The Anniston Star HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL 2014
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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 playo s 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 playo s. 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 di erent 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. 12 ..... vs. Shades Mountain Christian* Sep. 20 ...... at Woodville with plenty of leg. If this team is locked W (34-0) Sept. 19 ...... vs. Winterboro* Sep. 27 ...... vs. Collinsville in a tight battle late in a game, look for W (30-27) Sept. 26 ...... vs. Fayetteville Oct. 4 ...... at Falkville Baker to be cool, collected and ready L (30-13) Oct. 3 ...... at Victory Christian* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Cedar Blu to kick clutch eld goals. e Falcons W (44-13) Oct. 10 ...... vs. Wadley* Oct. 18 ...... at Spring Garden return 13 of 24 players from last year’s W (42-20) Oct. 17 ...... at Ragland* Oct. 25 ...... at Gaylesville team that fell in the rst round. at’s W (49-40) Oct. 24 ...... vs. Appalachian* Playo s rare for a 1A program, so experience Oct. 31 ...... at Coosa Christian Nov. 8 ...... vs. Berry Fayette will be on Donoho’s side this year. L (20-14) *Class 1A, Region 5 games
Donoho roster
3 Garrett Steed 4 Trey Brown 6 Samuel Garner 7 John Hutto 8 Noah Wright 9 Tej Patel
FALCONS 12 Buddy Ray 17 Mitchell Baker Thursday, 24 omas Conley August 21, 2014 25 Justin Foster 27 Dalten Martin Page 8 32 Mack Love 34 Ben Myrick 50 Mateen Ibrahim 51 Axis Heathcock 54 Walton Montgomery 56 JR Allen 58 Elliot Rogers 62 Parker Morgan 64 Jesse McWilliams 65 Jake Kaplan 66 Jake Ulrey 72 Reaves Nelson 82 Chandler Collins 88 Wilson Russell
Shannon Tucker/Special to The Star Dalten Martin stretches for yardage. JACKSONVILLE
OUR TAKE: After losing a large senior Coach: Clint Smith, 51-46, 10th year, (13-9 at Jacksonville, third year) class from last season, head coach Clint Last year: 8-4, 5-2 in Class 4A, Region 5 (second place), lost to Oneonta 57-7 in second Smith may be happy with whatever re- round of playo s. sults he can get this season. Jacksonville Returning starters: WR/S Sid urmond, FB Nick Gangwer, RT K.J. Satcher, LT Josh returns 13 seniors, and Smith will look Barnes, RG Kevin Mitchell, C C.C. Ryan, MLB Savon Parker, OLB J.J. Johnson, DE Mak for those players to bring leadership to Curry. his young team, hoping this group can become the squad he believes they have the potential to become. Do-everything player Sid urmond is back for his se- 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results nior season, and Smith has hinted at lin- Aug. 22 ...... vs. Alexandria Aug. 29 ...... vs. Pleasant Valley W (54-19) ing him up at quarterback during certain Aug. 29 ...... at Weaver Sep. 6 ...... at Hokes Blu W (40-20) situations. He’s a threat to make plays Sept. 5 ...... vs. Crossville* Sep. 13 ...... vs. Cherokee County W (40-14) from anywhere on the eld. Smith will Sept. 12 ...... at Sardis* Sep. 20 ...... at Munford L (36-20) have to replace two key starters o last Sept. 19 ...... vs. Cherokee County* Sep. 27 ...... at Weaver W (42-14) year’s team — quarterback (Jackson Bell) Sept. 26 ...... at Butler Oct. 4 ...... vs. Anniston W (40-39) and featured running back (Dominique Oct. 3 ...... vs. Cleburne County* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Lincoln L (28-21) omas). Many teammates are saying Oct. 10 ...... at White Plains* Oct. 18 ...... at Cleburne County W (14-7) sophomore Tae Ackles is the next top Oct. 17 ...... vs. Hokes Blu * Oct. 25 ...... vs. Alexandria W (24-23) running back for the Golden Eagles. He’s Oct. 24 ...... at Saks* Nov. 1 ...... at Saks L (55-21) a big guy for his age and has shifty feet Oct. 31 ...... Open Playo s to accompany his speed. Quin Veasley is *Class 4A, Region 6 games Nov. 8 ...... vs. D.A.R. W (49-22) set to take over for Bell under center, and Nov. 15 ...... at Oneonta L (57-7) he has a powerful arm. Jacksonville is in a top-heavy region, so the Golden Eagles will have a tough ght in getting back to the playo s.
Jacksonville roster
2 Quen Veasley 35 David Waldrop 3 Blake Morris 43 Terry omas 4 Colton Clark 44 Ryan Berry 5 Tyler Carter 45 Bryson Petty 7 Savon Parker 50 C.C. Ryan 8 Evan Shook 51 A.J. Allen 9 Sid urmond 52 Tristan Yates 10 Jamel Mays 53 Ethan Meads 11 Mak Curry 54 Jordan Trammell 12 Josh Glass 56 Alex Davis 13 Niko Richmond 57 Malik Smedley 14 Scout Spears 58 Donovan Elston 15 Kyle Seeger 59 Josh Barnes 16 Ben Patterson 60 Paul Wright 17 Trey Harris 62 Drake Deerman 18 Tahj Kirkland 63 Avory Cosby 19 Rico Ortiz 64 K.J. Satcher 20 James Johnson 65 J.D. Dudley 22 J.J. Johnson 68 Chandler Cox 23 Nie’dale Archie 69 Stuart Lowery 24 Tae Ackles 70 Trent Horn 25 Jacquez Maynor 72 Adam Clibrey 26 Christian Lopez 73 Parker Derusha 27 Nick Gangwer 74 Kevin Mitchell GOLDEN EAGLES 28 Tremayne Massey 75 Jesse Wilson 33 Nathan Cain 77 Owen Hollingsworth Trent Penny/The Anniston Star Thursday, Jacksonville head coach Clint Smith claps and urges his team on against Anniston. August 21, 2014 Page 9
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OUR TAKE: In 2013, Jacksonville Chris- Coach: Tommy Miller, 63-105 in 18 seasons, 41-66 in 12 seasons at Jacksonville Christian tian scored at least 28 points in seven – not including 8-man football record prior to joining AHSAA – and 22-39 in six seasons at of its 10 games. However, just three of Pleasant Valley. those 28-or-more games were wins for 2013 record: 3-7, 2-6 in Class 1A, Region 7. Not in playo s. the under. Four more wins and four Returning starters: OT/DL Keith Trantham, G Josh ornton, C Jonah Parker, QB/DB fewer losses would have reversed last Daylon Brackett, WR/DL Andre Garner, WR/CB Kris Armprester, WR/S Walker Messer, DE year’s record from 3-7 to 7-3. Had the omas Orms. under held Donoho, Spring Garden and Gaylesville to 31 points, they would have ended the regular season 5-3 in region play and advanced to the playo s. e 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results o ense should be potent again. All-state Aug. 22 ...... at Shades Mountain Christian Aug. 30 ...... at Woodville W (40-24) quarterback Daylon Brackett returns for Aug. 29 ...... Open Sept. 6 ...... at Collinsville L (46-12) his senior season. Senior Kris Armprest- Sept. 5 ...... at Woodville* Sept. 13 ...... vs. Donoho L (55-33) er and freshman Walker Messer return Sept. 12 ...... vs. Coosa Christian* Sept. 20 ...... at Cedar Blu L (61-23) as wide receivers. To retool his running Sept. 19 ...... vs. Cedar Blu * Sept. 27 ...... vs. Spring Garden L (56-35) attack, coach Tommy Miller has shifted Sept. 26 ...... at Alabama for the Deaf Oct. 4 ...... vs. Gaylesville L (58-32) Andre Garner, a starter at slot receiver Oct. 3 ...... at Gaylesville* Oct. 11 ...... at Valley Head L (42-12) last year, to tailback. Also, 2013 starting Oct. 10 ...... at Spring Garden* Oct. 18 ...... vs. Coosa Christian W (62-48) tackle omas Orms will move to fullback. Oct. 17 ...... vs. Valley Head* Oct. 25 ...... vs. Ala. School for the Deaf W (53-18) If the ground attack jells, it should keep Oct. 24 ...... vs. Waterloo Nov. 1 .....at Shades Mountain Christian L (31-28) opposing defenses from loading up stop Oct. 31 ...... vs. Verbena Brackett. Line play will tell the tale for the *Class 1A, Region 7 games under, on both sides of the ball.
2014 JCA Roster
3 Josh Boling 10 Walker Messer 11 Lucas Giles 14 Jayden Mitchell 21 Johnny Alford 22 Daylon Brackett THUNDER 24 Caden Compton Thursday, 28 Andre Garner 32 Elijah McCormack August 21, 2014 43 Kris Armprester Page 12 50 omas Orms 52 Andrew Stone 55 Dalton Hughes 56 Josh ornton 60 Keith Trantham 62 Jimbo Tolbert 65 Cody Jacobs 73 Ian Bonds 77 Kobe Messer 78 Nash Messer 79 Jonah Parker
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Jacksonville Christian’s Daylon Brackett. OHATCHEE
OUR TAKE: Ohatchee is as hungry Coach: Scott Martin: 26-18, fth season as ever, but in a dog-eat-dog world Last year: 1-9, 1-6 in Class 2A, Region 6, not in playo s every hungry dog doesn’t get to Returning starters: FB/LB Coleman McCombs, WR/DB Blayde Crump, ATH/DB Tristan eat just because he is hungry. e Woodall, OL/DE Hunter Barclay, OL/LB Sean Barnett, OL Caleb Dickie, DL Steven Min- Indians have put in the work to over- nie eld, DL Andrew Young come back-to-back rough seasons, in which they were better than their record indicated. New head coach Scott Martin has gone back and start- 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results ed with the fundamentals in attempt Aug. 22 ...... at Southeastern Aug. 30 ...... vs. White Plains L (23-6) to get Ohatchee back to playing a Aug. 29 ...... Open Sept. 6 ...... at Fultondale L (54-12) better brand of football. If Ohatchee Sept. 5, ...... vs. Westbrook Christian* Sept. 13 ...... vs. Ranburne L (28-0) is able to steal a win or two early, Sept. 12 ...... at Piedmont* Sept. 20 ...... vs. Woodland L (34-12) survive against Piedmont and then Sept. 19 ...... vs. Ashville* Sept. 27 ...... at Westbrook Christian L (24-16) bounce back with several more wins Sept. 26 ...... vs. Cherokee County Oct. 4 ...... at Wellborn L (53-14) midseason, the Indians may have a Oct. 3 ...... at Weaver* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Pleasant Valley L (18-13) chance to make the playo s. Oct. 10 ...... vs. Glencoe* Oct. 18 ...... at Vincent L (33-12) Oct. 17 ...... at Pleasant Valley* Oct. 25 ...... at Victory Christian W (forfeit) Oct. 24 ...... vs. Wellborn* Nov. 1 ...... vs. Gaylesville L (24-20) Oct. 30 ...... at Ragland *Class 3A, Region 6 games
2014 Ohatchee Roster
1 Brendan Burney 59 Aaric Goode 2 Michael Gray 60 C.J. Ray 3 Dalton Meadows 61 Chance ompson 4 Andrew Roberts 62 Caleb Montgomery 5 Chase Widgeon 63 Garret Young 6 Grayson Alward 64 Colton Gray 7 Dylan Yates 66 Steven Minnie eld INDIANS 8 Tristan Woodall 67 Kyle Leslie Thursday, 10 Brandon Brown 70 Hayden Pitts 11 Blayde Crump 71 Jarrett Dover August 21, 2014 14 Taylor Eubanks 72 Caleb Dickie Page 13 18 Austin Tucker 73 Dalton Gaddy 19 Michael Cherry 74 Chaleb Brown 21 Brendan Wink 75 Jarrett Ford 30 Josh Sexton 76 Aaron Woodall 35 Keyshawn Goble 77 Dakota Pruitt 38 Robert Adamson 78 Jarquez Minnie eld 40 Owen Hale 81 Aubrey Haynes 42 Michael Hathorne 44 Coleman McCombs 52 Hunter Barclay 54 Dakota Wise 55 Sean Barnett 56 Jacob Lowe 57 Andrew Young 58 Blaine Cole
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New head coach Scott Martin with Austin Tucker (18). OXFORD
OUR TAKE: Oxford lost a generational player Coach: Ryan Herring, 55-34, ninth year (9-3 at Oxford, second year) in running back Roc omas, but the Yellow Last year: 9-3, 6-1 in 6A, Region 7 (second place), lost to Bob Jones 28-24 in second Jackets also lost 10 starters on defense, includ- round of playo s. ing nose tackle Kenyan Richey, who didn’t get Returning starters: QB Ty Webber, WR Tre Gamble, WR Jacob Cook, WR Ryan Stovall, omas-like attention but made the center of OL Jacob McGu e, OL Noah Lynch, OL Cam Hill, LB Tanner Lloyd, LB Jacob Shake Oxford’s defense a place opponents didn’t want (was CB). go to. Still, Oxford coach Ryan Herring sees the makings of a team that could be better overall than the team that went 9-3 with omas et al a year ago. ird-year starting quarterback Ty 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results Webber will go from the pistol formation to the Aug. 21 ...... at Southside Aug. 30 ...... vs. Carrollton (Ga.) L (35-14) shotgun, run more read options and pass a little Aug. 29 ...... at Gadsden City Sept. 6 ...... at Clay-Chalkville L (37-27) more. Wide receiver Tre Gamble will be counted Sept. 5 ...... vs. Valley* Sept. 13 ...... vs. Gadsden City (W (6-0) on to be that dynamic playmaker. If converted Sept. 12 ...... at Chilton County* Sept. 20 ...... vs. Huntsville W (42-14) safety omas Rudolph can give Oxford and ef- Sept. 19 ...... vs. Opelika* Sept. 27 ...... at Florence W (26-20) fective threat at running back, and wide receiver Sept. 26 ...... vs. Vestavia Hills Oct. 4 ...... at Lee Huntsville W (49-7) Jacob Cook can keep double coverage o Gam- Oct. 3 ...... at Benjamin Russell* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Grissom W (51-12) ble, then the Yellow Jackets will have an e ective Oct. 10 ...... vs. Pell City* Oct. 18 ...... at Albertville W (35-0) o ense. While the defense will have new starters Oct. 17 ...... Open Oct. 25 ...... vs. Pell City W (41-20) at 10 spots, Herring sees more speed this year. Oct. 24 ...... at Chelsea* Nov. 1 ...... vs. Spain Park W (56-49) Oxford had to get it done without Roc omas at Oct. 31 ...... vs. Decatur Playo s times last year and has the makings to prove that *Class 6A, Region 3 games Nov. 8 ...... vs. Tuscaloosa County W (50-22) life after him will be just ne. Nov. 15 ...... at Bob Jones L (28-24)
2014 Oxford roster 1 omas Rudolph 42 Jared Street 2 Jake Cook 43 Jaiden Moody 3 Schylar Johnson 44 Keaton Borelli 4 Ty Webber 47 Willie Rowland 5 Dylan Siplin 50 Joshua omas 6 Justin Smith 51 Jacob McGu e 7 Ryan Stovall 54 Trevor Owens 8 Ontarrius Truitt 55 DeAnthony Shears 9 Brod Taylor 56 Noah Lynch 10 Tanner Lloyd 59 Sawyer Camp 13 Loquavious Ford 60 Andrew Muncher 14 Ethan Guyer 62 Chase Simpson 16 Jacob Sears 63 Cameron Sargent 17 Conner Syer 64 Seth Waites 18 Austin Cline 65 Patrick Hall 19 Brody Syer 66 Brett Hudson 20 K.J. Adams 67 Wyatt Turner 21 Tre Gamble 68 Matt Surrett 22 Dallas Elomina 70 Clay Webb 23 Kenny Britt 71 Jalen Jackson 24 Lott Cates 72 Madison Mintz 25 Braylon Gadsden 73 Cole Hazel 26 omas Madden 74 Andrew Spears 27 Justin omas 75 Gage McDaniel 28 Dylan Yates 76 Cam Hill 29 J.J. Denard 77 Cole Heard 30 Travon Sanders 78 Chase McKenzie 31 Ronnie Isaac 79 Drew Gourtney 32 Corey Henderson 82 Javonte Williams 33 Jacob Shake 83 Terrell McCallum 34 Kevin Johnson 86 Brent Walters 35 Trey Franks 89 Ryan Boswell
YELLOW JACKETS 36 Tyler Gregory 90 Tarvis Lawhorn 37 Henry Pyles 91 Dondre Allen Thursday, 38 Christian Godwin 92 Jared Jones 39 Olajade Brown 94 Cory Waldon August 21, 2014 40 Chase Rhinehardt 96 Jermaine Taylor Stephen Gross/The Anniston Star Page 14 41 Daryl Bowen 97 Darrion Ash Head coach Ryan Herring is a former Oxford High standout. OXFORD PIEDMONT
OUR TAKE: Piedmont won three straight Coach: Steve Smith (171-63 in 19 seasons, 86-18 in eight seasons at Piedmont and 85-45 in region championships before Saks 11 seasons at Cedar Blu ) snapped that streak last season. Reclas- Last year: 11-2, 6-1 in Class 3A, Region 5 (second place), lost in quarter nals to Madison si cation moved the Wildcats to Class 4A Academy 34-33. for the next two years but starting a new Returning starters: OL Chase Bobbitt, OL Jamie Crutcher, RB/DB Dreek ompson, WR/ run of region titles won’t be a cakewalk DB Cody Daughtry, WR C.J. Savage, LB Neonta Alexander, LB Jacob Clark, LB Taylor Hayes, for the Bulldogs. Piedmont coach Steve DB Tyler Lusk Smith feels Je Smith’s sixth team at Wellborn, back in Class 3A after two seasons in 2A, will be his best yet and 2014 schedule 2013 schedule and results that Lee Ozmint’s ninth Glencoe squad Aug. 29 ...... vs. Cherokee County Aug. 30 ...... at Cherokee County W (57-13) will be his best team as well. Piedmont Sept. 5 ...... at Ashville* Sept. 6 ...... vs. Ashville W (55-0) will have to use more players as two-way Sept. 12 ...... vs. Ohatchee* Sept. 13 ...... at Glencoe W (41-7) starters than usual but a wealth of skill Sept. 19 ...... at Glencoe* Sept. 20 ...... vs. Cleveland W (55-7) players return. How the Bulldogs retool Sept. 25 ...... vs. Leeds Sept. 27 ...... at Leeds W (26-10) their lines, particularly on defense where Oct. 3 ...... vs. Pleasant Valley* Oct. 4 ...... vs. White Plains W (68-13) no starter returns, will determine where Oct. 10 ...... at Wellborn* Oct 11 ...... vs. Susan Moore W (56-0) this team nishes in the Class 3A, Region Oct. 17 ...... at Westbrook Christian* Oct. 18 ...... at Saks L (40-15) 6 standings. Oct. 24 ...... vs. Weaver* Oct. 25 ...... at Weaver W (56-12) Oct. 31 ...... at Oneonta Nov. 1 ...... vs. Lincoln W (42-7) *Class 3A, Region 6 games Playo s Nov. 8 ...... vs. Win eld W (38-0) Nov. 15 ...... at Deshler W (20-19) Nov. 22 ...... vs. Madison Academy L (34-33)
2014 Piedmont roster
1 Wil Mitchell 50 Jaden Amberson 3 Cody Daughtry 51 Easton Kirk 4 Mitchell Benne eld 52 Javien Woods 5 Trevaughn Carpenter 53 Josh Minton 6 C.J. Savage 54 Cole Chasteen 7 Dreek ompson 55 Jamie Crutcher 8 Bayley Blanchard 56 Tyler Lucas 10 Cardavion Myers 57 Corey Patigayon 11 Taylor Hayes 58 Davis Young 12 Tyler Lusk 59 Seth Gardner
14 Deven Hincy 60 Patrick Smith BULLDOGS 15 Jacob Clark 61 Gage Curvin Thursday, 20 Derrick Baer 67 Chase Bobbitt 22 Trey Snyder 68 Krae Keener August 21, 2014 24 Malik Gamble 72 Blake Headrick Page 15 25 Neonta Alexander 75 Colton Donaldson 27 Dalton Barber 80 Darian Bossie 28 Austin Brazier 81 Bailey Graves 30 Brett Akin 82 Micah Benne eld 32 Cobey McFry 85 Pete Caswick 34 Lee Stanley 88 A.J. Fairs 35 Christian Doss 91 Gage Boatner 42 Jabari Calloway 92 Jacob Pedderer 45 Dontavious Jones
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Piedmont’s Bayley Blanchard (8) is a contributor on defense and offense.
PLEASANT VALLEY
OUR TAKE: Pleasant Valley is motivated by Coach: Je Davis, 32-61 (10th year) what could have been last year. e Raiders Last year: 3-7, 2-5 and sixth in Class 2A, Region 6. had what 10-year coach Je Davis consid- Returning starters: LB Josh Preston, QB/S Drew Lewiski, RB/DT Dalton Bean, G Nick O’Dell, ered one of his most talented Pleasant Valley C Chase Craven, G/DT R.J. Simpson, OT Kasey Cochran, DE Hunter Beadles. teams, but con dence dropped after an 0-2 start. at included a one-point loss at Ran- burne, where Drew Lewiski was stopped just short on a 2-point conversion try. is year, 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results Davis has a team that’s predominantly fresh- Aug. 22 ...... Open Aug. 30 ...... at Jacksonville L (54-19) men and sophomores, but a small senior Aug. 29 ...... vs. Ranburne Sept. 6 ...... at Ranburne L (33-32) class has led a surge of heart and buy-in. e Sept. 5 ...... vs. Weaver* Sept. 13 ...... vs. Vincent L (46-38) Raiders bumped up to 3A in reclassi cation Sept. 12 ...... at Wellborn* Sept. 20 ...... at Victory Christian W (forfeit) but will end up playing many of the same Sept. 19 ...... vs. Westbrook Christian* Sept. 27 ...... vs. White Plains W (35-24) teams. If good things happen early against a Sept. 26 ...... at White Plains Oct. 4 ...... vs. Fultondale L (44-13) rst-half schedule that includes Ranburne, Oct. 3 ...... at Piedmont* Oct. 11 ...... at Ohatchee W (18-13) Weaver, Wellborn, Westbrook Christian and Oct. 10 ...... vs. Ashville* Oct. 18 ...... at Woodland L (55-13) White Plains, don’t be surprised to see Pleas- Oct. 17 ...... vs. Ohatchee* Oct. 25 ...... vs. Wellborn L (48-8) ant Valley competitive for one of Region 6’s Oct. 24 ...... at Glencoe Nov. 1 ...... vs. Gaston L (50-39) four playo spots. Oct. 31 ...... at Gaston Nov. 8 ...... at J.O. Johnson L (49-16) *Class 3A, Region 6 games
2014 Pleasant Valley roster
1 Josh Preston 50 Nick O’Dell 2 David Pock 52 Jordan Lambert 3 Caden Turner 53 Tanner Richards 4 Dakota Jones 54 Cantor Knight 6 Ethan Borders 56 Adam Freeman RAIDERS 7 Joe Emery 57 Ethan Whaley Thursday, 8 Giovanni Miller 58 Justin McCurdy 10 Reagan King 60 Chase Craven August 21, 2014 11 Dalton Payne 62 Kyle Sims Page 18 12 Elijah Borders 63 R.J. Simpson 14 Drew Lewiski 64 Logan Beadles 15 Dustin Bonner 66 Matthew Webb 16 Nick Howard 68 Tyler Wood 18 Austin Pugh 70 Ethan Wood 20 Brock McSheridan 71 Kasey Cochran 22 Chance Ferguson 72 Charles Creswell 23 Christian Ferguson 73 Logan Hutt 25 Zachary Chase 75 Mason Langley Johnson 76 Taylor Glass 32 omas Emery 77 Taylor Knight 33 Troy Payne 80 Hunter Beadles 34 Dalton Bean 84 Cameron Borders 40 Nic Smith 85 Kyle Humphrey 45 Reid Ponder
Stephen Gross/The Anniston Star Head coach Jeff Davis is looking to get Pleasant valley into the playoffs for the first time since 2010. SAKS
OUR TAKE: e Wildcats know last Coach: Jonathan Miller: 21-4, third season year’s success doesn’t a ect this season, Last year: 13-1 (Class 3A, Region 5, 7-0, nished rst), lost to Madison Academy in state which is a good starting point, if nothing semi nals else. Saks’ move to Class 4A from 3A Returning starters: OL/LB Monty Young, QB/LB Devin Harris (was WR), LB Raekwon comes with its own set of challenges, Blake, DB Quin Smith, OL Austin Kilgore, OL Austin Hobbs, WR Demetruis Powell but the Wildcats will need to handle the loss of numerous key players from last season before worrying about anything 2013 schedule and results else. Head coach Jonathan Miller has 2014 schedule Aug. 30 ...... at Wellborn W (37-14) been known to have a trick or two up his Aug. 22 ...... Open Sept. 6 ...... vs. White Plains W (48-3) sleeve, which last year’s 3A state semi - Aug. 29 ...... vs. Wellborn Sept. 13 ...... vs. Susan Moore W (46-7) nal run showed. If the Wildcats are able Sept. 5 ...... vs. Sardis* Sept. 20 ...... at Ashville W (63-20) to avoid any early-season falters, their Sept. 12 ...... at Cherokee County* Sept. 27 ...... vs. Alexandria W (34-0) game Oct. 17 at Cleburne County could Sept. 19 ...... at White Plains* Oct. 4 ...... vs. Glencoe W (39-28) decide the Region 6 championship. Sept. 26 ...... at Weaver Oct. 3 ...... vs. Crossville* Oct. 11 ...... at Weaver W (43-7) Oct. 10 ...... at Hokes Blu * Oct. 18 ...... vs. Piedmont W (40-15) Oct. 17 ...... at Cleburne County* Oct. 25 ...... at Cleveland W (62-20) Oct. 24 ...... vs. Jacksonville* Nov. 1 ...... vs. Jacksonville W (55-21) Oct. 31 ...... at LaFayette Playo s *Class 4A, Region 6 games Nov. 8 ...... vs. Good Hope W (51-14) 2014 Saks roster Nov. 15 ...... at Lauderdale County W (36-21) Nov. 22 ...... at Colbert County W (20-14) 1 Darion Coleman 33 Brian Walker Nov. 29 ...... vs. Madison Academy L (31-21) 2 Demetrius Powell 37 Will Fletcher 3 Quay McCord 42 Dalton Jacks 4 Quin Smith 44 Kaynan Mays 5 Raekwon Blake 48 Dylan Pontero 6 Devin Harris 50 Monty Young 7 Davieunte Booker 51 Marcellous Mosley 8 Landun Peters 52 Austin Kilgore 9 Rodney Reddick 53 Dawson Wells 10 Rodolfo Torres 54 Ethan Hardy 11 Josh Murry 55 Skyler Nicholson 12 Allston McLaughlin 56 Jakaree Williams 13 Chansen Borders 58 Austin Hobbs 14 Alphonsa Ward 62 Marcus House Wright 15 D.J. English 64 Je rey Finley 16 Taylor Brown 65 Keenan Jung 17 Ty Shipe 66 Blake Bryant
18 Brody Johnson 70 Chris Vincent WILDCATS 20 Malik Brooks 72 Devionte Garrett 21 Trai Cottingham 74 Alex Norton Thursday, 22 Calvin Figueroa 75 Justin Edmonds August 21, 2014 23 Isiah Williams 77 Jordan Brooks Page 19 24 Jonathan Oliphant 78 Brannon Ogle 26 Jadarris Gri n 79 Logan Mayne 27 Khaleel Groce 82 Je rey Finl 28 Andrew Kilgore 30 Cole ompson
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Head coach Jonathan Miller and his Wildcats have moved up to class 4A. WEAVER
OUR TAKE: For the rst time since Daryl Coach: Daryl Hamby, 20-23, fth year (20-23 at Weaver, fth year) Hamby took over as head coach for the Last year: 4-7, 4-3 in 3A, Region 5 (third place), lost to Hamilton 33-18 in rst Bearcats in 2010, he will have to break in round of playo s a new starting quarterback. Sophomore Returning starters: DE/OL Chandler Campbell, LB/OL Cheyenne Wolfe, DE/H- Paul Hubbard takes over at the position Back Tyrik Hall, MLB/TE Deon Monroe, S/WR Hunter Dollar, S/RB Delo Forbes replacing four-year starter Timothy Haw- kins. He will lead an o ense that returns only three starters from last year’s team. 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results Senior linebacker Deon Monroe looks Aug. 29 ...... vs. Jacksonville Aug. 30 ...... at Cleburne County L (44-20) to lead a defense that returns as many Sept. 5 ...... at Pleasant Valley* Sep. 6 ...... vs. Glencoe W (38-13) starters as the o ense. Weaver is looking Sept. 12 ...... vs. Ashville* Sep. 13 ...... at White Plains L (20-0) to advance past the rst round of the Sept. 19 ...... at Wellborn* Sep. 20 ...... at Susan Moore W (41-13) playo s for the rst time since 2005, but Sept. 26 ...... vs. Saks Sep. 27 ...... vs. Jacksonville L (42-14) the Bearcats have a young, inexperienced Oct. 3 ...... vs. Ohatchee* Oct. 4 ...... at Cleveland W (49-28) team. Playing in Class 3A, Region 6 this Oct. 10 ...... vs. Westbrook Christian* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Saks L (43-7) year, the Bearcats will face a tough ght Oct. 17 ...... at Glencoe* Oct. 18 ...... at Ashville W (28-7) with several teams looking to slide into Oct. 24 ...... at Piedmont* Oct. 25 ...... vs. Piedmont L (56-12) the nal playo spot (with Piedmont, Oct. 31 ...... at White Plains Nov. 1 ...... at Wellborn L (21-14) Wellborn, and Glencoe all looking like *Class 3A, Region 6 games Playo s virtual locks for the rst three). Hamby Nov. 8 ...... at Hamilton L (33-18) and his assistants will have a lot to teach the young Bearcats, but if they are able to grasp the concept and learn quickly, Weaver could rise beyond expectations and have a good year.
2014 Weaver roster
2 TJ ompson 45 Chris Lemon 4 Austin Tucker 50 Marcus Sanders 5 Paul Hubbard 52 Chandler Campbell 6 Walker Bryant 53 Matt Elston 7 Delo Forbes 54 Chase Rodgers 8 Deon Monroe 55 Cheyenne Wolfe 9 Teon Trammell 56 Andrew Gonzolez 11 Craig Copeland 57 Elliot Moore 12 Dalton Hamby 58 Tyler Perez 14 Dalton Summers 59 Trent Kennedy 15 Chi Chi Brown 61 Dylan Ledbetter
BEARCATS21 Maurice Goodman 63 Cameron Clark 22 Cody Ortiz 66 Brandon Boyce Thursday, 23 Cameron Lynch 71 Connor Usery August 21, 2014 30 Tyrik Hall 72 Mickele Weeks Page 20 33 Nick Crowder 73 Matt Mathis 34 Kyle Clapper 75 Riley Benavides 42 Hunter Dollar 76 Collin Edm 43 Houston Denham 82 Kevin Cortez
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Paul Hubbard will be Weaver’s new quarterback. WEAVER WELLBORN
OUR TAKE: e Panthers are Coach: Je Smith: 112-77, 18th season (36-22 record at Wellborn, sixth year) driven to advance through the Last year: 8-4, 6-1 in 2A, Region 6 (tied rst place), lost to Fy e 35-21 in second round of second round of the postseason, playo s. which they have been unable Returning starters: QB/LB Landon Machristie, TB/DB Kevin Mixon, FB/LB D.J. Rhoden, to do over the last ve seasons. S/WB Jordan Montgomery (was DE), OL Dakota Gravitt, OL Jeremiah Farmer, OL/DE Wellborn is led by its senior class Ethan Beadles, OL Chandler Cupp, LB Jake rasher, TE/DE Corri Tignor, DT Tyler Lewis as it moves to Class 3A from 2A. e wing-T o ense won’t change, but the Panthers’ defense may be one of its best in a long time. ey should make the postseason 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results: and may even make a push for Aug. 22 ...... Open Aug. 30 ...... vs. Saks L (37-14) another region title. Aug. 29 ...... at Saks Sept. 6 ...... at Vincent W (45-6) Sept. 5 ...... at Glencoe* Sept. 13 ...... vs. Victory Christian W (78-0) Sept. 12 ...... vs. Pleasant Valley* Sept. 20 ...... at Fultondale L (39-22) Sept. 19 ...... at Weaver* Sept. 27 ...... at Fy e L (34-6) Sept. 26 ...... vs. Moody Oct. 4 ...... vs. Ohatchee W (53-14) Oct. 3 ...... at Westbrook Christian* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Woodland W (20-18) Oct. 10 ...... vs. Piedmont* Oct. 18 ...... at Ranburne W (29-26) Oct. 17 ...... at Ashville* Oct. 25 ...... at Pleasant Valley W (48-8) Oct. 24 ...... at Ohatchee* Nov. 1 ...... vs. Weaver W (21-14) Oct. 31 ...... Open Playo s *Class 3A, Region 6 games Nov. 8 ...... at Red Bay W (29-8) Nov. 15 ...... vs. Fy e L (35-21)
2014 Wellborn Roster
2 Kendarious Weatherly 44 Devin Brown 3 TreVonte Walker 47 Colby Shaddix 4 Quandarious Moore 50 Dakota Gravitt 5 JaMyron Curry 51 Joseph Tremble 6 Jordan Montgomery 52 Zach Chandler 7 Javian omas 54 C.J. Smith 9 Cory Shaddix 55 Otis Weatherly 10 Spencer Screws 56 Lance Hill 11 Austin McQueen 57 Chandler Cupp 12 Landon Machristie 58 Jordan Booker 14 Jake rasher 60 Dylan Gowan PANTHERS 16 Walker Hayes 61 Jeremiah Farmer Thursday, 22 Corri Tignor 62 Ethan Beadles 25 D.J. Rhoden 63 Lamarion Rhoden August 21, 2014 26 Pat Harris 64 Luke Waugh Page 21 27 Tyler Lewis 65 Kolsyn McGuire 28 Kevin Mixon 72 Tyler Fleming 30 Hunter Ray 73 Justin Woodard 35 Dalton Epps 75 Rashard Woodget 37 Jayln Wiltshire 76 Jamesio Elston 41 Justin Roblee 77 Gabe Gallahar 42 Dylan Grubbs 83 Alquinarious Parker 43 Jaylan Booker 88 Tona Davis
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Children here,” she said. er fish, eds. d anoth What NOT Chicago Tribune get you s ne ng ated Press we adde it t your child’s lia/Associ . hen Mee e less Battag lackie ching tool w m Paul named B or reasons tea lp them beco l the Robin Gladd, office manager of the naturally self-centered, and nurturimet in al assumes leadership And then,ma f ybe an Reality is a tricky eld your can actually he re - THE SUMMER LIST: 46 things n — to step on in renting. them CHEVROLET • BUICK unknow to pa nal, physi drought, or comes t will so. “When a child’s needs a center, said O’Connor eased into her $39,405 algae bloom, or massive On the one hand, you and want stories to shitha ey have needs — emotiohave to put energy NEW 2010...... Buick Enclave was a m images ways th y don’t nd they ...... $ BP — there fro them anxiety. 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Th child grows lettuce and frozenore peas. strength of t not just ’those people,”’is know she “When a Every night bef growing up meaning in your life.”el. cessor. tant director of the center. disaster, so it’s f ce and there Be a role mod nvironment, they went to sleep, she would to and injusti empathetic e t it feels like,” Gift Certificates Available says. “A naturaljusti partce o ngs we can up in an s like and wha watch Trumpet. He liked t look Alex Bryant, “They’ve been very helpful and very the world has ange.” know what i o are your friends? Whot kind “I’m taking her position, but I could blow bubbles. need to ch says. “Wh er table? Wha are things we care about we and thi “Once you Tavangar dinn ou talk When Trumpet died,y he artmy ange and things gar writes: n to your y r grieved. M ch Tavan onnectio do you invite engaged in? Do Sacred Heart never fill her shoes,” she said. friendly; I couldn’t do it without them,” daughte I was In her book, a closer c u g a portion ld and how - of service are yo e because ached for her, but. Grief is a and your children feel he wor o this caus lad in away that stuff through? budg ’We’reet t devotin O’Connor said. also g to what is going on in y,t eat, worshipe and about cel O’Connor recently took over Sister d ar of our annual ❙ Page 2D lesson we all havele toarne learn, others live, play, stud s CARING ghter is natural that youhe will pl anetc and it - see and my dau ebrate, it f t fam Please In addition to food and clothing, the , and I was glad that + Mary Roy’s duties at the All Saints Inter- it well the health and survivalom you o regard as your Stephen Gross/The Anniston Star it was only a fish, evento her. if it inhabitants — wh nonprofit Center of Concern also pro- only a fish faith Center of Concern. The organiza- wasn’t got proper ily and friends.” The fish all INDEX OBITUARIES, 5B vides financial assistance with medical burials in a tinyside patch the of tion helps Anniston residents in need of Sister Jane O’Connor took over flowerbed out as kitchen door. Trumpet h bills, prescriptions, utilities and trans- f honor. food, clothing and financial assistance. Sister Mary Roy’s responsibilities a place o portation for those in need. Calendar ...... 4B Frances Stephens Roy served as director of the center for at the All Saints Interfaith Center + Classifieds ...... 1E Borders, Anniston 27 years, earning in that time not just of Concern in Anniston. O’Connor transferred to the center Crossword ...... 3D Marquis Fain, accolades from other civic leaders but from St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Talladega also a ceremonial “Key to the City” and Roy left the center after breaking her Prattville, where she served as a pas- Rachel P. Kohn, The Anniston Star’s 2009 Citizen of the hip in March. She relocated to the Con- toral assistant. However, she was born Vol. 130, No. 164 Pensacola, Fla. Year Award. necticut headquarters of her order, the in Brooklyn, N.Y., and reared in Wash- Appt. & Walk-ins Welcome ington, D.C. and Maryland. She has a Emma M. Nixon, “She [Roy] is the nearest thing to a Daughters of the Holy Spirit, where she master’s degree in religious education (USPS 026-440) Anniston saint we’re going to find in this lifetime,” receives medical care. and has worked in Catholic social ser- Rosa Ogletree, said Charles Doster, advisory board O’Connor said she hopes to meet the vices in Philadelphia as well as parishes Jacksonville member of the Center of Concern. “She needs of her clients with the same com- in Virginia and Mississippi. Bobbie Huddleston is the Mother Teresa of Anniston, but passion and love Roy displayed. 6 66000 22222 6 Turner, Anniston saying that brings out the worst in her.” “I feel like I’m treading in the joys Please see DIRECTOR ❙ Page 11A + Anniston, Alabama www.annistonstar.com + WHERE ELSE? Mon.-Sat.:9am-7pm Where else can you get the best of Northeast Alabama & More! Sunday: 12pm-5pm NEWS • SPORTS • LIFESTYLE 1225 Snow Street, Suite 3 WWW.ANNISTONSTAR.COM Oxford, AL 36203 To subscribe to e Anniston Star call (256) 235-9253 (256) 835-7775 WHITE PLAINS
OUR TAKE: A program with one playo Coach: Larry Strain, 100-78 (16th year, rst at White Plains) berth in its history — and that was 20 years Last year: 5-5, 3-4 and fth in 3A, Region 5. ago — bumps up to Class 4A with reclas- Returning starters: WR/RB Dillon Greenwood, LB Austin Champion, OL Kameron si cation. e Wildcats open the season Cleveland, OL Kade Shaw, FB/LB Caleb Turner, H-back Ryan Hanson. with three road games, including Region 6 contests at Hokes Blu and Cleburne County. Also, 80 percent of the players from 2013 who had varsity experience are gone. But White Plains has Larry Strain as 2014 schedule 2013 schedule, results its new coach. His history of playo berths Aug. 22 ...... Open Aug. 30 ...... at Ohatchee W (23-6) and playo runs at Woodland, another ru- Aug. 29 ...... at Ashville Sept. 6 ...... at Saks L (48-3) ral school, brings hope enough that White Sept. 5 ...... at Hokes Blu * Sept. 13 ...... vs. Weaver W (20-0) Plains had 60 players on the roster during Sept. 12 ...... at Cleburne County* Sept. 20 ...... vs. Glencoe L (24-12) spring and 58 entering preseason camp. Sept. 19 ...... vs. Saks* Sept. 27 ...... at Pleasant Valley L (35-24) Too, opening opponent Hokes Blu has Sept. 26 ...... vs. Pleasant Valley Oct. 4 ...... at Piedmont L (68-13) struggled mightily since bumping up to 4A Oct. 3 ...... at Sardis* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Ashville W (35-12) two years ago, so there’s the chance to start Oct. 10 ...... vs. Jacksonville* Oct. 18 ...... at Cleveland L (36-32) with a region victory on the road and gain Oct. 17 ...... vs. Crossville* Oct. 25 ...... vs. Susan Moore W (50-26) con dence. Strain has been to the playo s Oct. 24 ...... at Cherokee County* Nov. 1 ...... vs. Collinsville W (36-0) 10 years in a row. Although that came in Oct. 31 ...... vs. Weaver 2A, if anyone can make it 11 in a row un- *Class 4A, Region 6 games der these circumstances, he can.
2014 White Plains roster
1 Ryan Hanson 34 Jordan Giddens 2 Drew Hudson 30 Joshua Galvan 3 Dillon Greenwood 31 Justin Foster 4 Caleb Morrow 32 Macy Carr 5 Kolby Burgess 33 Sean Brooks 6 Blake Roszell 35 Jordan Singleton 7 Drake Preston 36 Kiley Hodge 8 Daniel Blanton 42 Caleb Turner 9 Daniel Champion 50 Logan Wright 10 Alex Howard 52 Christian Murphy 11 Andrew Cronan 53 Gavin Kircus
WILDCATS12 Michael Singleton 54 Trae Latham 13 Will Phillips 55 Kyle Raughton Thursday, 13 Baydon White 56 Zach Gissendanner 15 Landon Price 58 Austin Bussey August 21, 2014 12 Walker Surrett 59 Austin Henninger Page 24 17 Cody Bentley 60 Landon Austin 18 Jalen Jackson 61 Chase Crandall 20 Taylor Morrow 65 Adam Mucher 21 Colton Howard 66 Kameron Cleveland 22 Gabe Sanford 68 Calvin ornburg 23 Jamond Jackson 71 Benjamin Hazel 23 Alex Bingle 73 Liam Giddy 24 Nathan Jenkins 75 Kade Shaw 24 Nathan Gilbert 78 Caleb Knight 25 Charlie Huey 88 Jackson Tillman 28 Austin Farley 88 Ryan Bannister
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Caleb Turner returns at fullback and linebacker. WHITE PLAINS MUNFORD
OUR TAKE: Last year, Munford rode its Coach: Will Wagnon, 28-18, fth year at Munford playmakers and dominated its region. In Last year: 12-2, 7-0 in 4A Region 5 ( rst place), lost to Oneonta 35-21 in state semi nals. the playo s, the Lions advanced all the way Returning starters: WR C.J. Chapman, DB Cameron Turner, LB Austin Stephens, RB to the state semi nals, where they lost to Charles Smith, DB Devin Strickland, WR James Jenkins, WR Q.T. Elston, WR Chris Haynes, eventual Class 4A champion Oneonta. With RB Calvin Smith, NG Greg Lawrence, OL Trey Roberson the graduation of Monteo Garrett and Tavon Lawson, who are now at Georgia Southern and Tennessee-Chattanooga, respectively, 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results Munford has to break in a new quarterback Aug. 22 ...... vs. Clay Central Aug. 30 ...... at Corner W (27-6) and a new safety this season, but those aren’t Aug. 29 ...... vs. Cleburne County Sep. 6 ...... vs. Lincoln W (37-12) question marks Wagnon is worrying about. Sept. 5 ...... at Leeds* Sep. 13 ...... at Cleburne County W (14-7) Brett Haynie, who passed up football for two Sept. 12 ...... vs. Elmore County* Sep. 20 ...... vs. Jacksonville W (36-20) years to focus on baseball, is back under Sept. 19 ...... at Handley* Sep. 27 ...... at Clay Central L (30-14) center for Munford. He has impressed Lions Sept. 26 ...... at Lincoln Oct. 4 ...... at Alexandria W (36-0) coaches since returning, especially during Oct. 3 ...... vs. Dadeville* Oct. 11 ...... at Hokes Blu W (34-10) Munford’s spring game against Bibb County. Oct. 10 ...... at Childersburg* Oct. 17 ...... at Cherokee County W (41-14) Without Lawson in the secondary, Wagnon Oct. 16 ...... vs. Holtville* Oct. 25 ...... vs. Anniston W (55-21) will ask a new face to start at safety. Austin Oct. 24 ...... Open Nov. 1 ...... vs. Talladega W (33-14) Campbell, who also is a backup quarterback, Oct. 31 ...... at Talladega Playo s will be the man joining experienced corner- *Class 4A, Region 3 games Nov. 8 ...... vs. Ardmore W (48-14) back Cameron Turner in the experienced, Nov. 15 ...... vs. Guntersville W (26-16) athletic and fast secondary. Nov. 22 ...... at J.O. Johnson W (10-8) Nov. 29 ...... vs. Oneonta L (35-21) LIONS 2014 Munford roster Thursday, 1 Austin Campbell 40 Khason Lackey 2 Tranas Patterson 42 Jimbo Stone August 21, 2014 3 Charles Smith 45 Takeo Hall Page 25 4 Devin Strickland 47 Corey Best 5 Brett Haynie 48 Adam Rogers 6 C.J. Chapman 50 Savion Hill 6 Kedrick Brown 53 Dylan Campbell 7 Casey Goins 54 Greg Lawrence 7 Kendrick Foster 55 Je rey reatt 8 Cameron Turner 56 Bryer Bussie 9 Marshall Clark 58 Ausitn Harry 10 Tanner Reeves 60 Daniel Morgan 11 James Jenkins 60 Storm Haynes 12 Jonathon Best 64 Luke Gaither 14 Austin Stephens 65 Austin Davis 15 Nick Parker 66 Jaylen Best 16 Avery Harris 67 Logan Couch 17 Landan Scott 68 Robert Carothers 18 Landon Ashworth 69 Kaleb Jennings 20 C.J. Foster 69 Tyler Wilson 20 Draven Campbell 70 Jakari Robinson 22 Darren Parker, Jr. 71 Kaleb Watson 23 Q.T. Elston 72 Tucker Jones 24 Laraie Ball 72 Josh Capers 24 Brett Sherling 74 Brent Conner 27 Chris Haynes 75 Jacob Smith 27 Ty Kite 77 Brodie Bussie 28 Greg Oden 78 Seth omas 30 Tae Borden 79 Trey Roberson 32 Calvin Smith 79 Melvin Braxton 32 Carson Smith 80 Austin Hurst 34 Drew Cooper 85 Christian Caldwell 34 Austin Hendon 87 Lance Ford Stephen Gross/The Anniston Star 37 Wesley Taylor 88 Justin Mitchell Kenyan Dupree 38 Garen omas, Jr CLAY CENTRAL
OUR TAKE: Clay Central’s move to Class 5A Coach: Kris Herron : 43-11, sixth season (10-3 record at Clay Central, second season) shouldn’t hold back the Volunteers. Head coach Last year: 10-3 overall, 6-1 in 4A, Region 3 (second place), lost to Charles Henderson Kris Herron has his team as focused as ever. In 34-7 in quarter nals of playo s. addition, motivation has de ned itself through Returning starters: TE/LB Payton Reynolds, RB Jaylon Lyles, C Dawson Taylor, WR JT back-to-back playo trips the last two years. Burns, Jr, DL DJ Denny, DL Colby Robinson, DE JoJo Staples, K Isaac Andrews e Vols will face a good number of new teams this year and also a strong non-region schedule. Several games that could de ne the season are 2014 schedule: 2013 schedule with results: against Benjamin Russell, Leeds and Munford, Aug. 22 ...... vs. Munford Aug. 30 ...... at Trinity W (16-14) although none of them a ect the postseason Aug. 29 ...... vs. Benjamin Russell Sept. 6 ...... vs. Dallas County W (27-0) picture. Herron said his team will feature the Sept. 5 ...... at Shelby County* Sept. 13 ...... at Elmore County W (20-0) same strong defense as in the past, which could Sept. 12 ...... at Leeds Sept. 20 ...... vs. Holtville W (28-0) lead to a 5A, Region 3 title for the Vols. Even if Sept. 19 ...... at Tallassee* Sept. 27 ...... vs. Munford W (30-14) Clay Central doesn’t win the region, or even has Sept. 26 ...... Open Oct. 4 ...... at Childersburg W (33-18) a great record because of the strong schedule, Oct. 3 ...... at Marbury* Oct. 11 ...... vs. Handley W (35-7) the Vols will be battle tested once the postseason Oct. 10 ...... vs. Beauregard* Oct. 18 ...... at Beulah W (28-6) comes around. Oct. 17 ...... at Sylacauga* Oct. 25 ...... at Dadeville L (14-0) Oct. 24 ...... vs. Talladega* Nov. 1 ...... vs. Madison Academy L (14-7) Oct. 31 ...... at Handley Playo s
VOLS *Class 5A, Region 3 games Nov. 8 ...... vs. Hillcrest-Evergreen W (16-15) 2014 Clay Central roster Nov. 15 ...... at Bibb County W (23-6) Thursday, Nov. 22 ...... vs. Charles Henderson L (34-7) August 21, 2014 3 Davyn Flenord 51 Jacob Brown 4 JoJo Staples 52 D.J. Denny Page 26 5 Ben Street 53 Lane Browning 6 Cameron Peoples 54 JoJo Brannock 9 D.J. Ford 55 Noah Leary 10 J.T. Burns 56 Dawson Taylor 11 Dawson Harry 57 Hilt Young 12 Shamar Slack 58 Colby Robinson 16 Jaylon Lyles 59 Adam Brown 17 Evan Whitehead 60 Clay Rooks 20 Deon Drummonds 61 Caleb Brown 21 Ladarius Zachery 62 Eli Johnson 22 J.J. Jennings 63 Beau Barkley 23 Jacob Lett 64 Jared Boswell 24 Kendrick Turman 65 Brady Allen 25 John David Morgan 66 Cal Riley 26 Quantavius McKinney 67 Josh Smith 28 Kwasi Jennings 68 Logan Camp 29 Logan Cooper 70 Justin Denney 31 Marcus Hein 71 Garrett Yates 32 Bobby Carter 72 Phillip Burnette 33 Marcus Traylor 73 Tre Kidd 35 Brock Lacy 74 Jacob Reaves 36 Rodney Sadlin 75 Adam Milam 37 Isaac Andrews 76 Malik Drummonds 38 Hunter Bickersta 80 Will Parker 39 Malik Dark 81 Dion omas 41 Tyler Smith 82 Jeremy ompson 42 Jaylon Clark 83 Andrew Milstead 43 Clay Tuck 84 Trent Freeman 44 Cole Burns 85 C.J. Strong 45 Case Nappier 87 Blair Lacy 46 Payton Reynolds 88 Tristan Taylor 48 Cole Worthy 90 Casey Jones 49 Timothy Henry 91 Zach Horn 50 Neal Anderson Stephen Gross/The Anniston Star Clay Central head coach Kris Herron during practice. CLAY CENTRAL CLEBURNE COUNTY
OUR TAKE: Cleburne County returned to the 4A Coach: Michael Shortt, 122-63 in 16 seasons, all at Cleburne County playo s last year after a year’s absence, nishing 2013 record: 8-5, 4-3 in Class 4A, Region 5 (third place), lost to Oneonta 44-19 in state third in a competitive region. Munford, Lincoln quarter nals and Alexandria are no longer region opponents. Returning starters: LB Alex Sandmann, LB Cole Corkren, LB Mario Smith, LB Chad e Tigers and Saks, a Class 3A semi nalist in Brown, DL Brint Johnson, DL Grant Corkren, DB Noah Ware, QB Brady Padgett, FB Cole 2013, seem to be the class of Region 6 this time. Corkren, WR Brandon Horn, WR Jeremiah Blake, OL Tyler Berry, OL Blake Pointer. Cleburne County showed an explosive o ense in the spring with wide receiver Brandon Horn at quarterback as Brady Padgett recovered from 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results surgery. Now coach Michael Shortt has a proven Aug. 29 ...... at Munford Aug. 30 ...... vs. Weaver W (44-20) wildcat option in Horn. Padgett and fullback/line- Sept. 5 ...... at Cherokee County* Sept. 6 ...... at Anniston W (36-12) backer Cole Corkren appear to be fully recovered Sept. 12 ...... vs. White Plains* Sept. 13 ...... vs. Munford L (14-7) from midseason injuries that ended their junior Sept. 19 ...... vs. Crossville Sept. 20 ... at Cherokee County W (41-30 OT) years. Both moved well in summer seven-on-sev- Sept. 26 ...... Open Sept. 27 ...... vs. St. Clair County W (51-21) en competitions. Wide receiver Jeremiah Blake Oct. 3 ...... at Jacksonville* Oct. 4 ...... vs. Hokes Blu W (35-7) will keep opponents from double covering Horn. Oct. 10 ...... vs. Sardis* Oct. 11 ...... at Alexandria L (28-24) No one Tiger is likely to replace Trey Bolton’s Oct. 17 ...... vs. Saks* Oct. 18 ...... vs. Jacksonville L (14-7) rushing yards alone but the combination of Json Oct. 24 ...... at Hokes Blu * Oct. 25 ...... at Lincoln W (21-14) Henson, Noah Ware, Horn and Corkren should Oct. 30 ...... at Glencoe Nov. 1 ...... at Woodland L (21-14) provide the necessary running game. Senior Alex *Class 4A, Region 6 games Playo s Sandmann leads the defense at linebacker but Nov. 8 ...... at Madison County W (17-14) there is little starting experience in the secondary. Nov. 15 ...... vs. Central-Florence W (21-7) Nov. 22 ...... vs. Oneonta L (44-19)
2014 Cleburne County Roster 1 Josh Brown 55 Ben Taylor TIGERS 2 Brady Padgett 56 Wes Salter Thursday, 3 Brandon Horn 57 Dalton Wade August 21, 2014 4 Kade Clark 58 Aaron Turner Page 27 5 Austin Harler 59 Alex Sandmann 6 Terrence ompson 60 Alex Bolden 7 Treavor Houston 61 Hunter Turner 8 Matt Norton 62 Ty Shelton 9 Skye Jarrell 63 Garrett Williamson 10 Stashun Henson 64 Douglas Raye 11 Corey Davis 65 Andrew Brooks 12 McCain Carlile 66 Brandon Sanders 13 Brock Swa ord 67 Garrett Cheatwood 14 Colton Austin 68 Jonathon Bryant 16 Shemarre Malone 70 Cade Rogers 20 Chad Brown 71 Tyler Higgins 21 Jason Henson 72 Tyler Holt 22 Jondarrious Hampton 73 Brint Johnson 23 Jeremiah Blake 74 Steven Williams 24 Cole Corkren 75 Christian Hartley 25 Xavier Brown 76 Ethan Spears 26 Austin Bene eld 77 Blake Pointer 28 Nic Dunston 78 John Robinson 30 Jake Lee 79 Chris Chappell 32 Sam Cooper 80 Tyler Berry 34 Noah Ware 82 Todd Weston 36 Anderson Jacks 84 Tyler May eld 40 Mario Smith 85 Chase Austin 42 Grant Corkren 86 Cam Dryden 44 Wade Dasinger 88 Manny Lopez 50 Sam Pate 92 Will Morrow 51 Caleb Rosian 96 Drake Lines 52 Dawson Howle 98 Dalton Weathers Bill Wilson/The Anniston Star. 53 Trevor Day 99 Colt Funderburk Cleburne County head coach Michael Shortt 54 Trevor Ivey LINCOLN
OUR TAKE: Lincoln’s players have something for Coach: Brad Wallace, 4-7 (second year) the rst time in their careers as Golden Bears … Last year: 5-5, 4-3 and fourth place in 4A, Region 5. Lost 49-16 to J.O. Johnson in rst the same head coach for the second year in a row. round of state playo s. Brad Wallace, a Lincoln grad, is back after leading Returning starters: DT Jauntavius Johnson, RB/S Mario Howard, QB/DB Zay Caldwell his team to a 4-7 nish and playo berth a year (was WR), LT/DT Austin Blanton, DB Justin Knight, RB/DB Runyae Bell, G/DE Nick Embry. ago, and he’s eager to build at Lincoln the kind of consistent winner he experienced as a defensive coordinator at Washington County (Ga.) High. Losses in the nal three games of 2013, continuity 2014 schedule 2013 schedule with results at head coach and reclassi cation up from 4A to Aug. 22 ...... Open Aug. 30 ...... at Leeds L (12-6) 5A motivated Lincoln greatly during the o season Aug. 29 ...... vs. Pell City Sept. 6 ...... at Munford L (37-12) program. Wallace thinks he has a better team this Sept. 5 ...... vs. St. Clair County* Sept. 13 ...... vs. Anniston L (22-21) year despite losing all but seven starters. Led by Sept. 12 ...... at Alexandria* Sept. 20 ...... at Hokes Blu W (21-14) defensive tackle Jauntavius Johnson, who has shed Sept. 19 ...... vs. Anniston* Sept. 27 ...... vs. Etowah L (28-21) 20 pounds (down to 323) and six inches o his Sept. 26 ...... vs. Munford Oct. 4 ...... vs. Cherokee County W (37-8) waist, Lincoln looks to enter 5A as a lean, mean Oct. 3 ...... at Hayden* Oct. 11 ...... at Jacksonville W (28-21) machine with a purpose. If speedy new quarter- Oct. 10 ...... at Mortimer Jordan* Oct. 18 ...... vs. Alexandria W (28-13) back Zay Caldwell, who played receiver a year ago, Oct. 16 ...... vs. Springville* Oct. 25 ...... vs. Cleburne County L (21-14) and running back Mario Howard can work the Oct. 24 ...... at Moody* Nov. 1 ...... at Piedmont L (42-7) read option for points, Lincoln could be a sleeper Oct. 30 ...... Childersburg Playo s in 5A, Region 6. *Class 5A, Region 6 games Nov. 8 ...... at J.O. Johnson L (49-16)
2014 Lincoln roster
2 Deonte’ Rivers 35 Landon Higginbotham 4 Danny Bradford 36 Drew Snyder 5 Justin Knight 42 Kenderian Collins 6 Devonte Whiteside 44 Eddie Leonard 9 Jamychol Baker 45 Weston Perry 10 Zavian Caldwell 50 James Hobbs 11 Quinderius Carmichael 51 Nicholas Embry 12 Andrew reatt 54 Kenneth Fomby 13 Tarez Ellis 55 Zabian Smith 14 Samuel Pollard 57 Brannon Woods 16 Quindarious Carter 58 Xzavier Pearson 19 Garrett Vick 60 Michael Harmon 20 Taylor Allen 63 Aubrey Young 20 Deshawn Smith 65 Jaunta’vius Johnson 20 Kendarrius Truss 66 Luke Britton 21 Lejephryes Carmichael 70 Johnathan Howard 22 Zeke Morgan 73 Anthony Zampelli 24 Brikael Truss 74 Marvin Pearson 25 Patrick Gaddis 75 Landon Wallace 26 Wesley Jones 77 Austin Blanton 27 Kendarius Howard 78 Vontavis Knight 28 Gregory reatt 79 Daniel Nolen 30 Andrew Wesson 81 William Phillips 31 Kentavious Patterson 88 Marrequis Arnold 33 Andrew Roberts 90 Sidney Fomby 34 Dre’Tavious Dye GOLDEN BEARS
Thursday, Bob Crisp/The Daily Home August 21, 2014 Jauntarius Johnson Page 28 RANBURNE OUR TAKE: Ranburne was 6-1 in Class Coach: Chad Young 2A, Region 6 games last year and won the Overall record: 78-77 in 15 seasons, all at Ranburne region championship. Only arch-rival 2013 record: 10-2 overall; 6-1 in Class 2A, Region 6; region champion; 1-1 in playo s Woodland moves with the Bulldogs from Returning starters: OL Zach Patterson ,OL Ryan Smith, WR Kyle Lovvorn, WR Adam Sheppard, last year’s Region 6 into the new Class WR Brayden Wilson, RB Dylan Tullis, QB Dylan Wiggins, DL Zach Patterson, LB Dalton Wiggins, 2A, Region 5. Ranburne will play in a LB G.W. Caldwell, LB Kyle Lovvorn, LB Donovan Tullis, CB Brayden Wilson, S Dylan Wiggins. nine-team region for the next two years. In addition to Woodland, the grouping includes neighboring Randolph County, highly regarded Lanett and Reeltown along with Horseshoe Bend and LaFayette. On 2014 schedule: 2013 schedule and results: o ense, Ranburne will enjoy the luxury of Aug. 29 ...... at Pleasant Valley Aug. 30 ...... vs. Mount Zion (Ga.) W (20-12) depth at the skill positions and the line. Sept. 5 ...... vs. Randolph County* Sept. 6 ...... vs. Pleasant Valley W (33-32 OT) Many of the same faces will be seen on Sept. 12 ...... at Lanett* Sept. 13 ...... at Ohatchee W (28-0) defense but with so many interchangeable Sept. 19 ...... vs. LaFayette* Sept. 20 ...... vs. Vincent W (21-18) parts the Bulldogs should be able to keep Sept. 26 ...... vs. Beulah Sept. 27 ...... at Beulah W (36-21) fresh legs on the eld all the time. Look for Oct. 3 ...... at Reeltown* Oct. 4 ...... at Woodland W (33-27 OT) Ranburne to be playing football in Novem- Oct. 10 ...... vs. Horseshoe Bend* Oct. 11 ...... at Victory Christian W (47-6) ber again this season. Oct. 17 ...... Open Oct. 18 ...... vs. Wellborn L (29-26) Oct. 24 ...... at Woodland* Oct. 25 ...... vs. Fultondale W (29-7) Oct. 31 ...... vs. Westbrook Christian Nov. 1 ...... at Ashville W (35-12) *Class 2A, Region 5 games Playo s Nov. 8 ...... vs. She eld W (49-12) Nov. 15 ...... vs. Montgomery Academy L (54-44)
2014 Ranburne roster
1 Hunter Stevens 40 Dustin Chambers 2 Logan Otwell 43 Asa Fordam 3 Brad Walker 46 Trey Yarbrough 5 Jordan English 52 Zach Patterson 7 Christian Walker 51 Logan Sibley 8 Landon Woodard 54 Trent Williams 9 Jimmy Capps 50 G.W. Caldwell 10 Brayden Wilson 59 Hunter McAdams 11 Dylan Wiggins 60 Seth Brown 12 Owen Smith 62 Lee Jackson 15 Kyle Lovvorn 64 Blake Young 17 Dylan Tullis 66 Riley Smith 19 Wyatt Farlow 67 Jacob Ertzberger BULLDOGS 22 Jacob Co eld 68 Dustin Hinesley 24 Bradley Martin 71 William Bannister Thursday, 27 Adam Sheppard 74 Noah McCord August 21, 2014 28 Jake Howle 75 Nick Ward 29 Dalton Wiggins 76 Ryan Smith Page 29 30 Orbie Joe Farlow 78 Gabe Meadows 32 Donovan Tullis 81 Tommy Roberts 35 Jordan Beal 88 Dylan rower 36 Sam Calvert
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