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High School Football 2014 The Anniston Star HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2014 Proles, rosters and schedules of 18 area football teams. Oxford wide receiver Tre Gamble, left, and quarterback Ty Webber will lead the Yellow Jackets on oense this season. Sunny King Ford www.sunnykingford.com LE • VINYL C CERAMIC TI ARPE MINATE • T • HARDWOOD • LA WHY CHOOSE ABBEY CARPET & FLOOR? • 60 Day Satisfaction • Best Selection Guarantee & Service • All Major • Only First Manufacturer Brands Quality Products • 800 Store • Lifetime Workmanship Buying Power Warranty • Locally Owned • Easy Financing Plans & Operated • Free Estimates 0% FINANCING FOR 12 MONTHS! 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ALEXANDRIA OUR TAKE: There’s not a team that’s more driv- Coach: Frank Tucker, 47-31, eighth year en to show that last season was a fluke than Alex- Last year: 3-7 (Class 4A, Region 5, 3-4, tied for 6th), missed playos andria. The Valley Cubs have made some changes Returning starters: OL Jacob Barrett, OL/DL Dakota Sams, OL Josh Longoria, QB Luke to the offense to create new ways to score, but will Tucker, DB/RB Alton Davis, DB Tyrelle Gay, DB Nick Porter, WR Derrik Turner, LB Alex feature the same defense. Even with the move to Campbell, LB Austin Wells Class 5A from 4A, Alexandria should have a good season, but there are question marks that follow- ing its 3-7 season last fall. Alexandria features more of a team atmosphere rather than using several 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results star players, which head coach Frank Tucker said Aug. 22 ............................ at Jacksonville Aug. 30 ..............................vs. Etowah L (14-7) can be a good or bad thing. Regardless, fans should Aug. 29 ........................................... Open Sept. 6 .............at Cherokee County L (29-23) know where the Valley Cubs sit after their first Sept. 5 ...................................at Hayden* Sept. 13 .................. vs. Hokes Blu W (48-28) game, which is against rival Jacksonville. Sept. 12 ................................vs. Lincoln* Sept. 20 ........................at Anniston W (21-12) Sept. 19 ............................at Springville* Sept. 27 ................................... at Saks L (34-0) Sept. 26 .......................................... Open Oct. 4 ..............................vs. Munford L (36-0) Oct. 3 ....................vs. Mortimer Jordan* Oct. 11 ...........vs. Cleburne County W (28-24) Oct. 10 ..................... at St. Clair County* Oct. 17 ..............................at Lincoln L (28-13) Oct. 17 ...................................vs. Moody* Oct. 25 ......................at Jacksonville L (24-23) Oct. 24 ...............................vs. Anniston* Nov. 1 ................................ vs. Leeds L (44-17) Oct. 31 ....................at Cherokee County *Class 5A, Region 6 games 2014 Alexandria Roster 2 Tyrelle Gay 43 Kobe Woodru 5 Derrik Turner 47 Seth Smitherman 7 Alton Davis 52 Jacob Barrett 11 Austin Wells 53 Dakota Sams 12 Luke Tucker 54 Michael Snider 15 Jacob Heathcock 56 Jacob Wade 16 A.J. Martin 58 David Collins 17 Riley Shaw 60 Skyler Hawkins 18 Cain Heath 61 Elijah Combs 19 Josh Tucker 62 Blake Winningham 20 Nick Porter 63 David Pearce 21 Reggie Pope 64 Josh Beasley 22 Long Le 65 Tyler Moody 23 Cole Nail 66 Jason Hicks 24 C.J. Howell 68 Daniel Longoria 26 Quinton Bowie 70 Trey Primm 28 Abdul Khalil’lah 71 Ethan Darnell 29 Jamal Tucker 72 Dalton Carpenter 30 Alex Campbell 73 Nick Harper 31 Brandon Tarrance 74 Josh Longoria 32 Keenan Woodru 75 Trint Ginn 33 Tyler Albright 77 Brett Key 34 Chase Smitherman 78 Braden Best 38 Kelvin White 79 Levi Berry VALLEY38 Jacoby CUBS White 82 Kevin Swink Thursday, 39 Brock Pressley 84 Marcus Swink 40 Xavier omas August 21, 2014 42 Chris Berry Page 6 Bill Wilson/The Anniston Star Alexandria’s head coach Frank Tucker speaks with Alexandria’s Luke Tucker. ANNISTON Our take: Reclassification brought a new day Coach: Eddie Bullock, 29-19 (fth year) for Anniston, and the challenge is to win in Class Last year: 5-5, 3-4 and tied for fourth in Class 4A, Region 5. 5A despite having the third-smallest enrollment Returning starters: QB Quint Dobbins, OL Jaden McKinzie, OL Tyler Johnson, DT in that classification. Oh, and do it with only seven Elijah Jackson, DE Dast Stukie, S Roddrikus Phillips (was LB), LB/DB Josh Duncan, RB returning starters from a team that went 5-5, tied Devon Campbell. for fourth in its 4A region and missed the playoffs a year ago. But Anniston didn’t move up alone. Alex- andria and Lincoln made the same jump and again will be in Anniston’s region. Too, Anniston has a 68-man roster, including a Quint Dobbins returning 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results and improved at quarterback. The Bulldogs also Aug. 22 .......................................... Open Aug. 30 ..................... vs. Greenville W (25-20) have a dynamic player in receiver/cornerback Tae Aug. 29 ................................ vs. Handley Sept. 6 ............vs. Cleburne County L (36-12) Miller, who will see time as a “wildcat” quarter- Sept. 5 .................. at Mortimer Jordan* Sept. 13 ..........................at Lincoln W (22-21) back, and Hakeem Ross has come on board as a Sept. 12 ...............................vs. Hayden* Sept. 20 ..................... vs. Alexandria L (21-12) dangerous receiver. So, don’t count Anniston out. Sept. 19 ................................at Lincoln* Sept. 27 .........................at Handley W (41-13) See where the Bulldogs stand by their Sept. 26 open Sept. 26 ......................................... Open Oct. 4 ........................ at Jacksonville L (40-39) date. This could be a sleeper team, in terms of mak- Oct. 3 ..............................vs. Springville* Oct. 11 ............. at Cherokee County W (14-7) ing the playoffs. Oct. 10 ................................... at Moody* Oct. 18 ......................vs. Hokes Blu W (33-7) Oct. 17 ................... vs. St. Clair County* Oct. 25 ........................... at Munford L (55-21) Oct. 24 .............................at Alexandria* Nov. 1 ....... vs. Carver-Montgomery L (41-14) Oct. 31 .............................. at Fort Payne *Class 5A, Region 6 games 2014 Anniston Roster 2 Mario Dobbins 44 Scott Holder 3 Tae Miller 45 Jarvis Perry 4 Quint Dobbins 48 DeQuan Ross 5 Jay Brown 49 Joseph Harris 6 Brashaud Harris 50 Omar Williams 7 Chris Beard 51 Elijah Jackson 8 Jeremy McCants 52 Robbin Goggins 9 Dominique Bell 53 Louis Huguley 10 Savion Bethune 54 Tyler Johnson 11 Hakeem Ross 56 Josh Cleveland 12 Jalen Parker 57 Malik Wallace 13 Davion Tippins 58 Antonio Bell 15 Tyquez Bullock 59 Dontez Varner 16 Tywon Averitte 60 Montrez Varner 19 Ke’Eric Wills 61 DeAngelo McElderry BULLDOGS 20 Terrance Sizemore 63 Jaden McKinzie 21 Ryshaan Spigner 71 Jordan Bowie Thursday, 22 Quentavious Gordon 72 Tyquavious Coleman 23 Jarvis Jackson 75 Johnnie Russell August 21, 2014 26 Ditavious Irby 88 Anthony Hutchinson Page 7 27 Jermaine Ackles 80 Devondrea English 28 Devon Campbell 82 Jalin Riggins 29 Roddrikus Phillips 83 Brent Clark 30 Edward Hutchinson 81 Torrian Sizemore 31 Jamaree West 89 Melvin Fernandez 32 Josh Duncan 90 Nathan O’Neal 33 Courtney Ross 34 L.J. Heard Not numbered as of this 35 Jalen Trueblood writing: Isiah Warren, 37 Domonique Sims Michael Brown, Kamajai 38 Quintavion Elston Franklin, Cessius Carter, 41 Dast Sturkie Timothy Spidell, Lamont Bill Wilson/The Anniston Star 42 James Holder Kendricks, Jason Hamilton, Tae Miller (3) is back to help Anniston’s offense. 43 Terry Spidell C.J. Ramsey. DONOHO OUR TAKE: Donoho lost two import- Coach: Shannon Felder, 61-67, 13th year (56-53 at Donoho, 11th year) ant playmakers — Chris and Kevin Last year: 7-3, 7-1 in Class 1A, Region 7 (second place), lost to Berry 20-14 in rst round Carr — to graduation and transfer, of playos. respectively. However, the Falcons Returning starters: LT/DE Axis Heathcock, ILB Samuel Gardner, ILB/RG Parker Mor- return one of the top up-and-coming gan, LG Jake Ulrey, C Jesse McWilliams, RT Reaves Nelson, WR/DB Dalten Martin, DB recruits in Alabama in Justin Foster. He omas Conley, RB/S Ben Myrick, S Garrett Steed, K/P Mitchell Baker, ATH Trey Brown, will be asked to become a do-every- OLB/RB Justin Foster thing player for the Falcons this sea- son. Felder has said the senior could line up at dierent positions on either side of the ball this season. During the 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results Aug. 22 ........................................... Open Aug. 30 ....................vs. Valley Head Falcons’ spring game against Wadley, L (20-12) Aug. 29 .....................at Shoals Christian Sep. 6 ...............vs. Coosa Christian freshman Mitchell Baker, also a soccer W (42-14) Sept. 5 ............at Talladega Co. Central* Sep. 13 ....at Jacksonville Christian player, launched numerous eld goals W (55-33) Sept.
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