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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.
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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
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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
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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
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the middle and Glenn raced untouched
into the end zone.
North looked as if would take
a commanding lead before
halftime by putting another score
on the board, bolting to the
Hickory 22-yard line. However,
after the drive bogged down,
Hill's 36-yard field goal attempt
on fourth down was blocked by
Hickory linebacker Charles
Ikard.
In the second half. Hickorv's
size took its toll on the Vikings.
Hickory shut down North on its
initial possession of the second
half and then marched 43 yards
to tie the score at 10, after an apparent
74-yard punt return for a
touchdown by Kevin Carlton was
nullified.
The game was delayed for
about five minutes as the officials
tried to make a ruling on
Carlton's punt return.
Hill's 54-yard punt had been
touched by a North player on
Hickory's 26-yard line. However,
the ball was not ruled dead.
Carlton, realizing that the whistle
had not been blown, scooped up
the ball and raced untouched
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