COUGARS ELIMINATED FROM PLAYOFFS
Trojans Take County Title With 1 3-6 Win Over South
BY DOUG R UTTER
Aldwin Lance relumed the open
ing kk'kolt for a touchdown and
scored on a fourth-quarter run to
1 cad the West Btunswick Trojans to
a 13-6 football win over South
Btunswick last Friday.
Hie win gave West the
county championship and
clinclied a slate playoff spot
lor tlie Trojans, who finished
ilk* regular season at 9-1 and
second in the Waccamaw 2-A
( onfciencc.
The regular season finale
was an emotional one for the
Itojans, who were mourning
the death of fomtcr assistant
coach Fred Bradley. He died
Friday morning following an
extended battle with cancer.
A moment of silence in
memory ol Coach Bradley pre
ceded the game. The game hall
was piesented to his son, se
nior fullback and linehacker
Ronnie Bradley, alter the
game.
West Brunswick Coach
Marshall Seay said all of the
kids were playing wiih "heavy
hearts" and the team wasn't at
us best Friday night when it
hosted the Cougars at M.H.
Rourk Stadium.
The Trojans were penalized
70 yards during the game and
missed several scoring oppor
eight minutes.
Hut the Trojans came up empty
again when an Aldcrson pass on
fourth-and-four play I'ell incomplete
hi the end /oik*.
West Brunsw ick was called for
of a West Brunswick face masking
penalty.
South Brunswick still trailed 7-6,
however, when Gary Nowell's extra
point attempt bounced off the left
upright.
The Tmjans were still I
clinging lo a one-point lead
late in the fourth quarter
when Lance broke the game
open with a 54-yartl run.
The senior tailback, who
rushed for 103 yards in the
game, ran oil left end and
broke several tackles in scor
ing his second touchdown
w ith four minutes to play.
Alderson's extra |x>mt at
tempt w its no giHxI.
South Brunswick drove to
near midfield 011 its final
ivssession. before Jimmy
Gnssett intercepted a pass
from Keith Marlowe to seal
the Trojan w in.
The stakes Friday were
similar to those in last year's
regular season finale, when
South Brunswick beat the
Trojans 21-14 to earn a spot
111 the suite playoffs and
crush West Brunswick's
hopes of a third straight
playoff berth.
This time around. West
?? eliminated South from the
v- playoffs on the strength of its
highly-ranked defense and a
[unities in the first half, but
still managed to beat their
cross-county rival.
"You make mistakes like
that when you're in a fog."
Scay said. "I know we're a
much belter team than we
showed tonight."
West Brunswick becan the
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TROJAN QUARTERBACK BRIAN AU)
ERSON looks for a receiver down field in
Friday's game against the South Brunswick
Cougars. Alderson passed for 26 yards and
rushed for 1 7 yards in the county champi
onship game.
fine performance from
Lance.
"South Brunswick scrap
ped us. We knew it was go
ing to be a lough ball game,"
Scay said. "The reason we're
9-1 is the commitment these
kids have made and hard
work by everybody."
game wiu> a r>ang, ;is Lancc neiucu
live opening kickoff ai the 10-yard
line, and raccd down the left sideline
for a touchdown.
Lancc, playing in his final regu
lar-season game at West Brunsw ick,
was almost untouched as he gave
the Trojans a 7-0 lead 13 seconds in
to the game.
The kickoff return was the only
score of the first half, although West
had scoring opportunities on its
three oilier first -half possessions.
Uiree plays after Lance's kickoft
leturn, the Trojans got the ball back
when Mail Boseman intercepted a
pass front South Brunswick
Quarterback Todd Vice and relumed
it to the Cougar 45-yard line.
West Brunswick drove to the
South Brunswick nine-yard line in
eight plays, but failed to convert a
2ft yard field goal attempt.
Brian Alderson's kick into a stiff
northerly wind fell short, giving
South Brunswick a first down at
their own 20 with six minutes left in
the opening quarter.
The Trojan defense held the
Cougars to 5 yards on the next pos
session, and West Brunswick's of
fense took over at their own 37-yard
line follow ing a 4 1-yard punt.
West Brunswick marched to the
South Brunswick 17-yard line in an
11 -play drive that consumed about
five penalties during Ihe drive, in
cluding a clipping penalty which
erased a 15-yard touchdown run by
Lance.
South Brunswick picked up its
first first down of lite game on its
next possession, but was forced to
punt following a sack.
After taking over at the South
Brunswick 40 yard line, the Trojans
moved to the 25 on a defensive pass
interference call.
West Brunswick fumbled 011 the
next play, however, turning the ball
over to the Cougars at their own 13
yard line. Hie lull ended with South
in control of lite ball deep in their
own territory.
After receiving the second-half
kickoff. South Brunswick drove 30
yards to the Trojan 25-yard line, but
failed to score.
On their next possession. South
moved to the West Brunswick 13
yard line, but fumbled away their
second scoring opportunity of the
quarter.
The Cougais finally cashed in on
their next drive. After taking over at
the West Brunswick 30 yard line.
South scored its only touchdown of
the game to cap a seven-play drive.
Quarterback Todd Vice ran it in
from the one yard line. During the
drive, the Cougars converted a key
fourth-and-one and look advantage
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Lance was one of 18 West
Brunswick senior football players
honored prior to the game. Parents
of athletes who participated in fall
sports w ere recognized at halftimc.
The victory was West
Brunswick's second of the year over
South Brunswick. The Trojans
whipped the Cougars 34-7 in non
conference action Sept. 9 at Boiling
Spring Lakes.
West Brunswick will host Fami
villc Central in the first round of the
state 2-A playoffs Friday night.
TIIK YARDSTICK
West Brunswick South Brunswick
7 First Downs 9
25-168 Rushes- Yards 35-74
26 Passing Yardage 55
2-9 Pass (Alt-Comp) 3-12
2 Interceptions 0
3-27 Punts (No-Avc) 3-30
1-1 Fumblcs-Losl 2-1
9-70 Penalties-Yards 5-35
Score By Quarters
West Brunswick 7 0 0 6 ? 13
South Brunswick 0 0 0 6 ? 6
Scoring Summary
(WB) Lance, 90-yard kickolf re
turn (Aldcrson kick)
(SB) Vice, one yard run (kick
failed)
(WB) Lance, 54-yard run (kick
failed)
Individual Rushing
West Brunswick: Lance, 15-103;
Butler, 7-48; Aldcrson 3-17.
South Brunswick: Galloway, 15
53; Joyner, 8-20; Vice, 10-3;
Brown, 2-minus 2.
Individual Passing
West Brunswick: Aldcrson, 2-9
26.
South Brunswick: Vicc, 3-11-55;
Galloway 0-1-0.
Individual Receiving
West Brunswick: Russ, 1-16;
Grisseu, 1-10.
South Brunswick: Smith, 2-38;
Griffith, 1-17.
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WEST BRUNSWICK'S ALDWIN IANCE (32) rushed for 103 yards and scored two touchdowns to
lead the Trojans past South Brunswick Friday night. Also pictured is South Brunswick defender Alvin
Hewett (82).
Lance, Holmes, Daniels
Chosen Players Of Week
Altlwin Lancc. Sieve Holmes and Timmy Daniels
were named West Brunswick High School football
players of the week lor ilieir performances in ihe
Trojans' 13-6 victory over Soulh Brunswick last Friday.
Lancc, a senior tailback and defensive back, scored
both West Brunswick touchdowns and rushed for 103
yards on 1 5 carries in the panic.
The touchdowns came on the opening kickoll, when
Lance streaked W yards down the sideline to give the
Trojans an early lead, and in the fourth quarter on a 54
yard run.
"That second touchdown put the game on ice," West
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Holmes, a 5-foot- 10, 150-pound sophomore, made
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Seay said Holmes sacked South Brunswick
Quarterback Todd Vice a couple of times during the
game and forced Vicc to rush several passes.
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game."
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Brunswick.
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Scay said. "He was hustling downfield to make sure we
didn't give up the big play like South did."
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