Both the Huskies and the Wildcats dropped big opportunities
to grab some key wins last Friday. North Gaston lost 35-28 to Stuart Cramer,
dropping the Wildcats to 3-5 overall and 1-3 in conference play. It does not
get easier for North Gaston as they travel to East Gaston then host South
Point. The Wildcats could reach the four win minimum if they beat Lake Norman
Charter in their home finale. But it might not be enough.
Hunter Huss was shocked by Lake Norman Charter as they fell
20-6. That drops the Huskies to 2-6 overall and 1-3 in the conference. This
makes their home game with Stuart Cramer a much needed win in order to get back
on track. A win could put Hunter Huss back in the driver’s seat in the 2A
portion of the conference given that each team would have two conference wins
and the Huskies would own the tie-breaker.
Total Shift In
Power
For the past two seasons, Bessemer City and Cherryville were
the Southern Piedmont 1A’s top conference teams. But both teams have fallen on
hard times. Cherryville just now got their first win of the season as they
romped Highland Tech 39-7. The Ironmen are 1-7 overall. Bessemer City dropped
their second consecutive conference game as they fell to Pine Lake Prep 26-0.
The Yellow Jackets are 2-6 overall.
The conference is likely to come down to Pine Lake Prep and
Community School of Davidson. Both are the only two undefeated teams left in
conference play. Although, Thomas Jefferson may still come up and force a three
way tie. The Gryphons lost to Community School of Davidson last week 35-21.
That was their first loss of the season.
There are three more weeks left in regulation and anything
can happen from here on out.
Yes, He Said That
When asked about the revenge factor South Point’s 34-7 win
over Forestview, head coach Mickey Lineberger said “It was sweet! I waited on
it for 365 days and our boys have too and it showed tonight.”
Not the Bill Belichick-like “just another game” response
that was expected.
Not only did South Point avenge their only conference loss from
last year (a 34-31 OT decision to Forestview), the Red Raiders are now in sole
possession of first place. South Point also held Forestview to their lowest
score of the year at seven points.
“I thought this was the most complete game we have played
all year. We had some good quarters. We had some good halves. But tonight was a
complete ball game on all sides of the ball, offense, defense and special teams.”
Lineberger said
Week 10 Games
Forestview @ Ashbrook
Lake Norman Charter @ South Point
North Gaston @ East Gaston
Stuart Cramer @ Hunter Huss
Newton-Conover @ Lincolnton
West Lincoln @ Maiden
West Caldwell @ East Lincoln
Bunker Hill @ Bandys
Crest @ East Rutherford
Chase @ Kings Mountain
Draughn @ Burns
R-S Central @ East Burke
Thomas Jefferson Academy @ Bessemer City
Highland Tech @ Community School of Davidson
Cherryville @ Pine Lake Prep
North Lincoln @ South Iredell
Greenville Home School @ Mountain Island Charter
Lake Norman Charter @ South Point
North Gaston @ East Gaston
Stuart Cramer @ Hunter Huss
Newton-Conover @ Lincolnton
West Lincoln @ Maiden
West Caldwell @ East Lincoln
Bunker Hill @ Bandys
Crest @ East Rutherford
Chase @ Kings Mountain
Draughn @ Burns
R-S Central @ East Burke
Thomas Jefferson Academy @ Bessemer City
Highland Tech @ Community School of Davidson
Cherryville @ Pine Lake Prep
North Lincoln @ South Iredell
Greenville Home School @ Mountain Island Charter
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