
Monday, Sept. 18, to play.
The information for sto-
ries provided by area
coaches.
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