Thursday, August 5, 2010 Sports The Brownsville States-Graphic B2 346 W. Main Street • Brownsville, TN 38012 Title Loans • Check Advances • Bill Pay No Credit Check Required Mon.-Thurs 8:30-5:00 Friday 8:30-6:00 Saturday 8:30-3:00 Hours: 731-772-4721 (Located by E.W. James) Come see us for that extra cash BANKRUPTCY 1-800-748-9889 Walker, Walker & Walker, PLC Ken Walker Richard Walker 2 Locations To Serve You: Jackson & Lexington We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code. Saturday August 7 9pm-1am $5.00 Cover Charge Chuck Freeman Band 2010 Haywood High School Tomcat Football Schedule DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME August 6 Brighton (First Look) Dyer County 7:00 August 13 Munford (Jamboree) Covington TBA August 20 Jackson Central Merry Jackson 7:00 August 27 Liberty Magnet Brownsville 7:00 September 3 OPEN September 10 Booker T. Washington Brownsville 7:00 September 17 Crockett County Alamo 7:00 September 24 Fayette Ware Brownsville 7:00 October 1 Gibson County Brownsville 7:00 October 8 Covington Covington 7:00 October 15 Ripley Brownsville 7:00 October 22 Martin Westview Martin 7:00 October 29 Dyersburg Brownsville 7:00 2010 Haywood Junior High Football Schedule DATE OPPONENT LOCATION August 17 Munford (Jamboree) Covington (5:45) August 19 Bolivar Brownsville August 26 Henry County Bruceton August 31 Fayette East Brownsville September 7 Covington Brownsville September 14 Fayette West Oakland/Somerville September 21 Munford Munford September 28 Ripley Ripley October 5 Brighton Brownsville By: Xavier Cole It was recently announced that four Haywood football cheerleaders have been named to the UCA All-American squad. Freshmen Ricarnecia Johnson and Molly McAdams along with juniors Madison Eubanks and Taylor Primrose were selected by UCA staff to be a part of this squad. The All-American team will travel to London, England, to perform at various venues for the New Year’s celebration. The ladies will be taken on several tours of the city as well as meet different British officials while on this trip. We congratulate these ladies on their accomplishment; more information will be released at a later date. Haywood home to All-Americans All-American Honorees Ricarnecia Johnson (kneeling left), Molly McAdams (kneeling right), Taylor Primrose (standing left) and Madison Eubanks (standing right) were named to the UCA All-American Cheer Squad that will travel to London, England for New Year’s to perform. All together now The Tomcat football cheerleader, work hard on their cheers during camp to prepare for the season. Hold it together Molly McAdams and her stunt group present a liberty during UCA cheer camp earlier this summer. Through the hole Antonio Cole flashes in the hole made by Mike Miles (64) and John Henrey (77). Get fired up Head Coach Trent Boykin and Defensive Coordinator Jim Hartigree go over the game plan to close the game. Get there Steven Turner (93) and Sean McCormick (52) put pressure on the Pirate quarterback. Put your leg into it Sean Fraser puts everything he has into this kick-off at Little Rock. By: Xavier Cole The West Tennessee War Eagles traveled to the historic Little Rock Central High School to face off with the Arkansas Pirates. The War Eagles jumped out to an early three- point lead off a 53-yard field goal made by Sean Fraser. Less than a minute later, the defense made their presence known whenBrownsville’sSteven Turner sacked the Pirate quarterback for a loss of two yards. In the beginning of the second quarter, down 6-3, the War Eagle defense held strong with three consecutive pass break- upstopreventanArkansas touchdown. Malik Fryer brought down the Pirate runner, causing a turnover on a down later in the second. The offense reemerged in the second half, beginning with a 21 yard pass from Ryan Scott to Josh Person. Two minutes later, Scott connected with Person again for a 46-yard touchdown pass. These touchdowns brought the score at the conclusion of the third quarter to 28-18. Three minutes into the fourth quarter Scott connected with Justin Mood on a 17-yard touchdown pass, bringing the War Eagles within a field goal. With about three minutes remaining in the game, Sean Fraser tied the score at 28 with a 52-yard field goal. Unfortunately onthefinaloffensivedrive, RyanScottwasintercepted with39secondsremaining, resulting in the 36-28 final score. Ryan Scott went 18 of 33 for 224 yards, three touchdowns, and a two- point conversion. Leading receiver was Josh Person with seven receptions for 183 yards and two touchdowns. Scott led rushers with eight carries for 53 yards and Antonio Cole with 16 carries for 49 yards. War Eagle running backs had 27 carries for 114 yards. The next scheduled game for the War Eagles will be in Memphis this Saturday against the Memphis Blast. Inter-changeable players Ryan Scott moves over from wide receiver to quarterback to replace Dexter Anoka under center for the War Eagles. War Eagles in Arkansas thriller Photos By: Xavier Cole
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Thursday, August 5, 2010
Sports The Brownsville States-GraphicThe Brownsville States-Graphic
B2
346 W. Main Street • Brownsville, TN 38012
Title Loans • Check Advances • Bill Pay
No Credit Check Required
Mon.-Thurs 8:30-5:00Friday 8:30-6:00Saturday 8:30-3:00
Hours: 731-772-4721(Located by E.W. James)
Come see usfor that extra cash
BANKRUPTCY1-800-748-9889Walker, Walker
& Walker, PLCKen Walker Richard Walker
2 Locations To Serve You:Jackson & Lexington
We are a debt relief agency. We help people filefor bankruptcy relief under the bankruptcy code.
Saturday August 79pm-1am
$5.00 Cover Charge
Chuck Freeman
Band
2010 Haywood High School TomcatFootball Schedule
DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIMEAugust 6 Brighton (First Look) Dyer County 7:00August 13 Munford (Jamboree) Covington TBAAugust 20 Jackson Central Merry Jackson 7:00 August 27 Liberty Magnet Brownsville 7:00September 3 OPENSeptember 10 Booker T. Washington Brownsville 7:00September 17 Crockett County Alamo 7:00September 24 Fayette Ware Brownsville 7:00October 1 Gibson County Brownsville 7:00October 8 Covington Covington 7:00October 15 Ripley Brownsville 7:00October 22 Martin Westview Martin 7:00October 29 Dyersburg Brownsville 7:00
2010 Haywood Junior HighFootball Schedule
DATE OPPONENT LOCATIONAugust 17 Munford (Jamboree) Covington (5:45) August 19 Bolivar Brownsville August 26 Henry County Bruceton August 31 Fayette East Brownsville September 7 Covington Brownsville September 14 Fayette West Oakland/Somerville September 21 Munford MunfordSeptember 28 Ripley RipleyOctober 5 Brighton Brownsville
By: Xavier Cole
It was recently announced that four Haywood football cheerleaders have been named to the UCA All-American squad. Freshmen Ricarnecia Johnson and Molly McAdams along with juniors Madison Eubanks and Taylor Primrose were selected by UCA staff to be a part of this squad.
The All-American team will travel to London, England, to perform at various venues for the New Year’s celebration. The ladies will be taken on several tours of the city as well as meet different British officials while on this trip. We congratulate these ladies on their accomplishment; more information will be released at a later date.
Haywood home to All-Americans
All-American Honorees Ricarnecia Johnson (kneeling left), Molly McAdams (kneeling right), Taylor Primrose (standing left) and Madison Eubanks (standing right) were named to the UCA All-American Cheer Squad that will travel to London, England for New Year’s to perform.
All together now The Tomcat football cheerleader, work hard on their cheers during camp to prepare for the season.
Hold it together Molly McAdams and her stunt group present a liberty during UCA cheer camp earlier this summer.
Through the hole Antonio Cole fl ashes in the hole made by Mike Miles (64) and John Henrey (77).
Get fi red up Head Coach Trent Boykin and Defensive Coordinator Jim Hartigree go over the game plan to close the game.
Get there Steven Turner (93) and Sean McCormick (52) put pressure on the Pirate quarterback.
Put your leg into it Sean Fraser puts everything he has into this kick-off at Little Rock.
By: Xavier Cole
The West Tennessee War Eagles traveled to the historic Little Rock Central High School to face off with the Arkansas Pirates.
The War Eagles jumped out to an early three-point lead off a 53-yard fi eld goal made by Sean Fraser. Less than a minute later, the defense made their presence known when Brownsville’s Steven Turner sacked the Pirate quarterback for a loss of two yards.
In the beginning of the second quarter, down 6-3, the War Eagle defense held strong with three consecutive pass break-ups to prevent an Arkansas touchdown. Malik Fryer brought down the Pirate runner, causing a turnover on a down later in the second.
The offense reemerged in the second half, beginning with a 21 yard pass from Ryan Scott to Josh Person. Two minutes
later, Scott connected with Person again for a 46-yard touchdown pass. These touchdowns brought the score at the conclusion of the third quarter to 28-18. Three minutes
into the fourth quarter Scott connected with Justin Mood on a 17-yard touchdown pass, bringing the War Eagles within a fi eld goal.
With about three minutes remaining in the game, Sean Fraser tied the score at 28 with a 52-yard fi eld goal. Unfortunately on the fi nal offensive drive, Ryan Scott was intercepted with 39 seconds remaining, resulting in the 36-28 fi nal score.
Ryan Scott went 18 of 33 for 224 yards, three touchdowns, and a two-point conversion. Leading receiver was Josh Person with seven receptions for 183 yards and two touchdowns.
Scott led rushers with eight carries for 53 yards and Antonio Cole with 16 carries for 49 yards.
War Eagle running backs had 27 carries for 114 yards. The next scheduled game for the War Eagles will be in Memphis this Saturday against the Memphis Blast.
I n t e r - c h a n g e a b l e players Ryan Scott moves over from wide receiver to quarterback to replace Dexter Anoka under center for the War Eagles.
War Eagles in Arkansas thriller
Photos By: Xavier Cole