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Victory2021.Pdf Helping You Protect What Matters Most • Home • Business • Auto • Renters • Golf Carts Proudly Serving Fayette County 2021 FOOTBALL Schedule Fayette County Landmark Christian McIntosh Date Opponent Date Opponent Date Opponent Aug 20 Midtown Aug 20 at Bremen Aug 20 at Luella Aug 27 at Whitewater Aug 27 at Christian Heritage Aug 27 Hampton Sept 3 at McIntosh Sept 3 Mt. Zion Sept 3 Fayette County Sept 10 Morrow Sept 10 Kings Ridge Sept 10 at Upson Lee Sept 17 at Hampton Sept 17 at Trinity Christian Sept 23 at Griffin Oct 1 North Clayton Sept 24 at St. Anne Pacelli Oct 1 Northside Oct 8 at McDonough Oct 1 Brookstone Oct 8 Whitewater Oct 15 Riverdale Oct 15 Heritage School Oct 15 at Harris County Oct 21 at Mt. Zion Oct 22 Whitefield Oct 29 at Starr’s Mill Oct 29 Luella Nov 5 ELCA Nov 5 Northgate Our Lady Of Mercy Sandy Creek Starr’s Mill Date Opponent Date Opponent Date Opponent Aug 20 Fidelis Christian Aug 21 Northgate (at SMHS) Aug 21 Newnan Aug 27 Calhoun County Sept 3 at Newnan Aug 27 Mt. Zion Sept 10 Peachtree Sept 10 Starr’s Mill Sept 3 Union Grove Sept 17 Lafayette Christian Sept 17 at Westminster Sept 10 at Sandy Creek Sept 24 Stewart County Sept 24 Douglass Sept 24 at Harris County Oct 2 at Covenant Oct 1 Salem Oct 1 Northgate Oct 8 at Sherwood Oct 15 at GAC Oct 15 at Griffin Oct 22 Horizon Oct 22 Carver Oct 22 at Whitewater Oct 29 New Creation Oct 29 at Redan Oct 29 McIntosh Nov 6 Unity Nov 5 Cedar Grove Nov 5 Northside Whitewater As your local Farmers® agent, Date Opponent I oer products and services for your insurance needs Aug 21 East Coweta (at SMHS) Aug 27 Fayette County from an agency you can TRUST! Sept 3 Locust Grove Sept 10 at Central Carrollton Sept 23 at Northside Oct 1 Griffin Tim Monihan & Family Oct 8 at McIntosh 6000 Shakerag HI Suite 212 Oct 22 Starr’s Mill Peachtree City, GA 30269 Oct 29 at Northgate Office: 770-716-4124 Nov 5 Harris County paul oddo ad PUBLISHER Fayette Victory Youth Sports Geneva Weaver Magazine is not responsible for the return of submitted photography, CONTRIBUTING WRITERS artwork, or manuscripts and will not Christopher Dunn be responsible for holding fees or Michael Cuneo similar charges. CONTRIBUTING © Fayette Victory Youth PHOTOGRAPHERS Sports Magazine 2021 Christopher Dunn Fayette Victory Youth Sports Maga- ADVERTISING zine is published by GFW Holdings, Debra Lee LLC. All contents are copyrighted by 770.461.6317 Fayette Victory Youth Sports Maga- zine. All rights reserved. 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Unauthorized users will be billed ap- propriately for such use. ga military ad play it again ad anthony’s pizza autrey armory ad ad we’re here for you 24/7 mark gray ad JOIN FOR ONLY join for $ only 9 TO W MONTH1 $ month to MONTH 19 month JOHN HALL, owner John Hall 1520 OwnerGA 74 N TYRONE, GA The ONLY The ONLY Bad (publix1520 GA shopping 74 N, Tyronecenter) WorkoutBad Workout is (Publix Shopping Center) the oneis theYOU one 678-632-1512 DIDN’T DO YOU workoutanytime.com/tyrone678-632-1512 DIDN’T DO workoutanytime.com/tyrone Workout247_qtr_Welcome.inddW 1 4/27/21 4:39 PM introducing fayette’s finest KEION BRYANT ADAM BUFFKIN FAYETTE COUNTY SANDY CREEK BOYTON CHENEY fiIAN FISHER WHITEWATER MCINTOSH TJ HILL ANDON MATHIS WHITEWATER STARR’S MILL the 2021 super 12 BRANDON MOSS BARRETT SCHMIDLKOFER FAYETTE COUNTY STARR’S MILL MICAIAH SHABER MARC STAMPLEY STARR’S MILL STARR’S MILL MILES THORNTON JOSHUA WALKER SANDY CREEK SANDY CREEK FAYETTE COUNTY TIGERS Cuneo By Michael The Fayette County Tigers are entering the season after one of their most successful years in recent memory. In 2020, the Tigers went 7-3 overall, losing just one game against region 2021 SCHEDULE opponents and hosting a playoff game for the first time in many years. Fayette went out with a Aug. 20 Midtown bang, losing a 41-35 shootout to North Oconee in round one. Led by coach Nick Davis, Fayette is facing a different challenge: fighting complacency. Aug. 27 at Whitewater Coach Davis made it clear that the team has a different group of players this year, as many Sept. 3 at McIntosh leaders of the past have graduated, stating that the young team will need to group together to repeat the success of last season. Sept. 10 Morrow “We can’t afford to go backward, we can’t afford to start over,” Davis said. “That’s what happens, you have success one year, and then you go back to a 2-9 or 1-8 season. It’s just like Sept. 17 at Hampton you started your whole program over.” Oct. 1 North Clayton The Tigers face one of the most challenging tasks a high school team can: create a winning identity or fall back to a perpetual state of mediocrity. The team is confident that they will not Oct. 8 at McDonough underestimate their opponents and remain a threat across their region with their sights on a Oct. 15 Riverdale deep run in the playoffs for 2021. Oct. 21 at Mt. Zion OFFENSE Dustin Waters returns at quarterback after starting in multiple games as a junior. Waters took over last season when the team’s starting quarterback injured his knee. Inexperi- Oct. 29 Luella ence showed for Waters as he was tasked with a lot, something coach Davis says has made the quarterback a better player this year. “He had a really good offseason. He’s actually having fun.” Davis said. “The game is really slowing down for him. Last year we put a bunch on his plate, and mentally, not that he couldn’t handle it, just that he was inexperienced, he wasn’t ready for it. I’m really excited to see what he does this year.” At B-Back for the Tigers, senior Michael Graham, junior Myles Howard, and senior Ca- naan Johnson will hold down running responsibilities. Coach Davis touched on the athleticism of Johnson, noting that the team has lots of depth in the backfield. “He had some big games last year late in the season. He’s a big back, so we expect a lot out of him.” Davis said. At tailback, Fayette features sophomore Javon Graham and Brandon Moss, as well as Johnson. Coach Davis men- tioned the ability of Javon Gra- ham but noted that the player would need to grow into his role and trust in his abilities. Wide receivers and two-way starters Keion Bryant and Kyle Butler return as the team’s top two pass-catching options. Sophomore Phoenix Moss will also play at wide receiv- er. At tight end, 6’3” Ryan Hannah-Brown will make his return to the team, as well as KYLE BUTLER junior Desmond Waters. DUSTIN WATERS Fayette’s offensive line features just one senior in Jordan Bridges, who will return to the left tackle, with Jordan Jackson at the left guard position. Junior Jor- dan Darden will secure the other side of the line at right tackle, and junior Ayden Payne will anchor the line at center. Junior Chaz Milling will start at right guard on the line. DEFENSE Fayette will base out of the 4-4 defensive set, allowing the team a level of flexibility while putting key players in position to make big-time plays. The defensive line will be anchored by defensive ends Jordan Jackson and Car- los Wall. Coach Davis said both players have natural talent and possess the ability to pick up accolades as the season progresses. “Jordan Jackson has a shot to be an all-region player. He played real well for us down the stretch last year.” Davis said. “Carlos Wall will be a rising sophomore, and we’re excited about his growth and potential,” Canaan Johnson also seeing some playing time at the edge-rushing position. Seniors Jordan Bridges and Elijah Olive will work together as the interior of the defensive line. Senior Donald Godfrey and junior Brandon Moss maintain the in- terior positions at linebacker, while Desmond Waters and Keion Bryant, who will also slide up to weak safety depending on the situation, will handle the outside linebacker positions. In the secondary, Dustin Waters and Nicholas Taylor make up the free safety position. Kyle Butler and Cameron Williams will take the starting roles at the cor- nerback position, with sophomore Marcus Collins also rotating in at the position. SPECIAL TEAMS Fayette will have freshman Josh Hosmer punting the ball, with Nollie Brown also competing for the role. Kyle Butler, Keion Bryant, and Phoenix MICHAEL ORUSA Moss will handle return duties for the team. Long snapper and rising senior Matthew Wilson return sto the team. Coach Davis praised Wilson for his devotion to the game as well as the program. “He loves Fayette County football,” Davis said. “He’s just one of those kids, from an athletic standpoint, who is a big kid and hasn’t really been able to get any time on the offensive line or defensive line, and he comes in every day and works hard. I mean, he loves Fayette County football.” ANALYSIS Fayette County boasts an extensive roster, and despite not having as many seniors as previous seasons, they still have enough veterans to make an impact. Both sides of the ball will see familiar faces as many of the team’s best players start in multiple positions.
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