Al'CS Ct.OSK IS ? West Brunswick, fullback Aaron /fuller (.15) is brought down by Mullins, S.C.,
tackle Uric l-owery while a host of Auctioneers, led by Richard darner (-AY), close in. Butler ran for a
season-high 69 yards on just six carries to aid the West Brunswick rushing attack and help the
Trojans to a 6-0 win.
READY TO PASS ? West Brunswick quarterback Hrian Alder son (9) spots an open receiver and
draws back to pass in the Trojans' 6-0 win over Mulling, S.C. last Friday. Alderson completed two of
12 passes for 21 yards while scrambling Jive limes for N more yards. West Brunswick (3-0) opens
Waccamaw 2-A Conference play Friday visiting Whiteville in a key league matchup.
Trojans Top Aucs 6-0 In Defensive Battle
in JOHNNY I RAK;
West Brunswick won a defensive
Ixntle over a quicker, smaller Mul
lins. S.C. football team Friday. 6-0
in the Trojans final nonconference
battle of the current prep season.
Mali Bozeman scored the game's
only points on a 1 2 -yard pass from
quarterback Brian Alderson with
6:30 to play in the tirst hall before
the time remaining sivn became a
defensive stalemate.
"Mullins was so quick we just
couldn't sia> on our bkvks offen
sively." said West Brunsw ick coach
Marshall Scay. "NVe didn't maintain
contact on each play and basically
had poor output on offense. We w ill
just have to evaluate the game film
and see w hat we need to correct."
"I guess this is a typical game af
ter an open date for West Bruns
wick." added Seay in reference to
his team's returning to action after
having last Friday oil
"Our defense was tested tonight.
Il?e> really saw some speed tonight.
The defense kept Mullins from get
ting \ery many total yards despite
being penalized heavily once again.
We may lia^e been intimidated a lit
tle by their quickness."
"We are very pleased w ith getting
out of here with a win. Mullins is a
very good team which lost to a pair
of 3-A teams in South Carolina be
fore coming here tonight." Seay
said
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down came 011 its longest offensive
drive ol the game which began ear
K in the second quarter.
lite drive was highlighted by
Aaron Butler's 40-yard run up the
middle to the Auctioneer 13-yard
line on a key third down and 17.
Butler's run was the second time in
the drive the Trojans picked up a
tirst down on crucial third-down sit
uations.
The Trojans picked up a first
down on the third play of the drive
when Alderson scrambled lor a
nine-yard gain on third-and-two at
the Trojan 42-yard line.
Three plays following Butler's
burst, Alderson connected with
Bo/eman lor the game-winning
points.
Mullins managed to drive to the
Trojan 26 and 23-yard line in the fi
nal quarter but the Trojan defense
extinguished Kith rallies.
In fact, the entire fourth period
was played inside the West Bruns
wick 44-yard line as the Auction
eers kept the Trojan's olfense backs
to the goal line.
It was actually the Mullins of
fense that provided tlie spark which
kept the Trojans in the hole. The
Auctioneers engineered a seven
play drive that began midway in the
third period at their own 16-yard
line but ended on fourth-down punt
that rolled to the Trojan seven.
The Mullins drive was aided by
four West Brunswick penalties to
taling 40 yards.
SIAJf PHOIOS Bf DOUG ?Ullf?
GANG TACKLE ? Mullins, S.C., running back Donnell Smith (center, with hull) is drugged to the
ground by a gang of West Brunswick defenders during the Trojans' 6-0 nonconference win Friday.
Helping aking the slop for the Trojans are Daniel Kuss (left) and Ixtnnie Mitchell ( bottom).
The Trojans look over at their
own seven yard-line but were forc
ed to punt three plays later. Ald
erson's 26-yard boot gave Mullins
great field position at the West
Brunswick 31 .
Trojan defensive back Aldwin
Lance's pass interception on fourth
down slopped the Auctioneer drive
and West Brunswick look over ai its
own 22-yard line.
The I rojans were again unable to
pick up a lirst down and following a
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22-yard punt, Mullins took control
at the West Brunswick 40 with 7:30
to play.
The Aucs pot one linal scoring
chance with lour minutes left when
Kendrick Reaves intercepted an
Alderson pass at the Trojan 25-yard
line.
However, Adam Johnson's fourth
down sack ol quarterback Vincent
Gerald at the 2b with just over a
minute to play ended the Aucs'
hopes ol gelling their first win ol the
season.
Neither team was able to move
the hall in the second hall. West
Brunswick managed only 20 yards
in total ollense in the linal half
compared to Mullins' 14.
Lancc led the Trojans (3-0) de
spile a season-low 75 yards on 16
carries. Aaron Duller ran lor M
yards on six carries.
Donncll Smith led Mullins (0-3)
rushine lor 43 yards on IS carries.
West Brunswick visits Whiteville
on Friday in both teams' Wac
camaw 2-A Confcrcncc opener at
7:30 p.m.
I I IK YARDSTICK
Mullins, S.C. West Brunswick
5 First Downs 10
28? 45 Rushing? Yards 33?169
5 Passing Yardage 21
X ? 3 Passes Au. ? Comp. 13 ? 2
6 ? 31 Punts (No. ? Avg.) 6 ? 33
0-0 Fumbles ? Lost 2 ? 0
3?20 Penalties? Yards 8?90
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Mullins 0 0 0 0?0
West Brunswick 0 6 0 0 ? 6
SCORING SUMMARY
(\VB) Bozcman, 12-yard pass
from Alderson (kick tailed).
Individual Rushing
Mullins: Greene 3-minus 2,
Smith 18-43, Reaves 1-4, C. Gerald
2-5, Johnson 2-minus 1, V. Gerald
3-minus 4;
West Brunswick: Lance 16-75, A.
Butler 6-69, Alderson 5-14, Holmes
5-15, C. Buttlcr 1 -minus 2.
Individual Passing
Mullins: V. Gerald 3-8-5-2;
West Brunswick: Alderson 2-12
21-1, Lance 0-1-0-0.
Individual Receiving
Mullins: Elliott 1-3, Smith 2-2;
West Brunswick: Bo/.eman 1-12,
Grissctt 1-9.
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