Hub’s Braylon Hill (52) puts pressure on the Panthers’ quarterback. | Photo by Leah Hollingsworth
On Friday night Hubbertville met up with the Hackleburg Panthers once again after closing out regular season play with a 50-20 win over the Panthers earlier in the season at Ray Stadium.
Berry’s Lake Norris (0) and Luke Ward (60) team up for a tackle on a Bulldogs’ ball carrier. | Photo by Sarah Rice
The Berry Wildcats traveled to Addison to face the sixth ranked Bulldogs in the second round of the state playoffs. The Wildcats kept the game close in the first half, but could not get any traction in the second half as they fell to Addison by a score of 39 - 6.
Berry’s Max Westbrook (1) rushes in a touchdown for the Wildcats. | Photo by Sarah Rice
The Berry Wildcats started the playoffs by welcoming the Fayetteville Wolves to Fred Webster Stadium. The Wildcats took an early lead and looked to be on their way to a comfortable victory, but the Wolves fought back and kept the game close in the fourth quarter. However, the Berry defense made a stand late in the game to give the Wildcats a 44 - 37 win.
Hub’s Kane Rushing (23) rushes past a Bobcats’ defender. | Photo by Leah Hollingsworth
The Lions welcomed the Woodland Bobcats to Harris Field on Friday night hosting the first round of the high school playoffs in Wiley Hollingsworth Stadium.
Hub’s Charles Keeton (24) closes in for a sack on the Panthers’ quarterback. | Photo by Leah Hollingsworth
After a winning streak of all games, the Hubbertville Lions took one more win to complete a perfect season Thursday, Oct. 30, when they won against the Hackleburg Panthers 50-20.
Berry’s Jayden Smith (3) throws the ball to an open receiver. | Photo by Sarah Rice
The Berry Wildcats finished the regular season by hosting the Victory Christian Lions for Senior Night. The Wildcats jumped out to an early lead, which allowed most players to see the field as they cruised to a 46 -21 win.
Berry’s Ashton Waltrip (13) catches a pass and rushes in for touchdown. | Photo by Sarah Rice
Homecoming is always an exciting time of year. It gives the fans an opportunity to catch up with classmates and to cheer on the next generation of students. With that in mind, the Wildcats welcomed the Brilliant Tigers to Fred Webster Stadium. The Wildcats jumped out to an early lead and never really looked back as they rolled to a 39-point victory.
Fayette County’s Andrew Lollar (15) and Michael Tyree (16) team up for a tackle on an Aggies’ ball carrier. | Photo by Devin Dudley
The Fayette Tigers hosted Hamilton on Friday night and fell 38-21 to the Aggies.
Hub’s Kane Rushing (23) evades the grasp of a Bears’ defensive player. | Photo by Leah Hollingsworth
The Hubbertville Lions traveled to face the Lynn Bears on Friday night and returned with a 50-6 victory.
Fayette County’s Jeremiah Stowe (6) looks for an open receiver. | Photo by Quinn Davis
The Fayette Tigers fell short in a hard-fought game on Friday night, losing to the Good Hope Raiders 24-22.
