Feaster news- Week 11 High School Football notes

Nov 2, 2015, 3:07 PM

Spartanburg (RB commit Tavien Feaster) 56
Mauldin 33
***The Vikings (9-1 overall, 5-1 Region II-4A) played the first half without Shrine Bowl tailback Tavien Feaster, who sat out as a precaution because of a sore ankle. Feaster, who wears a brace on the shoulder he injured last year, played the second half and averaged 6.5 yards per carry on 10 carries.

“I’m going to have (shoulder) surgery some time in the end when I’m done playing football (this season),” he said. Mauldin scored on the game's first play on a 63-yard pass and it set the tone for the shootout. Quarterback Austin Scott didn’t tie his own state record from last week but came close as he threw eight touchdown passes. He was 38 of 53 for 492 yards.
Link: http://preps.goupstate.com/article/20151030/PREPS/151039948/1011/PREPS

Fort Myers (2017 RB Darian Felix) 56
@ Lee County 14
Felix had another outstanding performance as he rushed 5 times for 28 yards with two TDs along with two catches for 80 yards and a TD. He was also a factor in the return game and averaged 33.5 yards per kickoff return.

Scotland Co. (2018 RB Zamir White) 48
@ Lumberton 3
Scotland took control of the contest on its opening possession as Zamir White rushed for one of three first-quarter scores when he found the end zone from one yard out. He added touchdown runs of 41 yards and six yards before the quarter ended to give the Scots a commanding 21-0 advantage heading into the second. The Fighting Scots are now 10-0 on the year. Star RB Zamir White entered the game averaging over 8 yards per carry (1569 yds) and 30 TDs.

Jonesboro (QB commit Zerrick Cooper) 36
@ Pike County 3
Film of Cooper on Friday night- http://www.maxpreps.com/games/football-fall-15/jonesboro-vs-pike-county/10-30-2015-LpDKAnlZWkaQZKxfYmrL7A.htm
Following the Tigers huge win over Miami, Cooper had this to say, "It was a blowout, but really a great game,” Cooper said. “The offense was very explosive, and the defense was unstoppable and put up points.”

Opelika (2017 QB Jake Bentley) 44
Enterprise 27
Bentley was 7-for-11 passing with 222 yards and four touchdowns.
Check this play out- http://uproxx.com/sports/2015/10/surefire-interception-turned-touchdown-high-school-football/
Opelika High School (AL) was without a loss and going for their first unbeaten season since 2003 against Enterprise on Friday and, while they still probably would have won without this play (they ended up securing a comfortable 44-27 victory), there’s no arguing that luck was on their side. Opelika quarterback Jake Bentley went back to pass in the red zone, but his pass was thrown directly to a Enterprise defensive back who only had to hold on to a ball thrown right at him to secure an easy interception.

Instead, the Enterprise defender couldn’t hang on, and bobbled it as he was falling to the ground. This created a golden opportunity for Opelika wideout Jaleel Heard, who was running in to make the tackle but, instead, took full advantage of the Enterprise mistake and scooped the ball out of the air at the last second for the unlikely touchdown. Bentley (who has offers from Auburn, Stanford, and Clemson among others) has thrown for 23 touchdown passes thus far in his high school career, but I think it’s safe to assume that that was by far the weirdest.

Dudley (2017 QB Hendon Hooker) 35
Page (WR Diondre Overton) 7
Going into the game, Hooker has passed for more than 1,300 yards (13 TDs/2 INT) and rushed for over 800 yards with 10 TDs. n a much-anticipated Metro 4-A Conference football game between the teams tied for No. 2 in this week’s HSXtra Top 10, Dudley went back to basics and pulled away for a 35-7 win over Page on Friday night before a full house at J.A. Tarpley Stadium. Page’s only points came on a spectacular individual effort by wide receiver Diondre Overton. Facing 3rd-and-14 from the Dudley 20, the senior took a pass from Will Jones on the left sideline that was set up as a tunnel screen. But Overton spun back toward the sideline, leaving Dudley’s Brion Seagraves on the turf and sprinted for the score with 10:00 to play in the half as the Pirates tied the score.

Grayson (2017 QB Chase Brice) 50
Brookwood 10
Brice was a near-perfect 17-of-18 passing for 350 yards and five touchdowns

J.H. Rose (WR commit Cornell Powell) 76
C.B. Aycock 42
Powell had a 70 yard TD catch. After Clemson's huge victory over Miami last week, Powell had this to say, “It was just straight dominance. They showed why they are in the top four! The offense is unstoppable. They have a great leader at quarterback, and they’re clicking on all cylinders.”
Film- http://www.witn.com/sports/endzone/headlines/WEEK-11-Rose--CB-Aycock-338358422.html

Plant City (WR commit TJ Chase) 28
@ Lennard 20
Chase had 13 tackles, a tackle for loss, pass break up, and a TD catch. Plant City had a 70-yard touchdown drive capped by a 16-yard touchdown pass from Corey King to Tavares Chase, giving the Raiders a two possession lead in the third quarter. Facing double and triple teams, Chase is averaging over 22 yards per reception to go with 44 tackles and two INTs.

Havelock (2017 RB/Ath Montrece Gatling) 40
Swansboro 10
Gatling entered the game with 7 rushing TDs, 14 tackles, and 9 pass break ups.
Film- http://www.witn.com/sports/endzone/headlines/WEEK-11-Havelock--Swansboro-338366542.html

Cuthbertson (2017 WR JT Cauthen) 31
@ Sun Valley 27
Star junior WR JT Cauthen entered the game with 37 receptions for 695 yards and nine TDs.

Wando (2017 WR Ortre Smith) 20
@ Cane Bay 35
The Warriors came into the game with a 2-7 overall record. Smith had nine catches for 93 yards and two scores.

Union County (2017 WR Shi Smith) 24
@ Chester 7
The Jackets entered the game with a 3-6 record. Smith had a 33 yard touchdown reception.

Archer (2017 Ath Jamyest Williams)
@ Dacula
This game was put off until Saturday after two brother from Dacula High School died in a horrific accident en route to school on Friday morning. http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/2nd-dacula-high-student-dies-after-crash-that-kill/npC4t/

Clay-Chalkville (2017 WR Nico Collins) 53
Hewitt-Trussville 25
Ty Pigrome did what Ty Pigrome usually does and Clay-Chalkville pulled away from Hewitt-Trussville with a 53-35 win in both teams’ regular season finale. Pigrome accounted for seven touchdowns, rushing for two and throwing for five. Four went to Alabama commit T.J. Simmons. Pigrome went 13-for-20 for 272 pass yards with 11 rushes for 127 yards.

Powdersville (2018 Ath EJ Humphrey) 6
@ Blacksburg 0
Powdersville scored in the fourth on a 14 yard pass from Emery Williams but the kick was no good.

Byrnes (WR Demarcus Gregory) 31
Dorman 7
The Rebels came into this matchup with an 8-1 record. Stats were unavailable after this game.

Argyle (TE commit JC Chalk) 70
@ Pinkston 0
Chalk had two receptions for 22 yards in the contest. The Eagles, 9-1 overall, are led by TE JC Chalk who has 5 overall TDs.

Pinecrest (OL commit Sean Pollard) 28
@ Richmond 49
The Patriots are now 8-2 on the year. Pollard on the Tigers victory over Miami, “It was a great team win. The offensive line showed they can play smash-mouth football. They also showed they can play together and run the ball down someone’s throat.”

Fort Dorchester (OL John Simpson/ 18' QB Dakereon Joyner) 45
Bluffton 6
The unbeaten Patriots came in with a 10-0 record and had no plans of going down. RB Datron James rushed for three touchdowns and Dakereon Joyner also had a hand in two scores.

Peddie (2017 OL commit Noah Dehond) 13
Hun (2017 DL Fred Hansard) 40
The Hun Raiders remain unbeaten after finishing off 5-2 Peddie on Saturday night.

Mallard Creek (2017 OL Eric Douglas/ WR Ryan Jones)
BYE week

Whale Branch (DL commit Nyles Pinckney) 14
@ Battery Creek 21
Coach Jerry Hatcher's squad entered the game with a 4-4 overall record. The Dolphins (4-5, 3-1 in Region 6-AA) eliminated the defending league champs from league title race.

Wake Forest (DL Dexter Lawrence/18' RB Devon Lawrence) 26
Sanderson 9
Several members of the Clemson coaching staff were on hand for this game. RB Devon Lawrence had 129 rushing yards and a TD. No defensive stats were posted. The undefeated Cougars, now 9-0, have one game remaining and are the top ranked team in the state.

Paramus Catholic (Rashan Gary, Corey Bolds, Drew Singleton) 27
DePaul 35
For complete details, read: http://www.tigernet.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=1505438

Bishop Sullivan (17' DL Breyon Gaddy/ Ath Brandon Gaddy) 14
@ Saint John Paul 17

Wichita East (DE commit Xavier Kelly) 8
Southeast 0
The Blue Aces won their first game of the year.
Kelly on Clemson's walloping of Miami, "It was great football all around. I love how the younger players made an impact, too. Seeing those guys (Dodd and Lawson) motivates me and gets me excited. I can’t wait to get there.”

Mary Persons (2017 DE Malik Herring) 37
Baldwin County 3
Persons outscored Baldwin 23-0 in the second quarter before moving to 9-0 for the first time since 1994. Jaquavious Sims led Mary Persons with two touchdowns, one on a 2-yard run and the other on a 4-yard pass. Zach Harvey added a 7-yard rushing touchdown. Vic Henderson recorded a safety and Quen Wilson scored on a 7-yard run.

Northgate (LB commit James Skalski) 21
Starr's Mill 7
The Vikings went into the game undefeated (9-0) while giving up less than 6 points per game. Junior scat back Ton Evans dipped, squirted and sprinted his way to more than 200 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Northgate held a 14-0 lead at the half on two touchdown runs by Evans. The first came on the second play of the game. After Evans raced 62 yards on the first play from scrimmage down to the Panther 16 yard line, he still had enough juice to sprint into the end zone on the next play. In the second quarter, a blocked punt by senior linebacker James Skalski set the Vikings up at the Starr’s Mill 30 yard line, and Evans would eventually score on a 10-yard run.

Crest (2017 LB Justin Foster) 41
Burns 0
Foster had 9 tackles, including one for a loss, a forced fumble, an INT return for a score, and a sack. For the season, Foster has tallied 50 tackles (8 for a loss), 2 sacks, and 2 caused fumbles.

Broome (2017 LB D'Marco Jackson) 29
@ Lancaster 16
The Centurions, 4-6, needed this win to qualify for the playoffs. Broome tied the game on the last play of regulation to save their season. Maurio Garcia’s 34-yard field goal as time expired in regulation tied the game at 23-23. Trevor Latham’s field goal in overtime gave Lancaster a 26-23 lead, but Broome responded on its possession with a 10-yard run by Demarco Jackson to pick up the come-from-behind win.

Westlake (2017 LB Jaden Hunter) 41
@ South Cobb 6
This game was 14-6 game at the half but Westlake tallied another 13 in the 3rd and 14 in the 4th to improve to 7-2 on the year.

Daniel (2018 LB Jake Venables/ QB Ben Batson) 27
@ Seneca 35
The 4-6 Lions were downed by Seneca who finished the season undefeated.

Shelby (2018 LB Dax Hollifield) 42
Draughn 0
The Lions’ defense – sparked by defensve end Michael Carson and linebacker Dax Hollifield --- allowed only 11 total yards in the first half and 29 for the contest en route to the initial shutout of the season for that unit. The Wildcats’ only maneuvers that crossed midfield during the contest were assisted by Shelby penalties. Speaking of yellow flags, Shelby had four touchdowns erased by penalties and a long punt return wiped out as well.

Vance (DB Myles Dorn) 14
@ Hopewell 13
The 6-4 Cougars edged Hopewell narrowly on Friday's showdown.

Hough (2016 DB Marquill Osborne) 30
@ North Mecklenburg 6
The 9-1 Huskies used big plays to come out on top in this one on Friday. Defensive back Adam Smith came up with back-to-back interceptions in the third quarter. Meanwhile, linebacker Andrew Dziuk had three of his career-best four sacks in the second half as the Huskies shut down 16th-ranked North Mecklenburg and clinched a share of their first-ever MECKA 4A title. Marquill Osborne had a 17 and 44 yard TD reception.

Calhoun (2017 DB commit Baylon Spector) 40
Lakeview 0
The 9-0 Yellow Jackets clinched their 15th straight region championship with a rout of the winless Warriors. Calhoun outgained LFO 497 to 105 and allowed just three first downs. Kaelan Riley completed 8-of-11 passes for 126 yards and one touchdown while adding 42 rushing yards. Bryson Bushong carried seven times for 84 yards and a career-high three touchdowns. Kolby Reynolds returned an interception 20 yards for a pick-six. Olico Dennis ran for two touchdowns. Zack Fuller and Brandon Spector caught touchdown passes. Jess Ralston ran in a 63-yard touchdown.

Lake Marion (2017 DB/Ath Davondre Robinson) 24
@ Andrews 26
Robinson did everything but win the game in this one. He was 10 of 14 passing for 151 yards and rushed 11 times for 185 yards with 2 TDs. Robinson also accumulated 13 tackles in addition to returning an INT 55 yards for a TD. Wow!!!

Etowah (2017 DB Stuart Head) 41
Wheeler 0
Etowah racked up 402 yards of total offense while limiting the visiting Wildcats to just 79 yards as the Eagles coasted to a shutout victory. An impressive 241 yards of Etowah’s offensive assault came through the air. The home team led 7-0 after one quarter, 14-0 at halftime and 34-0 going into the fourth. Top performers: Eagles’ quarterback Patrick Ferris completed 10 of 15 passes for 241 yards and threw a touchdown pass to Blake Jones, who finished with 49 receiving yards. Ferris’ favorite target was Jackson Sisk, who had six catches for 96 yards. A balanced rushing attack saw Tyray Devezin carry 10 times for 32 yards and two touchdowns.

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Feaster news- Week 11 High School Football notes

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