SIAf> PHOTOS BY DOUG SUIIH
\\ / s / H R I .XSW'H A 'S Aldhin I ante (.12) is chased fry North Itrunswick defender Make Ilobfrs (6.f).
I mice rushed Jar v,v yards and scored two touchdowns Friday in the Trojans' 5.1-0 win.
West Pounds North
In Homecoming Game
BY DOUCJ Kl I I'ER
West Brunswick stored a season
high points and unleashed its
hard hitting defense 111 an impres
sive shutout against North
Brunswick in h>othall l-"rida> night
lite Trojan offense amassed 42*
total yards in its Homecoming
came. while the defense recovered
three fumbles and held North to mi
nus 3 yards and no first downs.
West scored 40 points in the lust
hall and coasted in the second hall
to keep its undefeated record in tact.
I he win kept West Brunswick in
a tie for first place in the
Waccamaw 2-A Conference. The
Ihm ins. now X i) overall and 5-0 in
league play, travel u? Hast Bladen
l-'riday to battle the conference co
leader.
"I'm real proud of the effort,"
West Brunswick Coach Marshall
Seay said following last week's
game. "I thought our kids played re
al well and executed real well."
Senior Tailback Aldwin Lance
rushed lor 98 yards all of it in the
second quarter ? ami scored two
touchdowns lor the Trojans.
Quarterback Brian Aldcrson
v omplctcd three ol lour passes lor
74 yards and two touchdowns. I he
senior also ran for *3 yards.
West Brunswick juni|vd out to a
20 0 lead m the lust quarter, scoring
three touchdowns in a five-minute
period.
The Trojans got their first score
at the 6:42 mark alter corncrback
Tim my Daniels recovered a North
Brunswick fumble at the Scorpion
22-vard line.
Fullback Ronnie Bradley scored
three plays later on a four-yard run
to give the Trojans a (> 0 lead. The
extra point was blocked.
West Brunswick scored again on
its next offensive play as Aldcrson
threw 40 \ arils to Jimmy Grissett.
Alder son lined up to kick the ex
tra iwint, but faked the kick and
passed to Lonnic Mitchell in the
end /one lor a two point conversion
and 14 ! i lead.
l.aiKo hel|>ed set up the third
I rojan score vmiIi a 2* yard punt re
turn On the next play from scrim
mage, Aldcrson threw a 32-yard
touchdown pass to Matt Hosctiian
West defensive tackle Trey
Hickman recovered the second
North Brunswick fumble two plays
later, setting up the fourth Trojan
touchdown.
Alter taking over at the Scoipion
1 1 yard line. West Brunswick
sophomore tailback William Stanley
got the score on a seven-yard run.
I he touchdown came on the lust
play ol the second quarter, and was
the lir-,1 ot tlnee touchdowns in the
sec ond quarter.
West Brunswick drove 2lJ yards
in three pla>s on us next possession,
l-ati^e scored Irotn 14 yards out to
give the I totalis a 3 1-0 lead.
' 'ii West Biunswick s next pos
session. I .nice got the ball and rum
bled 61) yards to the Scorpion II
>.nd line and scored on the next
play.
Wi t Brunswick added two more
It'iichdowns hi the second half,
which was played using eight
minute quarters instead ol the usual
12 minutes.
Adam Johnson scored on a 20
yard run to cap a three play . 50-yard
drive at the start ol the second half.
Tirnniy Daniels, who entered the
Scores First Of 8 Touchdowns
IROJA. V FVI.I.HACK RONNIE HRAUIAY scored the first of
eiiiht West It runs wick touchdowns Friday night. He rushed for 21
yards.
game as back-up quarterback,
scored on llic next West Brunswick
possession oil a 44-yard run.
I he one-sided game was slopped
with about three miiiulcs let I lol
lowiiig an iujuiy to West Biunswick
otlensive lineman I'at Poison.
Poison, who separated a shoulder
eaily m the season, leinjured Ins
shoulder liulay night.
"Hi. it was a teal downer, but
we'll eet i: done." Seay said ol the
injuiy. I'olson had just returned to
the line-up two or three weeks ago.
1 lie only scoring opportunity
WVst Hiunswick failed to convert
followed the opening kickotl.
I he I lojans diove -l(> yards in six
plays to the Scorpion 15-yard line
and nanowjy missed a 32-yard field
goal.
West Brunswick's highly touted
defense was just as ellective as the
olleiise liiday night, holding the
Scorpions scoreless lor the filth
\ear in a tow.
North Brunswick's biggest ollen
sne play was a nine yard run late in
the louith <|uaiter. The Scorps
placed without quarterback Kicky
Lowerv and running back Seneca
Wade II.
I lie I' ins dropped North to 1-7
overall and (I S in the league.
"You've not in admire litem to con
tinue to snuggle even though
lliey'ie not lasting any success,"
said Seay.
I III N \KDSI U K
West Itiuiiswick North Brunswick
16 I irst Downs 0
24-Ul> Rushing- Yards 25- ^
74
3-5
0
(I 0
II
5 .'5
Passing Yardage
Pass Au.-Comp.
Interceptions
Punts(No -Ave.)
bumbles l.ost
Penalties Yards
0-2
0
X-2X
4-3
4-20
0
Store By Quarters
VVesl Brunswick 20 20 7 6 ? 53
North Brunswick 0 0 0 0? (X)
Scoring Summary
(WB) Bradley. 4-yard run (kick
tailed)
(WB) (irisscil, 40-yard pass from
Alilcrson (Alderson pass to Miichcl!
for 2-poinl conversion)
(WB) Boscinan. 32-yard pass
from Alilcrson (kick tailed)
(WB) Stanley, 7-yard run
(Alderson kick)
(WB) A. Lance, 14-yard run
(Alderson kick)
(WB) A. Lance, 1 1-yard ruu
(kick tailed)
(WB) A. Johnson, 20-yard iuii
(Alderson kick)
(WB) Daniels, 44-yard run (kick
failed).
Individual Hushing
West Brunswick: A. Lance 6-9X;
Butler, 4 48; Daniels 1-44;
Stevenson 1-37; Alderson 2-33; M.
Lance 3-22; Bradley 4 21; A.
Johnson 1-20; Stanley 2 11.
North Brunswick: h'aulk 5-2;
Spicer 15-1; Smith 2-0; Lowery 1
niinus 2; Beasley 2-minus4.
Individual Passing
West Brunswick: Alderson 3-4
74-2, Lance 0-1-0.
Nor til Biunswick: Beasky 0-1-0,
Spicer 0- 1 -0.
Individual Receiving
West Brunswick: Grissclt I -40,
Boscinan, 1-32, Mitchell 1-2.
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H7-..S7' MWNSWK'K SluXHtR Meg Small , pictured with parents Margaret and Jerry Small of
Shallutte, was erowned Homecoming ; queen at haljtime I' rid ay night. She is the senior class secretary.
National Honor Society member and plays on the volleyball and sojtball teams. L'Tanya Stevenson
was elected first runner-up, and Jessica Robinson was named best sport.
Johnson , Alderson And Branch
Named West Gridders Of Week
Linebacker Adam Johnson, i|uaneiback Brian
Alder son and sjKcial teams member Wayne Branch
have been named Wcm Brunswuk lootball players of
ihc week lor iheir performances in lasi Friday's 53 0
Trojan win over Noiih Brunswick.
Johnson, a 5 loot- 1 1, 22(>-|H)und senior, is playing
his lirst year in a Trojan lootball unilonn.
"Adam made many extremely hard hits against
North Brunswick and in playing consistently well," said
West Brunswick he at I football coach Marshall Seay.
"He is certainly a line addition to out lire ant' defense.
We will also be counting on him l-'iiday to slop bast
Bladen's 195-pound lullback."
Aldcrson (6-0, Ko, sr.) completed three ol lour
passes against North Brunswick including two lot
touchdowns.
"Brian tail out ollensc . stiemely well last week and
called a number ol good plays .11 the line ol scrimmage*.
IK Ii.in had a high pa i??iiplctioii i.iiio all season and
has kept his number of interceptions down as well."
"Brian will play big role Friday against East Bladen
making Hie right decisions and not playing into the
hands ol the Cougar defense."
In addition to his otlensivc performance, Alderson
also started in the Trojan defensive secondary against
the Scorpions.
Branch was praised lor his performance on all
Trojan special teams including those of the kickofl
team, punt return, extra-point and kickoff return squads.
In addition, the 5-9, 160-pound sophomore, starts at de
fensive end.
"Wayne has done a tremendous job considering his
age and si/e," vnd Scay. "He had a great game Friday
and is going to also have to have a good game against
East Bladen. Since he is our smallest defensive line
man, East Bladen will likely be picking on him.
However, Wayne is ,i very lough youngster and I expect
he will Ix. biting East Bladen's big ol' running backs on
die ankles."
Cougors Rip Fairmont For 4th Straight Win
South Brunswick extended its
loot ball winning streak to lour
games last Friday in a 41 |4 whip
ping ol visiting Fairmont in
Waccainaw 2-A Conleicnce play.
Suphomoie lullb.iik 'lcriy
Galloway scored touchdowns on
runs ol 10 anil three yards to spark
the Cougais (4- 1, 5-3).
Also scoring lor South
Brunswick were wide receiver
Keith Marlowe on a 57-yaid uui,
quarterback 'linld Vice on a lour
yard run, reserve tailback Corey
Brown on a Ml yard i tin and deten
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tumble return.
Gary Nosvell also kicked live ex
tra points lor the Cougars.
Tailback Vuinie Joyner led the
Souih HrunsMick lushing attack
with 1 12 yaids on II carrics while
Galloway ran lor 71 yards on eight
carries.
Fairmont remained winlcss with
the loss as the Golden Tornadoes
lell to 0-6 in the WC and 0-8 over
all.
Both teams continue Waccainaw
Conference play Friday with South
Brunswick hosung Whiteville and
Fairmont visiting West Columbus.
Both games begin at 7:30 p.m.
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