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HY JOHNNY I K\u;
West Brunswick's Koiutld Uince
equalled a school sittclo-camo
touchdown record last Frid:i\ sror
ing four times to lead the Trojans to a
4b-f Waceamaw 2-A Conference football
win over North Brunswick.
lance scored three times in the
first quarter on runs of 57, 4 and 73
yards and added a third-period
touchdown on a 38-yard carry.
The junior tailback, who equalled a
career-high 216 yards oil 11 carries,
reentered the game on West
Brunswick's last }H-ssession of the
game in attempt to break the fourtouchdown
mark but was stopped on
the Scorpion one yard-line at the final
"Our players were ready. The\
worked hard all week to prepare for
North Bruaswiek and good things
resulted," said West Brunsw ick head
coach Marshall Seay. ' We expected
a lough game since they North
Brunswick) had beaten us two of the
last three years."
"The kills m o determined now and
are looking forward to next Friday
arid a chance of getting their second
HOl.l.IDAY CARRIES?North Hrnns
(431 looks for an opening in last Frids
with West Brunswick llnlliday led t!
eight carries. West Brunswick went o
Brunswick dropped its sixth straight
TIES RECORD- West Brunswick's I
game record for touchdowns scored
Brunswick. I<ance scored on touchdn\
log for 216 yards on II carries.
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imp uver a
win in a row. Wo are continuing to
show improvement eaeli week." added
Seay.
West Brusnwiek blow the game
open early scoring twice on its first
three offensive plays enroutc to a
commanding 128-0 lead in the initial
period
Following the opening kiekoff.
lance broke loose for his first
touchdown a 57-yard run on the first
play of the game. I ravis Snead kicked
the first four extra points and
West Brunswick grabbed a 7-0 lead
with only I seconds off the clock.
Three plays later, Trojan
linebacker Marty Banking intercepted
Noi th Brunswick quarterback
t'urtis Porter's pass at the Scorpion
15 yard-line.
tin the second play following the
turnover, lance scored his second
touchdown on a four-yard dash.
Snead's extra point w as good and the
Troians took a 1441 load willi s :w in
play in the period.
After a short Scorpion possession.
West H runs wick scored again when
l.'Hice ran 73 yards for his third
touchdown with 4:40 to play. Snood
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Mirk running back l*avern Ilolliday
iy's Waccamaw 2-A Conference game
lie Scorpion offense with 36 yards on
ri to down the Scorpions 40-8 as North
loss.
tonald I-ance {.'i2 j tied a Trojan slngleI
in last Friday's 40~H win over North
ivn nins of 57, four, 73 and38 while runn
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icorps
kickotl llie extra point aiul the Trojans
took a 21-0 advantage.
North Brusnwiek running back
Uiverne Hollidny fumbled on the
M-orps nc\i piay ami .Mike Simmons
recovered for the Trojans on the
North Brunswick 23 yanl-tine.
The Trojans went the distance in
seven plays with Chris Johnson scoring
from the three yard-line and
Snead kicked the extra point giving
West Brunswick a 2S-0 lead with 1:26
to play.
Chris Smith intercepted Porter's
second pass of the quarter three
plays later giving the Trojans possession
near midfield as the period ended.
The Trojans scored again on the
final play of the first half after sixplay
drive stalled at the Scorpion 24
yard line with two seconds left.
Snead then kicked a career-high
40-yard field goal as time expired to
give the Trojans a 31-0 ha If time lead.
West Brunswick began the second
half in similar fashion of the first as
Lance scored on the Trojans' opening
play on a 38-yard run with 10.03 to
play in the period. The extra point
failed but West Brunswick increased
its lead to 37-0.
The Trojans took a 4tvo lead with
4:58 to play in the quarter when
Snead kicked his second field goal of
the game. This time the junior kicker
connected from 31 years after the
Trojans drove to the Scorpion 12
yard-line before being turned back.
North Brunswick crossed midfield
for the first time early in the fourth
quarter on the Scorpion's longest
drive of the game. The Seorps advanced
to the West Brunswick 16
yard-line but lost possession on
downs.
Freshman quarterback Raymond
Howard replaced Trojan starter
Allen Rising in the final period After
throwing an 11-yard completion to
Johnson, defensive back James
Dowe intercepted Howard at the Trojan
36 yard-line leading to North
Brunswick's only touchdown.
The Scorpions scored on the next
play as Porter scrambled across the
field being pursued by the Trojan
defense before spotting receiver Terrcmce
Brown in the end zone. Porter
connected with Brown for the 36-yard
strike arid then threw to fullback
Kenny Smith for the two-point conversion
with 1:09 left.
Behind Lance's four-touchdown
performance for the Trojans were
reserve running back Chris Morgan
who ran for 35 yards on 13 carries and
Corey Hankins who covered 1? yards
on three carries.
Hoilidav led North Brunswick with
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36 yards on eight carries while Dowe
rati for 31 yards on 11 attempts.
The win lifted West Brunswick to
'2-3 in conference play and 3-5 overall.
North Brunswick dropped to 0-5 in
the league and 1-7 overall with the
loss.
Both teams continue Waeramnw
Conference play Friday as West
Brunswick hosts West Columbus in
the Trojans homecoming game.
North Brunswick goes to Fairmont
as the two teams battle to slay out of
the conference cellar. Both games
are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
TIIE YARDSTICK
North Brunswick West Brunswick
8 First Downs 12
59 Hushing Yardage 287
56 Passing Yardage 20
14-1 Passes Att.-Coinp. 6-2
2 Passes Int. By 1
6-30 Punts i No Avg. ) 3-34
1 Fumbles Lost 0
69 Yards Penalized 45
SCORE BY QUARTERS
North Brunswick 0 0 0 8 -8
West Brunswick 28 3 9 0 40
SCORING SUMMARY
< WB i lance. 57-yard run iSnead
kick).
?WR) lance, 4-yurd nm (Sncad
kick).
(WB) lance, 73-yard run (Snead
kick).
'WB) Johnson, 3-yard rim (Sncad
kick).
WB i Sncad, 40-yard field goa.
(WB) I-'ince, 38-yard run ikirk failed).
i WB) Sncad, 31-yard field goal.
(NB) Brown, 30-yard pass from
Porter (Porter pass to Smith).
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