- - Prep Spotlight North Forsy By SAM DAVIS Chronicle Sports Editor Hickory took advantage of 102 yards in penalties against North forsyth to defeat the Vikings 13-10 last Friday night in North's home opener. The Vikings, coming off a week's layoff after defeating Person County 35-14 in the first game of the season, were never really able to get untracked against Hickory, which came into the contest hungry after an 0-2 start. *& '.^'^i^I ^^9?k 1 ^z .39 ^HL ' 99 Hickory quarterback Andy Mack noseguard Keith Richardson. M ing score in the final three mini IVINNERS West Forsyth brought its football the Titans rushed for 333 yards ir over Forbush last Friday night. Leading the way for West was sc ing back Herman McKinnie, who yards and scored on a 78-yard touc Thomas Speaks of West also wen rushing on the night, totaling 10 ground and tallying a 48-yard touc Gerald Moore of Glenn was the < for the Bobcats in their 31-15 loss a (Tenn.) last Friday. Moore ran 64 ya mage for a touchdown and also wer touchdown on a fumble recovery... JP DE jf M< I ?500, I s1250 I Special Goo I Ever I (1 hour minumui 10c pi 1 I Major Li ##& L U <:;??S: AT! "' "-:'i%*i: V .^f^^^^SSKUi < th loses offen physically," said North Coach Bob Sapp after the loss. "At halftime, our kids said Hickory's size was too much for them. But we made some mistakes that also helped them out a lot. "Although we were leading late in the second half, we didn't feel comfortable with the way we were playing," Sapp said. "We weren'ttft&ng it to them. Our defense stayed on the field a real long time in the second half and poor field position hurt us a lot. "Because of our field position, we couldn't open up our offense 1 ;ie tries to elude North Forsyth ackie led Hickory to the winnJtes (photo by James Parker). record to 2-1 as Dedrick Hatch 1 a 27-6 victory with wide receivei pass in the Vikinj jphomore runn- day. The Viking rushed for 178 when Hill conn< :hdown jaunt. field goal. t over 100 yards 1 yards on the hdown run.... If you know of so Dnly bright spot tion or league spc t Cocke County sports on the colU irds from scrim- made other note it 45 yards for a you yourself have Davis at 723-8426 Ml LNT-A-LAI w mm ^ mm w w wmmmm w joi^eagu^ >ER HOUR I FOR 3 HOURS id 12 Midnight-3 AM y Friday Night m, maximum 5 people per la ar min. for time past, hour minimum) eague Lanes Center/Stratfor^d^^^^ !? wi mm wm 51.20 PER GA ?? se - and first in the second half. We tried to mix up our running and passing, but what can you do on your own 10- and 20-yard lines0" Although he was disappointed with the way his team played, Sapp.%aid, some good might come ou^of the loss. "It's g^tod to get all the mistakes out of your system," Sapp said. "Sometimes things like this happen to a team and I hope that we can bounce back from it." Although Sapp wouldn't blame the loss on the fact that his team was idle the week before, he did say the week off might have come at an inopportune time. "It's good to get all the mistakes out of your system.... Sometimes things like this happen to a team and I hope that we can bounce back from it. " - North Forsyth Coach Bob Sapp "When we came back from the layoff, the intensity just wasn't there," he said. "We had things clicking in our first game, but tonight we never could get it going." North got on the scoreboard first, getting a school-record 48-yard field goal from Ben Hill late in the first quarter. Hill's kick easily cleared the crossbars, with a few yards to spare. However, Hickory came back to even the score on a 39-yard field goal by Kent Rhoney. Hickory's tying field goal was set up by a 42-yard kickoff return by Dante Rhyne, plus a 15-yard personal foul penalty that moved the ball to North's 36-yard line. Undaunted, North took the lead again after a nine-play, 79-yard drive. Hatchett comfftetW'two df rdW-'jMWes*tW!U?r that march, evading Hickory's pass rush on several occasions to avoid sacks. On the Vikings' touchdown, Hatchett hit Dwight ett of North Forsyth hooked up r Glenn for a 47-yard touchdown $s' 13-10 loss to Hickory last Fris' remaining three points came jcted on a ?schooUrecord 48-yard meone who has excelled in recreants, received a scholarship to play ?giate level, bowled a 300 game or worthy accomplishments ? or if done so - call Sports Editor Sam I fjjT ilE I jOneil^ I .ME I ?itf , |HH^ft 1 17] I I '^^^^ ih!IIII! 150 E scons in stock Wk jar*55* -? wJ NEW '84 RA *9948 I I NEW'84 TE $119! *4l-mo, ctefd tod > ?, 90,0001 ^!?S mM spa" wis ^ |?j Sraju 'iiis ft I |~# *4185 % anTtin itiac Cordotn. 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