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Staunton

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Welcome everybody to the"Big Chill" as we set to crank up Week Seven of Friday Football Extra.
Tonight he have a frost free platter of highlights ready to warm you up so, let's get right to it. LIBERTY/S.RIVER
In past year's the folks in Bedford County have had plenty of which to be proud when it some to their three football teams. Jefferson Forest won the gold on the state level, and last year Liberty made the playoffs for the first time ever.
This year the noisemaker and spirit lifter has been Staunton River.
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Even though it was chilly Frilly Dilly snow cones were the hit of the night.
The Golden Eagles were back in front of the home folks and took advantage of Liberty Minutemen building a 27- to- 6 half time lead..
But the Minutemen tried to make it a game--Tim Parker pushes through the middle for this five yard score.
But Golden Eagle Kevin Martin crushed the Minutemen momentum with this nine yard sweep.
SUPER=52-Liberty/12/Staunton River/47;


Staunton River continues to soar--Karl Budzevski takes the hand off and hits the endzone standing up as the Eagles overwhelm Liberty 47-to- 12.
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Giles


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It may only be week seven of the season, but for all intents and purposes, Giles high school was playing for at least a share of the Three Rivers regular season crown tonight.
With three district wins coming in GIles was anxious to get it on with Radford.
Roy Stanley has more from Pearisburg on the Spartans-Bobcats matchup.
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SUPER=50-Steve Ragsdale/Giles Head Coach; 1:45
SUPER=58-Roy Stanley; 1:59
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1985


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Let's now head down into Henry County where the top spot in the Piedmont was up for grabs as unbeaten Martinsville hosted Bassett.
The Bulldogs and Bengals have staged some doozies in the past including this a gem in 1985 won by Martinsville.
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The key play in the that game on September 27th, 11 years ago, featured Shawn Moore the future Cavalier scrambling out of the grasp of Aaron STaples the future Tarheel and finding a wide open Charles Poodle Milner down the sideline and into the endzone for the score.
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Martinsville


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Could tonight's matchup match that excitement FROM 1985.
Let's head down to Dan Greene stadium and find out.
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No this was is not the Henry County dog show, but the Bulldog was strutting his stuff.
Just minutes in to the game the Cats would take control as the Bengals Carl Watkins pushed in from five yards out to make it 8-to-nothing Bassett after the two point conversion.
Martinsville would come back and put three on its side of the board as Jess Wade hits a 51 yarder with three minutes left in the opening quarter to make it 8-to-3.
Bassett would open the second quarter with quarterback T.K. Johnson giving it back to Watkins who this time
SUPER=52-Bassett/15/Martinsville/24;


Takes it in the house from 10 yards out and Bassett takes a 15-to-3 lead.
But the Bulldogs get it together and come back to take the 24 to 15 win.
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Board-Bump


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The week seven fun has just begun. Right after this quick break we'll check in on some other traditional rivalries in Christiansburg, Vinton, Low Moor and Northside, but first we need to take a look at the first group of scores from this evening, and take a listen to the Giles high school marching band. GO TO BAND-A AND SCORES 1-FFE SCORES

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SUPER=64-Albemarle/14/G.W. Danville/55;



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Christian


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Let's now sink our teeth into the Blue Ridge district portion of tonight's show.
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As we head up to Christiansburg where the Blues Demons and Blacksburg Indians met for the first time as members of this 8 team league.
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The Demons were anxious to wrap up this game as were the fans as mercury took a tumble in the Burg.
Blacksburg would close the fourth quarter with a 23 yard TD pass from Tommy Leforce to Joey Carter to give the Indians a 21-to-14 lead.
Christiansburg would answer that with 5:39 left in the game as Mike Scott breaks bad on a 26 yard scoring dash to cut the lead to 21-to-20.
The Demons tied it with this extra point, but a penalty took it off the board, and Mike Cole then went for two and the win.
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Scott punches it in for the two points and the Blue Demons turn a penalty into points with a 22-to-21 win over Blacksburg.
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Byrd


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District leader Salem was on the road in Vinton tonight battling an up and down William Byrd team that was better and certainly more dangerous than it 2 and 3 record indicated going in.
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But it was Salem that would strike first.
Matt Anderson runs up the middle and over everyone for the 11 yard score.
But it was the Byrd defense that really won the game--Key interceptions like this one from Josh Jones set the Terriers up for the big win.
SUPER=52-Salem/7/William Byrd/10;


And this 37 yard field goal by Chris Dowdy turned out to be the difference as William Byrd gets by Salem 10- to- 7.
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Alleghany


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Let's now up where the temperatures were down in the Alleghany highlands, as Max Lowe's Mountaineers hosted Route 220 rival Lord Botetourt.
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Alleghany came into tonight's game with high hopes of picking up its first Blue Ridge win of the year.
Early in the first quarter, on their second possesion, the Mounties would get things moving as Bryan Carroll scrambles 21 yards to the Cavaliers 1 yard line.
On the very next play, Sophomore quarterback Shannon Johnson finds Jamie Vail of the yard TD pass to make it 7-to-nothing Alleghany, and an upset was brewing.
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Botetourt would try to crunch those thoughts on its next possession as Wesley Cox bullies his way in from the six to make it 7-to-6.
The Cavs come back to beat the Mountaineers 51 to 27.
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Northside


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As a result of all the other happening in the district tonight, the Northside Vikings are now in sole possesion of first place in the Blue Ridge after beating Rockbridge Co. 6-to-nothing in overtime.
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And as the score indicates this one was a war between the red zones.
We pick it up late in the fourth and Viking quarterback Xavier Lee throwing to the wrong team as John Hill makes the pick and runs it back to the goal line to set up an apparent score, BUT a clip moved the ball back to the 33 yard line.
Rockbridge would end up needing to convert this hail mary to win the game, but the VIkings batt it down in the endzone and we're headed to overtime.
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Rockbridge got the ball first but failed to score on a missed field goal, and left the door wide open for John Doss to run in for the game winner as Northside moves to 3-ad-0 in the district with a 6-to-nothing overtime win.
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2-Board-Bump


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Triple-A rated games are on deck when we return.
We'll travel to Rocky Mount, Victory Stadium, Lynchburg and Danville.
But first, let's get in step with the Christiansburg high school marching band and roll through some more of tonight's scores. GO TO BAND-B AND SCORES 2-FFE SCORES
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SUPER=64-Craig Co./6/Bath Co./40;



SUPER=64-Narrows/12/Bland Co./39;



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SUPER=64-Liberty/12/Staunton River/48;



SUPER=64-Floyd Co./25/Carroll Co./24;



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SUPER=64-Shawsville/6/Auburn/21;



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Franklin


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Time for the Group Three-A segment of week number six.
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And let's begin down in Rocky Mount where the Pulaski County Cougars played their first district game of the year after warming up on four out of state opponents.
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The bass was blaring tonight in the Mount as the Eagles' band entertinaed at halftime.
We pick it up in the third with Pulaski rolling with a 28-to-7 lead.
Ronald Branch gives it to Kwasi Scott who goes around the left end into the zone for another TD to make the score 35-to-7.
With under three minutes left in the third, the Cougars would do it again as Ryan Brockmeyer puts it over from four yards out and it's 42-to-7.
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The Eagles scores late on this TJ Manns reception from Bob Basham but Pulaski wins it 49-to-14 to give Joel HIcks his 250th career win.
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Patrick


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The Patrick Henry Patriots were back home after last week's win over Glass taking on their fifth straight Western district opponent in Amherst Co.
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Mickey Crouch's defending 2A state champs were rarin' to go as they took the Victory Stadium turf tonight as a triple-A member.
They jumped on top early. Dante Christian calls his own number and just gets the ball across the plane for the TD.
The Lancers then go for two. Eddie Meganson takes it in up the middle and Amherst held a 16 point lead late in the first.
But the Patriots put together a drive of their own. Chad Giles hauls in
the pass from Dennis Dunnaville deep SUPER=52-Patrick Henry/26/Amherst/24;

in Lancer territory. The drive stalled, but PH comes back to win it 26 to 24.
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Glass


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E,C. Glass was back in action a week after being upset by the Patriots, looking to take its frustrations out on Halifax County.
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The Glass faithful did just that tonight turning the the game with the Comets into a track meet.
The Topper scored on offense, defense, in tight and from as far a way as 75 yards and Garnett McDaniel takes care of business on this weaving run to the zone that nets six as he runs out of gas and Glass goes in front 28-nothing.
The Glass defense didn't allow the Comets offense much time to get on track with hits like this one from Tony "Tweedy" Hamlett. Robert Spencer scoops up the fumble and runs it in to make it 35-to-nothing Toppers.
SUPER=52-Halifax Co./14/E.C.Glass/49;


The Glass defense did the job until the fourth when Carlos Jackson connected with William Ballou. But it was too little too later as Glass bounces back with the 49 to 14 win.
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Danville


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No trouble at all tonight for the number one ranked team the Friday Football Extra super-7, as George Washington hammers Albemarle 55 to 14.
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The GW band has plenty of chances to play tonight as the Eagles scored early and often.
Chanceton Rogers hands off to Brian Terry, and he gets in from eight yard out to make the score 48-to-George Washington in the third quarter.
The massacre would continue in the fourth as GW's Antonie Kirby scores from a yard out and the score is now 55-to-7.
SUPER=52-Albemarle/14/G.W. Danville/55;


Albemarle would add a later score after the Danville sixth graders came on!
Folks GW tunes up for nest week's battle with Glass by beating Albemarle 55-to-14.
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By the way that Danville-Glass rivalry dates all the way back to 1905.

3-Board-Bump


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Highlights of four more games are coming your away on tonight's edition of Friday Football Extra.
We'll as we break out the maps for a road trip from, Riner to Appomattox.
That excursion right after the final pages of tonight's scoreboard and the sounds of the Northside VIkings marching band. go to band-c and scores 3-FFE SCORES
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SUPER=64-Altavista/19/Tunstall/54;



SUPER=64-Halifax Co./14/E.C. Glass/49;



SUPER=64-Wm. Campbell/36/Gretna/8;



SUPER=64-Appalachia/42/Lebanon/30;



SUPER=64-Magna Vista/30/Laurel Park/12;



SUPER=64-Buffalo Gap/33/Riverheads/13;



SUPER=64-Jefferson Forest/37/Appomattox/15;



SUPER=64-Lord Botetourt/51/Alleghany/27;



SUPER=64-Graham/27/Princeton WV/0;



SUPER=64-Patrick Henry GS/36/George Wythe/8;





Auburn


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We're back and ready to roll into the New River Valley, and into the town
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of Riner where the Auburn Eagles welcomed Shawsville to town for a little Three Rivers action.
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Auburn was looking for a Homecoming win tonight against the much improved Shawnees.
But what better to jar the bones on a cold night than a wicked hit, and Shawsville's defense puts the cat on the Eagles ball carrier.
But Auburn would not be denied on this drive as William Shelton bangs in from three yards out to make it 6-to-nothing Eagles.
Shawsville would return the favor as Paul Sink turns this recpetion of a Chris Graham pass into a touchdown as the Shawnees tied the game at 6-all.
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But that was it as Auburn makes it a happy homecoming with the 21-to-6 win.
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James River


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The James River Knights were back in Buchanan tonight, but were they back down to earth a week after shutting out defending state champ Bath County?
Tonight the opponent was WINLESS Covington.
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Who else would be there to crash the Pioneer party tonight but the Parry McCluer coaching staff which took advantage of this off-week to do a little scouting.
We pick it up with James River on top 13-to-nothing and on the move, as Brian LeFlore blasts through the line for 18 yards and his second TD of the evening to make it 21-to-nothing.
The Knights would strike again early in the fourth quarter when Travis Blankenship handsoff to Jimmy Thompson from the two, the ball is knocked loose into the end zone, and Le Flore pounces on it for his third TD of the night.
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It's was 28-to-nothing before Covington avoided the shutout with Brent May pitching to Grover Price who scores from 21 yards out but the River rolls to the 28-to-7 win.
The Knights dedicated the win to Eric Austin, a teammate who was injured in a car wreck on Thursday, and is recovering at Roanoke Memorial.
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Appomattox


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Let's now head southeast from Buchanan down to Appomattox where the Raiders got an eyeful of the Jefferson Forest Cavaliers tonight.
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Homecoming at Bragg Stadium was about all Appomattox had to celebrate tonight, because by the time Ashley Lofton in the red coat was crowned Homecoming queen Jefferson Forest was on its way to a win.
Early in the first, The Cavaliers Frank Wade bangs in from the one yard line to give the Cavs a 7-to-nothing advantage.
The Raiders would answer that though with senior tailback Forrest Mayes taking the handoff and going 65 yard for the score. "Run Forest, Run!!!" And Appomattox ties the game at 7-all thanks to the speedy Forest.
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The Cavs wasted little time striking back with Wade scoring again and Jefferson Forest beats Appomattox to stay perfect against double A competition, the final 37 to 15.
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Gretna


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And finally, we head down to Pittsylvania County where the Gretna Hawks hooked up William Campbell in a Dogwood district battle.
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We pick it up with William Campbell's Eric Pannell scoring off tackle from the one to giver the Generals a 6-to-nothing in the first quarter.
The Generals would keep rolling in the second as Travis Briggs takes off on a 30 yard TD gallop and William Campbell starts to pull away with a 14-to-nothing lead.
Gretna would try its best to mount a comeback, but William Campbell's Curtis
Yuills (YOULLS) picks off the pass and SUPER=52-William Campbell/36/Gretna/8;

sets up another scoring opportunity.
Dominique Dews caps off that drive with a short run and William Campbell grounds the Hawks 36 to 8.
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Tease#1



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The Week seven - Super Seven is coming up along with this week's player of the week segment - that by the way features a school that has never had a player of the week in the 13 year history of this show, until tonight, but first has always it is my pleasure to present the Stopper of the Week.
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Stopper


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(( Last Friday night in Buchanan, most of the so called football experts figures that James River would be lucky to just stay close to Bath County in the Pioneer district opener for both schools.
But the Knights did much more than stay close. Doug Ross's underdogs played like MIghty Dog as they shutout the defending state champs 29-to-nothing.
The Knights recovered two fumbles and returned an interception for a touchdown.
The James River Knights - this week's Stopper of the Week.
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go to break

Super-7


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A few more upsets and few more changes in the Super-7 tonight.
But there's no change at the top.
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Vista/6-0/5. Patrick Henry/5-1/6. Pulaski Co./6-1/7. Staunton River./6-1;
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George Washington and Giles are head and shoulders above everybody right now at 7-and-oh.
Martinsville, Magna Vista and PH hold on to their spots.
Pulaski moves up to 6th and Staunton River moves back in, while Salem drops out.
And Glass is the pollbuster tonight, next week it will try to bust Danville.
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Player


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Our Player of the week for week seven often wears many hats while trying to lead his Shawsville football team to a win.
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Last Friday night is one prime example. Shawnee quarterback Chris Graham served as homecoming king, scored three touchdowns on offense, and made three interceptions on defense, and accounted for nearly 300 yards of offense in a win over Narrows. Steve Mason has more on this rather free spirited jack of all trades.
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((Against Narrows, Graham amassed 198 yards rushing, scored 3 touchdowns, threw for 133 yards and made 3 interceptions in Shawsville's 40-28 win over Narrows.
His poise and ability to handle pressure have quickened his climb to greatness, take a recent game against Craig County as an example. ((:))
A rather relaxed reaction from a teenager with a game on his shoulders. ((:))
Dealing with pressure is one of his many jobs. How about homecoming king. ((:))
The 6:3, 185 pound senior can add another honor to the list. ((:))
Maryland, South Carolina and JMU are among the many colleges recruiting Graham. Steve mason, friday Football Extra.)) ((
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College


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join Roy Stanley for News 7 at 7 on Saturday night with highlights of the Tech-Temple homecoming battle and the VMI-Marshall game.
Thanks again for checking out Friday Football Extra. take a break Until next week, have a safe weekend folks.
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