Valley 42, Williamson 14
MONTGOMERY — Class A No. 14 Valley secured a playoff spot with an easy win over Williamson.
Senior quarterback Jack Simms ran for a touchdown and threw for another in the first quarter. The Greyhounds led 42-0 before Williamson finally scored with 14 seconds left in the third quarter.
Dillon Gunnoe returned an interception 86 yards for Valley (7-3).
Official playoff seedings and pairings will be announced Sunday.
Valley 42, Williamson 14
W (4-6) 0 0 6 8 — 14
V (7-3) 14 20 8 0 — 42
First Quarter
V: Jack Simms 13 run (pass failed), 11:01.
V: Dillon Gunnoe 37 pass from Simms (Robbie Null pass from Simms), 6:13.
Second Quarter
V: Cameron Belmont 33 run (pass failed), 10:28.
V: Corey Tolley 1 run (Simms run), 6:34.
V: Gunnoe 86 interception return (run failed), 3:42.
Third Quarter
V: Simms 3 run (Marcus White run), :40.
W: Chris Hatcher 58 run (run failed), :14.
Fourth Quarter
W: Justin Hensley 25 pass from Charles White (Matt Wellman run), 1:30.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — W: Hatcher 6-85, Wellman 14-44, Nick Hill 15-40, Charles White 4-23. V: White 7-95, Belmont 7-78, Zac Browning 7-36, Simms 7-29, Gordie Mitchell 6-8, Tolley 4-11, Gunnoe 1-6.
PASSING — W: White 9-21--2-102-1. V: Simms 2-3-0-61-1.
RECEIVING — W: Lee 2-18, Hensley 4-64, Turner 1-5, Wellman 1-8. V: Nick Acord 1-24, Gunnoe 1-37.
TURNOVERS — W: Jordan Sisco (FR). V: Gunnoe (INT), Browning (INT), Gunnoe (FR).
Meadow Bridge 40, Big Creek 0
WAR — Tyler Bennett scored four touchdowns, including one on a 29-yard fumble return, as the Wildcats rolled in their season finale.
Meadow Bridge (6-4) also scored on a 42-yard pass from Josh Wooten to Devonte Petitt.
Meadow Bridge 40, Big Creek
MB (6-4) 16 16 8 0 — 40
BC (1-9) 0 0 0 0 — 0
First Quarter
MB — Tyler Bennett 49 run (Cody Toney pass from Josh Wooten)
MB — Bennett 29 fumble return (Chris Gray pass from Wooten)
Second Quarter
MB — Bennett 1 run (Toney rush)
MB — Devonte Petitt 42 pass from Wooten (Wooten run)
Third Quarter
MB — Bennett 37 run (Gray pass from Wooten)
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — MB: Bennett 15-172, Caleb Roach 7-54, Petitt 7-49, Toney 1-9 . BC: Franklin 8-77, Thomas 14-54.
PASSING — MB: Wooten 1-1-0-42-1 . BC: Underwood 6-17-2-71-0 .
RECEIVING — MB: Petitt 1-42-1 . BC: Kidwell 3-30, Bennett 2-37 .
TURNOVERS — MB: Bennett (fr), Travis Redden (int), Cody Toney (int) . BC: none .
Sports
Local Roundup
Saturday, November 7, 2009
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Woodrow holds off Huntington
It took Woodrow Wilson’s boys basketball team nearly three quarters to figure out that the backside lob was open in Huntington High’s zone.
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MSU hosts Rio Grande
For the first time since 1995, Mountain State stands a little past the half-way point at the season with five losses.
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OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE - WVU to join Big 12 Conference
The Big 12 Conference Board of Directors have voted unanimously to accept West Virginia University as a full conference member effective July 1, 2012. The Mountaineers will begin competing in the Big 12 beginning with the 2012-13 athletic season.
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Friday update: Big East notified WVU leaving for Big 12
The Big East says it has been notified that West Virginia is leaving the conference and joining the Big 12.
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Cardinals force Game 7 in World Series
After one of the greatest games in baseball history, a 10-9, 11-inning victory over Texas in Game 6 in which the Cardinals were twice within one strike of elimination.
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Schiano sings WVU’s praises
It hasn’t been the year that Rutgers coach Greg Schiano envisioned.
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BNI will usher in mat season
This time around, the Beckley Newspapers Invitational will have a decidedly more local flavor.
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Huggs likes looks of young Noreen
Perhaps it was the season. Whatever it was, West Virginia coach Bob Huggins went straight to the pie.
Well, the figurative pie.
Huggins had just watched his team beat Virginia Military Institute 82-66 in front of 12,367 fans at the Charleston Civic Center Saturday. -
Oak Hill places 3 on AA
Whether it was opposing defenses or illness, nothing stopped Charleston Catholic’s Tom Trupo for long.
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Spartans open with victory
Turnovers produce points and the Greenbrier East girls basketball team collected plenty of each en route to an 81-43 season-opening victory against Bluefield on Tuesday night.
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