Your account does not include highlighter on images.
Searches Highlighted on Image
National Sponsors
| October 18, 2012 The Democrat-Reporter |  |
|
©
The Democrat-Reporter. All rights reserved. Upgrade to access Premium Tools
PAGE 4 (4 of 16 available) PREVIOUS NEXT Jumbo Image Save To Scrapbook Set Notifiers PDF JPG
October 18, 2012 |
|
|
Website © 2025. All content copyrighted. Copyright Information Terms Of Use | Privacy Policy | Request Content Removal | About / FAQ | Get Acrobat Reader 
|
Cb nmunity Section - Page 4
l ,orier
. .:,
Thursday, October 18' 2012
!
. SouthWest Alabama Elite 1 IU Baseball Team
SouthWest Alabama Ehte llU AA baseball Foley for the GSS Sunday Slug Fest again
ream ended our fall tournament schedule Sunday SWAE finished second out of 8 teams we lost
l~tober 7th in Foley, We played in three touma- another AAA team in the Championship Game
lllcnts this fall first was on August 25, 2012 the 11-10.
t12 Challenge Diamond Bash SWAE finished 5th Bottom row l-r Stratton Lewis, Landen
aUt of 6 teams, this was their first tournament to Pritchett, Gavin Lewis, Sammy Lewis, John
ever play in. Next we traveled to Millbrook on David Skipper, Top Row l-r Garrett Lewis,
September 16, 2012 for the Super Sunday ONE William Averitt, Dylan Mendenhall, Logan
to, mament SWAE finished in second place Lowery, Stone Newton, Tanner Smith; Not
Montgomery Rebels a AAA team won 8-3. In Pictured Jacob Landerdale; Coaches Ford Lewis,
October we traveled to our last tournament in Alan Lewis, Jamie Averitt, and Clarke Kerby
No. 2 Ralph Langley make s a hard hit on No. 12 of Sparta ,!
]!,
!.
Linden High School Quarterback
Anthony Robinson Jr.
No. 18 Hayden Huckabee hauls down a catch and then runs
the ball into the endzone
|
url
II
ith
West Alabama scored early kicK-start:. <,the rout. Danny ing with an 18-yard touchdown
and often, while recording 17 Hobbs scS on rims of I and pass with 59 seconds to play.
tackles for loss, on the way to a 55 yards, McAdams scored "The offensive line blocked
73-6 win over the College of from 3 yards out and Dakota great and the running backs
Faith Saturday at Tiger Stadium.
The win improves UWA,
who had 13 different players
record a tackle for loss, to 5-2
heading into next week's
Homecoming game against
Shorter. College of Faith
dropped to 0-3.
West Alabama rolled up 439
total yards while holding
College of Faith to just 84. Four
Tiger quarterbacks completed
ll-of-14 passes for 195 yards
and seven ball carriers ran for
244.
UWA's 73 points is the most
scored by the Tigers since a 65-
0 season opening win in 2006
and was just seven short of the
school record of 80 set by the'
1968 team against Centenary.
"I thought we executed
well," UWA head coach Will
Hall said. "I thought we got bet-
ter in the passing game and
looked sharp. I believe we are
ready for the home stretch. I
would like to see us get on a roll
and I think we are going to.
"It was great to see Jeremy
McAdams running and throw-
ing for a touchdown," Hall said.
"It was also great to see
Brandon Rivers kick some extra
points. A lot of guys who work
their butt off through the year
got to do some things tonight to
forever have them in the record
books and that's a good thing."
The Tigers scored eight
touchdowns and forced two
safeties in the first half, taking a
59-0 advantage to the locker
room. Two more touchdowns in
the second half left the Tigers
two short of the school and GSC
record of 12.
West Alabama touchdowns
in the first half came on a 55-
yard run by Gary Johnston on
the first play from scrimmage to
Daniel from 1 yard. Quan were making plays," McAdams
Fletcher returned an intercep- said. "We enjoyed being out
tion 75 yards for the final West there and playing the game."
Alabama touchdown in the first 'Xavier Jones scored the
half. Mighty Believer wildcats lone
"When you sit on the side- touchdown on a 3-yard run with
lines you get eager to get out 4:00 left to play. The try for two
there," said Daniel, who got his was no good. Jones finished
first start at UWA. "It feels good with 65 yards on 14 carries and
to be on the field, and playing a completed 6-of- 17 passes for 29
game like this helps your confi- yards. Terrance Harrol had five
dence and helps you get ready tackles for the Might Believer
for the rest of the season." Wddcats.
Johnston and Reggie Hall Johnston led West Alabama
connected on a 9-yard touch- rushers with 80 yards on two
down pass, while Kyle Caldwell carries. He also completed 5-of-
and Tyler O'Neal hooked up on 5 passes for 88 yards. Swindle
a 31-yard scoring toss to round and Hobbs ran for 57 and 56
out UWA scoring in the first yards, respectively.
half. The Tigers had 346 total Brandon Lilly was credited
yards after two quarters while with five tackles for UWA, fol-
limiting COFtojust 15. lowed by Mario Gainer, J.B.
Tiger freshman Javae Acklin and Darion Gabriel with
Swindle scored the lone third four each. Ridge Wilson had
quarter touchdown on a 17-yard two sacks and two tackles for
run to make it 66-0 after three, loss despite not playing after the
McAdams and Arthur Brackett first quarter.
closed out West Alabama scor-
No. 2 Linden (7-0) steam- lead.
rolled Marengo (0-7) 58-0 Jamla Lewis followed with a
Friday, Oct. 12, in a Region 1A 5-yard touchdown run, while
matchup. Jalen Lewis and Kynard Craig
Senior quarterback Anthony had touchdown receptions as
Robinson Jr. riddled the Linden exploded offensively
Marengo secondary with five for a 40-0 lead at the half.
touchdown passes. It was Linden continues to lead the
Robinson who gave the Pats region with only two region
their first score with a 56-yard games remaining. The Patriots
punt return in the opening peri- travel to. tdhn, Essex Friday
od. Linden cashed in on a two- while Marengo will go to Uriah
point conversion for a quick 8-0 to play J.U. Blacksher.
'k
"The Region 1 2A battle
be~een no. 4 Sweet Water (6-
M5'-0) and No. 2Washington
COunty (6-1, 4-1)lived up to its
billing Friday, Oct. 12, but
@hen the smoke cleared at
Nolan Atkins Stadium the
home-standing Bulldogs had
moved a step closer to a region
title with a 20-6 win.
":The first quarter was score-
16ss, but early in the second
i:Narter, Sweet Water's Deion
Waters scored on an 18-yard
run, Tyler Wilson kicked the
PAT and the Dawgs led 7-0.
Just before halftime, Jarvis
Lewis bounded into the end
;zone from 3 yards out and
Wdson kicked the PAT to give
Sweet Water a 14-0 lead at
intermission.
Midway in the third quarter,
Washington County scored,
cutting the deficit to 14-6, but
Sweet Water answered with a
patented Stacy Luker drive - 21
plays that consumed 11:57 of
the clock - that was culminated
when quarterback Brett Davis
recovered Waters' fumble in the
end zone for a touchdown. The
PAT failed.
Washington County suffered
its first loss of the year.
Sweet Water entertains
Choctaw County Friday for
Homecoming.
FALL CONTRACTOR'S
Featuring: Trucks, Trailers,
Construction Equipment, Farm
Equipment, Related Items, Plus
im
Marengo Academy (4-4, 3-
2)continued tO struggle Friday,
Oct. 12, dropping a hard-fought
24-16 decision to Sparta
Academy (4-4; 3-2).
The Longhorns trailed 16-0 It
in the first half, but Tyler
Barkley teamed up with
Hayden Huckabee on a 45-yard
touchdown pass, cutting the
deficit to 16-8 at the break.
The Wamors increased their
lead to 24-8 in the third quarter,
but the Horns answered with a
4-yard touchdown run by
Huckabee. A successful two-
point conversion trimmed the
Sparta lead to 24-16.
The game ended with the
Longhorns in possession at the
Wamor 12-yard line.
Josh Holifield led Marengo
Academy in rushing with 74
yards as the Homs amassed 101
yards running the ball. Marengo
Academy compiled 157 yards
through the
The Longhorns visits Sumter
Academy Friday.
TREE TOPPING
TREE REMOVAL
STORM DAMAGE
CLEAN AVAILABLE
South Alabama
Tree Service, LL.C.
334-295-9342 334-422-2240
Owner: Wrangler Williams
"We go out on a limb
for our customers"
E
I would like to thank all the
people who supported me and
especially everyone who worked
so hard on my campaign.
I will try to do the best job that I
can for all the citizens of Linden.
Thank- you again!
Many Items From lngalls Shipyard
Will Be Sold ABSOLUTE!
Tutt Land Company specializes in recreational, timber land, and farm
land sales. If you are buying or selling land, then please give one of our
professional land agents a call.
Tutt Land Company would like to welcome all of the participants and
spectators of the 2012 Master National Event to our community.
This is an honor to host such a prestigious event and Marengo, Hale
and Perry counties are glad to have you as part of our community dur-
ing the trial.
334- 534 1315
1
Let us help you find the land - you build the memories!
N
i
1
t; 3.