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POSTED 09/26/2008 - The Keystone JVcame to Union County on Thursday night with one big advantage -- about twice as many players. The Union County team might have been short on players, but the guys gave it all they had 'til the very last seconds of the game. The Tigers' run game allowed them to maintain possession and gain several consecutive first downs on multiple drives, but when they tried to go for gold, they could never connect on the long pass. Indian defenders were right there every time. More ... The Baker County Wildcats took a big step on the road to defending their District 3-3A title, with a decisive 26 to 6 win over the Raines Vikings at the Graveyard in Jacksonville. The Baker Boys put together a total team effort on both sides of the ball to earn the victory. More ... The first District match-up of the season for both teams couldn't turn out good for at least one of them. Union County came up short with a home loss to Newberry on Friday night 18-21. More ... Hank Farmer #30, starting middle linebacker and sometimes fullback for the Baker County Wildcats weighs in at 225 pounds and is 6 feet tall. Hank is deceptively quick with his 4.6 speed in the 40 yard dash. This young man loves the game for the contact and the outlet it offers to take out his anger on his opponent. More ... John Tyson #73 plays both offensive tackle and defensive tackle for the Bradford Tornados. At 5 foot 9 inches and 250 pounds he brings a new meaning to word’s "center of gravity." If by chance you happen to find yourself in the gap on the one play that John is asked to pull for his team, hang on - it’s going to be one ride you won’t forget. With his 290-pound bench and whopping 475 pound squat, can you say locomotive? More ... A Benefit Raffle for Milton "Oshay" Johnson will raise funds for the family’s continuing medical and living expenses. Johnson, a sophomore at Baker County High School in Glen St. Mary suffered severe injuries on the practice field on August 19. More ... |
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