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40 Thompson

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54 Cornerstone

58 Kingwood

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On the coverBrandon WellsCalera senior quarterback Brandon Wells is poised to help the Eagles take fl ight. Read more about Wells and other impact players starting on page 45.

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QuarterbacksSenior Ben McKinney received plenty of experience at quarterback last season. McKinney will take charge of a running-oriented offensive attack for the Yellow Jackets. The backup quarterback position will be settled in fall practice.

Running BacksMcKinney and junior Shacorry Lilly will each see plenty of time at running back as well. Both will be workhorses for the Yellow Jackets. Junior Chris Brown, sophomore Demonte Johnson and freshman Rodney Groce will also see plenty of carries.

Wide ReceiversThe Yellow Jackets will be breaking in a new group of receivers, with senior Judd Moore as the only returning player with varsity experience. Junior Tyler Roper, sophomore Jamichael Chapman and a host of freshmen will round out the group.

Offensive LineJuniors Chris Brown, Ryan Brasher and Kyle Wells will each play a key role up front. Sophomores Brandon Knox, Elex Harris and Chase Howard will also need to step up on the offensive line. FreshmanBryce O’Steen will also be in the mix.

Defensive LineJuniors Chris Brown and Ryan Brasher, along with sophomores Brandon Knox, Elex Harris and Chase Howard, will be needed as two-way players capable of playing on both sides of the ball for the Yellow Jackets.

LinebackersSenior Ben McKinney will spearhead the defensive unit from his middle linebacker position. Junior Shacorry Lilly and sophomore Jamichael Chapman will see time at linebacker.

SecondarySenior Judd Moore is the only returning player in the secondary with previous varsity experience. Junior Tyler Roper, and freshmen Austin Young, Demetrius Lilly and Rodney Groce will be in the mix for playing time.

Special TeamsKicking and punting aren’t top options at Vincent. Expect the Yellow Jackets to be willing to take chances on fourth downs and two-point conversions.

The Yellow Jackets made it to the playoffs despite being plagued by the injury bug last season. Vincent must replace a few starters, but an easier region slate should pave the way for another playoff appearance. Shacorry Lilly

2010 SHELBY COUNTY FOOTBALL 5

#22 Ben McKinney QB/LB Sr.

#30 Shacorry Lilly RB/LB Jr.

#55 Ryan Brasher OL/DL Jr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

Maplesville

@Central-Hayneville*

Billingsley*

R.C. Hatch*

Montevallo

@Francis Marion*

Isabella*

@Thorsby*

American Christian*

@Winterboro

2010 VINCENTSCHEDULE

Head Coach: Dwight Spradley (33-50, 9th year)

Assistants: Todd Davis, Ted Gipson, John Hadder and Brent Lightsey

AHSAA 2A, REGION 42009: 7-4 (4-3)

* Region game

Last region title: 2006Last playoff game: 2009

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Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Harold Garrett Field on campus, Vincent

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No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr3 Judd Moore WR/DB 5-9 145 Sr.

6 Chris Brown RB/DL 5-10 195 Jr.

12 Ryan Kelow WR/CB 5-6 145 Fr.

16 Jace Greene LB 5-9 130 8th

22 Ben McKinney QB/DB 6-1 210 Sr.

26 Austin Young WR/CB 5-6 125 Fr.

28 Demonte Johnson DL 5-8 175 So.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr30 Shacorry Lilly RB/LB 5-11 164 Jr.

31 Rodney Groce RB 5-11 180 Fr.

32 Jamichael Chapman WR/LB 5-6 130 So.

33 Demetrius Lilly WR/DB 5-6 110 Fr.

35 Tyler Roper WR/CB 5-9 120 Jr.

50 Chase Howard OL/DL 5-10 200 So.

51 Brandon Knox OL/DL 6-1 195 So.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr55 Ryan Brasher LB/RG 5-11 170 Jr.

57 Chris Kelley DE 5-11 175 Fr.

58 Jay Hamilton DL 5-11 170 Fr.

64 Brandon Franklin DL 6-1 200 So.

67 Elex Harris OL/DL 5-11 150 So.

68 Tyler Huffstutler DT 5-10 200 So.

70 Bryce O’Steen OL/DL 5-10 275 Fr.

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QuarterbacksTaylor Burr, a 5-foot-10, 150-pound junior, will line up behind center for the Bulldogs. Burr, who will be asked to lead a run-first, pass-second attack, has a pretty accurate arm. Junior Justin Devould will serve as Burr’s back up.

Running BacksJunior Garrius Chappell, a 6-1, 195-pound back, is a returning starter at running back. Chappell is likely to be the focus of the offense as newcomers get their feet wet at key positions. Chappell is a threat to break away for a long run any time he touches the ball. Devould, junior Eric Smith and sophomore Ronezz Stevens will provide depth in the backfield.

Wide ReceiversR.J. Scaife, a 5-8, 150-pound junior, is a returning starter and the leading receiver for the Bulldogs. Scaife will be needed in short yardage situations and on third-and-long. Stevens and senior Stone Pritchett will be capable targets for Burr. Senior tight end Lionel Watkins can cause trouble for an opposing defense with his size.

Offensive LineThree positions on the offensive line are set with senior guard Jesse Lee, junior tackle Trey Colley and junior center Zach Smith. Seniors Austin Nicholas, Derek Freeman, Aaron Buff, Josh Hughes and Carlos

Sumerlin, along with sophomores Korey Cunningham and Demetrouse Conwell, will battle for the remaining spots.

Defensive LineSenior Jesse Lee and junior Trey Colley are returning veterans up front. Seniors Josh Hughes and Carlos Sumerlin will play key roles with sophomores Korey Cunningham and Demetrouse Conwell providing depth.

LinebackersThe linebacking unit is in good hands with senior Lincoln Crider and juniors Zach Smith and David Shirah. The group received plenty of playing time as back-ups last season.

SecondaryJunior R.J. Scaife is a returning starter at cornerback, but the rest of the secondary will be young. Junior Garrius Chappell has experience in the defensive backfield. Seniors Stone Pritchett and Lionel Watkins, along with sophomore Ronezz Stevens, may see playing time in the secondary.

Special TeamsThe Bulldogs are set with junior placekicker Brett Grey. Punting duties are still up for grabs.

The Bulldogs begin the season under their third coach in three years. The excitement level is high under first-year coach Jamie Williams. Montevallo hopes to make it back to the playoffs in Williams’ first season at the helm. Garrius Chappell


#2 Garrius Chappell RB/DB Jr.

#4 R.J. Scaife WR/DB Sr.

#99 Brett Grey K Sr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

Calera

@Greensboro*

@Aliceville*

Sipsey Valley*

@Vincent

Sumter County*

@Northside*

@Gordo*

Hale County*

Central-Coosa

2010 MONTEVALLO SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Jamie Williams (First year)

Assistants: Brent McCaleb, Law-rence Lilly, Donald McMahon, Matt Taylor, Justin Cannady and Richard Colley

AHSAA 3A, REGION 42009: 4-7 (3-4)

* Region game


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Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

MONTEVALLO HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Theron Fisher Stadium Richard Gillam Field - City Park, Montevallo


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr1 Garrius Chappell RB 5-11 177 Jr.

2 Jessie Cox WR 5-9 142 So.

3 Taylor Burr QB 5-9 140 Jr.

4 RJ Scaife WR 5-4 126 Jr.

5 Jamichael Gentry WR 5-6 141 Jr.

6 Justin Devould QB 5-8 153 Jr.

7 Anthoney Whitehead WR 5-10 136 Jr.

8 Brandon Lutz WR 5-10 161 So.

9 Korey Cunningham TE 6-4 194 So.

10 Ronezz Stevens WR 5-9 166 So.

11 Stone Pritchett WR 5-6 130 Sr.

12 Artez Ferrell QB 5-9 131 Fr.

13 Lance Boothe RB 5-10 141 Fr.

14 Jonathan Roberson WR 5-7 120 Fr.

15 Brett Gray K 6-0 182 Jr.

19 Matt Talley WR 5-4 116 Jr.

20 Sean Smith DB 5-11 162 So.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr21 Darian Mounticure RB 5-8 135 Jr.

22 D’Andre McCary DT 5-10 130 So.

23 David Shirah LB 5-10 153 Jr.

24 Elijah Gandy DB 5-9 150 Jr.

31 Devontae Mayweather DB 5-5 114 Fr.

33 B.J. Smith DL 5-8 191 So.

34 Aaron Terrill WR 5-7 145 Fr.

44 Jake Lucas DE 5-9 158 Fr.

50 Austin Nicholas OL 6-0 242 Sr.

51 Derek Freeman OL 6-4 211 Sr.

52 Demetrouse Conwell OL 5-9 172 So.

53 Trey Colley OL 6-2 241 Jr.

54 Zack Smith OL 5-11 179 Jr.

55 Patrick Lawley OL 5-8 243 Jr.

56 Jesse Lee OL 5-11 204 Sr.

57 Aaron Zamecnik OL 5-9 194 So.

58 Blake Henry OL 5-10 225 Fr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr59 Lincoln Crider LB 5-10 193 Sr.

60 Jonathan Duncan OL 6-1 210 Jr.

61 Jonathan Keller DT 6-3 263 Sr.

62 Jacouri Burns OL 5-4 204 Fr.

64 Chris Smith OL 5-9 153 So.

65 Jake Gentry OL 5-8 163 So.

66 Josh Hughes OL 5-8 189 Sr.

67 Temarcus Lilly OL 5-6 163 Fr.

70 Troy Marshall OL 6-1 230 Fr.

71 Colby Taylor OL 6-0 186 Jr.

73 Carlos Sumerlin OL 5-9 350 Sr.

75 Aaron Buff OL 5-7 236 Sr.

76 Ryan Edwards OL 5-11 172 Fr.

79 Chris Terrill OL 5-8 181 Jr.

80 Mitch Sanders WR 5-7 161 Fr.

83 John Pate WR 5-7 137 Fr.

88 Lionel Watkins TE 6-0 177 Sr.

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QuarterbacksSenior Brandon Wells is entering his third season as the Eagles’ starting quarterback. At 6-foot-4, 180 pounds, Wells is a tough player to defend with his ability to get outside of the pocket and make a deep throw on the run.

Running BacksJunior Eugene Rodgers has a tendency to be overshadowed by Wells in the backfield, but he’s an incredible athlete in his own right. Rodgers keeps opposing defenses honest with his speed and power. Senior A.J. Nixon and junior Tony Elkins will also see plenty of touches this season.

Wide ReceiversJunior Jeremy Hyde is the third piece of the Eagles’ three-headed-monster attack on offense. The Eagles have plenty of depth in this group with seniors Travis Green, Channing Mitchell, Cikia Shanks and Channen Fletcher, along with junior Nick Pennington. Freshman Ronnie Clark is also a capable target for Wells.

Offensive LineCalera is in pretty good shape up front with the return of senior tackle Skylar Wachs, senior guard Terry Howell, junior guard Jerry Smith and junior center T.J. Killingsworth. Seniors Kenny Frederick and Logan McNamee, along with juniors Augie Mustoe and Kyle Brasher, will battle for playing time.

Defensive LineThe defensive front is in fine condition with the return of seniors Kevin Johnson and Chris Martin. Senior Jerry Smith, junior Augie Mustoe and freshman Titus Adams will also battle for playing time. Seniors Jeremy Lacey and Erik Tinajero will provide depth.

LinebackersSenior Skylar Wachs takes over as the middle linebacker after playing on the defensive line last season. Seniors A.J. Nixon and Terry Howell return with plenty of varsity experience under their belts. Seniors Henoko Lubala, Arnulfo Leyva and Michael Crosby could also work their way into the mix.

SecondaryThe secondary is stacked with returning veterans in seniors Travis Green, Channing Mitchell and Alek Kauffman, juniors Eugene Rodgers and Jeremy Hyde and freshman Ronnie Clark. Seniors Channen Fletcher and Money Lyles and junior JustinBrickler will also fight for playing time.

Special TeamsBoth placekicking and punting duties remain question marks entering fall practice after the unit was decimated by graduation.

Calera should be one of the most dangerous teams in its class this season under coach Scott Martin. The Eagles have plenty of experienced veterans back. A record-breaking season could be ahead for the Eagles. Eugene Rodgers


#6 Brandon Wells QB Sr.

#4 Eugene Rodgers RB/DB Jr.

#8 Jeremy Hyde WR/DB Jr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

@Montevallo

@Beauregard*

Dadeville*

Elmore County*

Jemison

@Holtville*

Lincoln*

@Munford*

Childersburg*

@Dallas County

2010 CALERASCHEDULE

Head Coach: Scott Martin (8-3, 2nd year)

Assistants: Chris McCrackin, James Knowles, Gary Griffi th, Wiley McKeller, Chris Marsh and Mike Reynolds

AHSAA 4A, REGION 32009: 8-3 (6-1)


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Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

CALERA HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Ricky M. Cairns Stadium Oliver Park, Calera


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr1 Ronnie Clark WR/DB 6-2 168 Fr.

2 Travis Green WR/DB 5-8 162 Sr.

3 Cikia Shanks WR 6-0 166 Sr.

4 Eugene Rodgers WR/DB 5-9 155 Jr.

5 Channing Mitchell DB 5-11 150 Sr.

6 Brandon Wells QB/DB 6-4 175 Sr.

7 Jordan Bishop WR 6-3 170 Fr.

8 Jeremy Hyde WR/DB 6-3 170 Jr.

9 Nick Pennington WR/DB 6-0 178 Jr.

10 Tyler Harrell QB 5-9 145 Fr.

11 Daillon Kennedy WR/DB 5-9 155 Fr.

12 A.J. Nixon LB 5-8 184 Sr.

13 Chasen Baker WR 5-5 120 Fr.

15 Andrew McNeal LB 5-7 138 Jr.

16 James Richardson DB 5-9 150 Sr.

17 Keith Dowdell WR/DB 6-0 175 So.

18 Alek Kauffman LB 6-2 171 Sr.

19 Zack Reneau QB 6-1 160 So.

20 De’Rodgus Campbell LB 6-0 160 Fr.

21 Justin Brickler LB 5-9 174 Jr.

22 Tony Elkins DL/RB 5-10 185 Jr.

23 Brian Stone RB/DB 5-9 160 Fr.

24 Garrett Reddin DL 5-9 155 Fr.

25 Braxton Starks LB 5-4 160 Fr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr26 Sean Johnson WR 5-9 130 So.

27 Jacob Ferguson DB 5-10 152 So.

28 Te’Darius King RB/LB 5-10 163 So.

29 Michael Crosby DB 5-6 140 Sr.

30 Zack Penn LB 5-10 163 So.

31 Aaron Smith WR 5-6 140 So.

32 Henry Davis RB/DB 5-6 150 Fr.

34 Brandon Johnson DB 5-9 134 So.

35 Devonte’ Carter DB 5-5 150 Jr.

37 Sheldon Nixon LB 5-8 168 So.

39 Jacob Danley WR/LB 5-10 165 So.

41 Jason Grooms DB 5-10 150 So.

42 Coby Mize LB 5-8 155 Fr.

43 Boise Oden DL 6-0 164 Jr.

44 Henoko Lubala LB 6-0 195 Sr.

45 Money Lyles RB/DB 5-8 160 Sr.

46 Austin Dowdy DB/K 5-6 120 Fr.

50 Spencer Riggs OL/LB 5-11 192 So.

51 Tyler Patton OL 5-9 185 Fr.

52 Kevin Johnson OL/LB 6-2 168 Sr.

53 Justin Gentry OL 5-9 160 So.

54 Terrence Howell OL/DL 6-2 225 Sr.

55 T.J. Killingsworth OL/LB 5-8 195 Jr.

56 Kenny Frederick OL 6-0 225 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr57 Richard Davis OL 5-9 247 Jr.

59 Logan McNamee LB 5-9 175 Sr.

60 Kris King OL 6-0 265 Fr.

61 Colton Rainier LB 5-7 150 So.

62 Skylar Wachs OL/DL 6-2 205 Sr.

64 Brandt Kernop OL 5-11 180 So.

65 Cameron Johnson OL/DL 5-9 230 Jr.

66 Josh Wood OL 6-1 212 So.

67 Chris Martin DL 6-1 218 Sr.

70 Jonathan Wells DL 5-11 142 Jr.

71 Kevin Murry OL 6-0 234 So.

72 Romel Taylor OL/DL 5-8 220 Jr.

73 Lewis Gaines OL 5-5 150 Fr.

75 Auggie Mustoe OL 6-0 236 Jr.

76 Cody Thomaston DL 5-9 175 Fr.

77 Gray Gaines OL 5-9 268 So.

78 Sean Reardon OL 5-8 210 So.

80 Channen Fletcher WR/DL 6-2 173 Sr.

82 Stephen Ellison WR 5-9 120 Fr.

84 Jacob Tidwell DL 5-6 152 So.

85 Colby Shaw WR 5-8 155 Fr.

99 D.J. Johnson RB/DL 5-10 237 Jr.

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QuarterbacksPaul Barber has graduated, leaving the door wide open for three competitors. Ben Craft, Tanner Cunningham and John Stapleton, who came to Briarwood from Arizona during the offseason, will battle to replace Barber as the starting quarterback.

Running BacksSam Whitaker will open the new campaign as the starting running back, but Taylor Cole could put pressure on Whitaker and push for the job. Both will see playing time. Matt Furuto will serve as the H-back, a position that will be utilized a lot in offensive coordinator Joe Craddock’s spread attack.

Wide ReceiversNothing has been set in stone when it comes to the receiving unit, according to head coach Fred Yancey. Cole Pearson, Devin Bowman, Wilson Whorton, Kevin McKelvey and Turner Herron are vying for starting spots at the receiver positions. Michael Latham and Canon Smith will compete to be the starting tight end.

Offensive LineThe Lions do have some experience coming back to the offensive line. Returning starter Tim Crenshaw will hold down one tackle spot, and Nick Maxey will return and play center after making the move from guard. Alex Cain and Patrick Morton will move in at the guard positions, and Preston Pittman will be the new starter opposite Crenshaw at the other tackle spot. Wesley Jones will be a versatile backup and provide depth.

Defensive LineThe defensive coaches couldn’t ask for more than a three-year starter returning, and that’s exactly what they’re getting in defensive end Caleb Ward. Ward will be joined by Jake Whaley at the other end spot. Tyler Whitworth, who makes the move over from the offensive line, and Jackson Thomas will start on the interior at defensive tackle. Thomas Hess and Bradley Byers will play each spot on the line.

LinebackersThe Lions are counting on three players to lead the linebacker corps in 2010. Roy Gilbert will start at middle linebacker. Gilbert will be flanked by Tom Muir-Taylor at strong side outside linebacker and Brooks Willoughby at the weak side linebacker spot.

SecondaryThe secondary may be the deepest and most experienced group for Yancey’s squad this season. Kalan Reed returns to start at one cornerback spot while Tyler Nix will try his hand as a first-year starter at the other cornerback position. Cooper Harrington and Chad Davis return to anchor the secondary at the safety positions. Forest Roberson will back up Harrington and Davis while Wynne Morris will provide depth at cornerback.

Special TeamsHarrington will double up as the kick returner and punt returner. Whorton will handle the punting duties and could be the team’s placekicker as well.

After being ousted in the third round of the playoffs last season, Briarwood will be looking to go further in 2010. The Lions will be tested by a daunting schedule, but will be well prepared for it with coach Fred Yancey in charge. Sam Whitaker


#13 Sam Whitaker RB Sr.

#67 Tyler Whitworth DL Sr.

#29 Cooper Harrington DB Sr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

Demopolis

Moody*

@Erwin*

Chelsea*

@Vestavia Hills

@Talladega*

@Pinson Valley*

Shelby County*

Sylacauga*

Anniston

2010 BRIARWOOD SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Fred Yancey(194-61, 21st year)

Assistants: Joe Craddock, Mike Sanders, Ernest Carroll, David Hannah, Mike Forester, Shane Harmon, Matthew Forester and Chris Donnelly

AHSAA 5A, REGION 52009: 9-4 (6-0)

* Region game


DATE

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Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.28

BRIARWOOD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Lion Pride Stadium on campus, North Shelby


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr1 Cole Pearson WR 5-10 150 Jr.

2 Ben Craft QB 6-3 205 Jr.

3 Zachary Bekken DB 5-11 160 Jr.

4 Kalan Reed DB 5-11 175 Jr.

5 Regan White FB 5-7 150 So.

6 Matthew Furuto HB 5-9 175 Jr.

7 Jon Stapleton QB 6-1 170 Jr.

8 Keith Shamblin WR 5-6 140 So.

9 Kevin McKelvey WR 6-1 160 Jr.

10 Tanner Cunningham QB 6-0 155 So.

11 Daniel Robert WR 6-3 200 So.

12 Sam Morris DB 5-7 145 So.

13 Sam Whitaker FB 5-10 215 Jr.

14 Phillip Smith QB 6-2 187 Jr.

15 Bankston Barnes DB 6-2 180 So.

16 Holden Gulley DB 6-2 165 Jr.

17 Grier McMillian FB 5-5 185 Sr.

18 Chad Davis DB 6-3 197 Jr.

19 Justin Palmer LB 5-10 185 So.

20 Ben Parks DB 5-9 150 Jr.

21 Wilson Whorton WR 6-0 170 Sr.

22 Gunner Patrick DB 5-7 145 So.

23 Forest Roberson DB 5-11 165 Sr.

24 Will Byers LB 6-1 185 So.

25 Matthew Caldwell WR 5-10 150 Jr.

26 Dylan Harrington HB 5-9 140 So.

27 Keeton Russell HB 5-7 150 Jr.

28 William Rutledge WR 5-11 160 Jr.

29 Cooper Harrington DB 6-1 180 Sr.

30 Jackson Crutchfield DL 6-0 160 Jr.

31 Wynne Morris DB 5-8 150 Sr.

32 Taylor Core FB 5-9 160 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr33 Tanner Gann FB 5-10 185 So.

34 Jordan Carroll LB 6-0 200 So.

35 Michael Day LB 6-0 175 Jr.

36 Scottie Dreher FB 5-10 155 Jr.

37 Margan White FB 5-9 160 Jr.

38 David Townes LB 6-0 170 Jr.

39 Michael Belling DB 5-9 155 Jr.

40 John Dutton LB 5-8 155 So.

41 Tom Muir Taylor LB 6-2 190 Jr.

42 Roy Gilbert LB 5-11 180 Jr.

43 Tyler Nix DB 5-10 150 Jr.

44 Turner Herron WR 6-4 180 Sr.

45 David Hodges FB 5-10 175 Jr.

46 Wells Holliday LB 5-9 160 Jr.

47 Kevin Wilson HB 5-10 145 Jr.

48 Chris Waltz LB 6-0 180 So.

49 Robert Price DB 5-11 170 Jr.

50 Drew Campbell OL 6-0 170 So.

52 Marshall Wickersham DL 5-10 200 Jr.

54 Patrick Morton OL 6-0 265 Jr.

55 Jake Proctor DL 5-7 170 So.

56 Jonathan Paramore OL 6-0 210 So.

57 Tyler Mitchell DL 6-0 220 Jr.

58 Kyle Jennings OL 5-9 180 So.

59 Brooks Bell OL 6-0 200 Jr.

60 Dahler Battle DL 6-2 190 Jr.

61 D.J. Johnson OL 5-11 176 So.

62 Matthew Drennen LB 5-7 170 So.

63 Wesley Jones OL 6-2 245 Jr.

64 Jared Core OL 5-9 175 So.

66 Arjen Meter DL 5-10 225 Jr.

67 Tyler Whitworth DL 5-10 220 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr68 Karson Jones DL 6-0 185 Jr.

70 Jake Whaley DL 6-6 220 Jr.

71 Jackson Thomas DL 6-2 220 Jr.

72 Nick Maxey OL 6-0 236 Jr.

73 Tim Crenshaw OL 6-5 260 Jr.

74 Alex Cain OL 6-2 280 Sr.

75 David Carlin DL 5-9 212 Sr.

76 Bradley Byers DL 6-5 240 Sr.

77 Preston Pittman OL 6-3 270 Jr.

78 Caleb Ward DL 6-1 220 Sr.

79 Camdon Condo OL 6-0 265 So.

80 Taylor Bussell WR 6-1 175 Jr.

81 Michael Lathem WR 6-3 191 Jr.

82 James Palmer WR 6-4 185 Sr.

83 Will Dyson WR 5-9 150 So.

84 Miller Bradford WR 6-3 195 Jr.

85 Devin Bowman WR 5-10 178 Jr.

86 Harlan Bailey DL 6-2 170 So.

87 J.D. Parkerson WR 6-5 205 Sr.

88 Brooks Willoughby LB 5-11 175 Sr.

89 Carter Tyra WR 5-10 150 Jr.

90 Jim Bosley WR 6-0 152 Jr.

92 Gabe Partain DB 5-6 120 So.

93 Cole Lanier WR 5-10 155 Jr.

94 Houston Herron WR 6-1 145 So.

95 Wade Cline DB 5-6 120 So.

96 John Roberson LB 5-8 155 So.

97 Thomas Hess DL 6-4 212 Sr.

99 Canon Smith WR 6-4 238 Jr.

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QuarterbacksJunior Jake Ganus returns to lead the Hornet offense and will look to pick up where he left off last year after starting the last two games and leading the team in rushing. Sophomore Jake Adams will fill the back-up role.

Running BacksSophomore Julius McCall will step in as the primary running back. As a do-it-all athlete, the Hornets will look for multiple ways to get the ball in McCall’s hands. Sophomore Antwon Williams will get some carries. Senior Blake McLaughlin, junior Russ Birdsong and senior D.J. Washington, a converted tailback, will compete for the starting fullback job.

Wide ReceiversSeniors Jake Campbell and Hunter Picklesimer, both returning starters, will be Ganus’ primary targets this fall. Juniors Matthew Graben and George Hutchins will serve as backups. Junior Joey Mock will start at tight end while also seeing time on defense.

Offensive LineThe Hornets, who are replacing all five starters from last year, will look for senior Woody Searcey to start at center. Sophomore Darian Golden could see some time at the position. Battling for the two guard positions are Golden, junior Neal Gray and senior Michael DePaolantonio. Senior Nathan Ray will get the starting nod at one tackle spot while juniors Jay Chisolm and Aaron Paramore will compete for the other position.

Defensive LineThe Hornets’ defensive front could be the team’s strength with all four starters returning, including juniors Joey Mock and Neal Gray to anchor the line at defensive end. Junior Jay Chisolm and senior A.J. Kohler return at defensive tackle. Sophomores Chase Parker and Shane Paramore, along with senior John Michael Lawley, will provide depth.

LinebackersThe Hornets return two starting linebackers in senior outside linebacker Michael Guo and senior Blake McLaughin. Senior John Michael Lawley, junior Russ Birdsong and junior linebacker Preston Sorrell will compete for the other two spots. Sophomore Jake Adams, junior Jake Ganus and senior Josh Lott will add depth at the position.

SecondarySenior George Hutchins, a returning starter, and sophomore Julius McCall will hold down both cornerback spots. Senior Jake Campbell and junior Nathan Roddy, who started two games last season, will see time at safety. Senior Hunter Picklesimer, sophomore Antwon Williams, along with juniors Justin Pugh and Toney Hicks, will compete for snaps in the secondary.

Special TeamsAshley Page and Travis Mitchell will challenge each other for the placekicking duties. Page and Graben will compete at punter.

Chelsea enters 2010 looking to make an improvement after finishing near the bottom of the region the last two seasons. The Hornets, under the direction of coach Wade Waldrop, will be relying on some young talent this season. D.J. Washington


#2 Jake Ganus QB/LB Jr.

#10 Jake Campbell WR Sr.

#17 Michael Guo LB Sr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

@Brookwood

@Sylacauga*

Shelby County*

@Briarwood Christian*

John Carroll Catholic

Pinson Valley*

@Erwin*

Talladega*

@Moody*

Oak Grove

2010 CHELSEA SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Wade Waldrop (22-21, 5th year)

Assistants: Jason Hill, Russell McCartey, Larry McSwain, Lee Miller, Gerald Neaves, Michael Stallings, Lucas Weatherford and Chris Bell

AHSAA 5A, REGION 52009: 2-8 (1-5)

* Region game


DATE

Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

CHELSEA HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Chelsea Field on campus, Chelsea


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr1 Zac Cotney WR/DB 5-7 155 Jr.

2 Jake Ganus QB/LB 6-3 190 Jr.

3 Russ Birdsong RB/DB 6-0 205 Jr.

4 Jake Adams QB/LB 6-1 200 So.

5 Davis Shoemaker WR/CB 5-8 150 So.

6 George Hutchins WR/DB 5-9 175 Jr.

7 Joey Mock TE/DL 6-4 240 Jr.

8 J.R. Appling WR/DB 5-8 165 So.

9 Julius McCall RB/DB 5-10 175 So.

10 Jake Campbell WR/DB 6-1 185 Sr.

11 Cooper Page WR/DB 5-8 150 So.

12 John Michael Lawley DL/LB 6-1 205 Sr.

14 Blake McLaughlin LB/RB 6-1 210 Sr.

15 Preston Sorrell LB 5-8 180 Jr.

16 Justin Pugh DB 5-6 150 Jr.

17 Michael Guo LB 5-9 190 Sr.

18 Trenton Hagin QB/DB 5-8 130 Fr.

19 Kameron Ward LB 5-8 165 So.

20 Connor Mcvay LB/RB 5-9 155 Fr.

22 Nathan Roddy WR/DB 5-10 170 Jr.

23 Taylor Martindale WR/DB 5-9 140 Fr.

24 Matthew Graben WR/DB 5-7 150 Jr.

25 Keelan Gregg RB/LB 6-1 185 So.

26 Jonathon Wilson RB/LB 5-10 165 Fr.

28 Micah Wallace RB/DB 5-8 135 Fr.

29 Austin Washington RB/DB 5-9 140 Fr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr30 D.J. Washington RB 5-10 190 Sr.

31 Antwon Williams RB/DB 5-9 170 So.

32 Justin Lewis DL/RB 5-11 170 Fr.

34 Jay Chisolm OL/DL 6-1 275 Jr.

35 Ashley Page K 5-7 150 Sr.

36 Travis Mitchell K 5-8 140 Sr.

37 Mitchell Early LB 5-7 130 Fr.

38 Hunter Picklesimer WR/DB 5-10 170 Sr.

39 Toney Hicks WR/DB 5-10 160 Jr.

40 Christian Emmerke TE/LB 5-10 165 So.

42 A.J. Kohler DE/LB 6-1 205 Sr.

46 Austin Tatum OL/LB 5-10 180 Fr.

47 Nick Gold LB 5-11 175 So.

51 Darien Golden OL/DL 5-9 250 So.

52 Shane Paramore OL/DL 5-9 205 So.

53 Neal Gray OL/DL 6-1 210 Jr.

54 Chase Parker OL/DL 5-8 230 So.

55 Alex Scott LB/OL 5-7 170 Jr.

56 Hunter Needham OL/DL 5-8 165 So.

57 Jonathan Rush OL/DL 5-10 230 So.

58 Micah McLaughlin OL 5-7 145 Fr.

60 Daniel Parker OL 5-7 165 Jr.

61 Damien Tinney OL/DL 5-7 170 Fr.

62 Nathan George OL/DL 5-11 175 Fr.

63 Jacob McCrary DL/OL 5-8 180 Fr.

64 Zack Lee OL/DL 5-8 180 Fr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr65 Brian Fulton OL/DL 5-8 135 Fr.

66 Hunter Hanks OL/DL 5-7 175 Fr.

67 Mitchell Porter OL 5-10 165 Fr.

68 Chase Zeegers OL/DL 6-0 215 Fr.

70 Nick Clancey OL 5-8 190 Jr.

71 Michael DePaolantonio OL 5-9 210 Sr.

72 Bakari Stanford DL/OL 6-3 215 Fr.

74 Nathan Ray OL/DL 6-0 240 Sr.

75 Tyler Downard OL/DL 5-11 235 Fr.

76 Aaron Paramore OL/DL 5-7 245 Jr.

77 Woody Searcey OL/DL 5-10 315 Sr.

78 Kyle Fine OL/DL 6-1 260 So.

79 Shane Sibert OL/DL 5-9 165 Fr.

80 James Calhoun TE 5-8 165 Fr.

81 Josh Ivy WR 6-0 155 So.

82 Kody Chambers WR 5-7 165 So.

83 John Shelton WR/DB 5-9 150 So.

84 Josh Lott DL 5-7 160 Sr.

85 Hunter Howard WR/DB 5-10 155 Fr.

86 Connor Alder WR/DB 5-8 140 Fr.

88 Lawton McGahey DB 5-7 150 So.

89 Cody Garrard TE/DL 6-1 205 So.

90 Jackson Hyde TE/DL 5-11 170 Jr.

91 Zak Van Der Geest DL 5-8 155 So.

94 Brandon Batton DB 5-9 155 Fr.

96 Patrick Hofmeister DB 5-9 155 So.

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Running BacksJunior Denzel Williams, a 5-foot-10, 180-pound running back, is one of only three players returning for the Wildcats who saw extensive playing time in 2009. Williams will be the focus on offense and is capable of handling a heavy workload. Expect to see junior fullback Brent Wooley providing help in short-yardage situations. Junior Rashad Bailey, sophomore Nathan Sawyer and freshman Austin Poe will also get a few carries.

Wide ReceiversJunior Evan McNeal and sophomore Jose Vazquez will likely be the top targets for the offense. The duo, which has varsity experience, will need to step up and provide leadership for an inexperienced offense. Sophomores Jacob Tidmore and Sanchez Cotton will also see playing time at receiver.

Offensive LineJunior Mike Pate is a returning starter at tackle. Seniors Jonathan Sickles, Matt Mitchell, Bo McKinney and Stephen Erhart, along with sophomores Jacob Oliver and Kyle Glover, should play key roles up front.

Defensive LineThe defensive line will be inexperienced, but has plenty of potential with senior tackle Darius Brown plugging the gaps on the interior. Seniors Matt Mitchell, Jonathan Sickles, Bo McKinney and Stephen Erhart and sophomore Donnie Brechin will also be in the mix for playing time.

LinebackersSophomore Jordan Tucker was a member of the varsity team last season. Junior Tracy Oglesby will see time at linebacker. Freshmen James Rodgers, Marterius McGregor and Austin Poe are all new faces in the middle of the defense, but each will see plenty of snaps this season in a unit without a returning starter.

SecondaryJunior Evan McNeal and sophomore Sanchez Cotton will be heavily counted upon in the secondary. The two will likely be in charge of leadership duties on the defensive side of the ball. Sophomores Jose Vazquez and Jacob Tidmore will also play a key role in the defensive backfield.

Special TeamsThe Wildcats will feature new faces in the kicking game. Both kicking and punting duties have yet to be settled entering fall practice.

The Wildcats have enjoyed a two-year run that featured a 19-1 regular season record. After graduating one of the most successful classes in school history, coach Ryan Herring and the Wildcats will face a rebuilding project. Evan McNeal


#1 Denzel Williams RB Jr.

#10 Evan McNeal WR/LB Jr.

#73 Mike Pate OL Jr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

Pell City

Erwin*

@Chelsea*

Talladega*

@Southside-Gadsden

@Moody*

Sylacauga*

Briarwood Christian*

Pinson Valley*

@Chilton County

2010 SHELBY COUNTY SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Ryan Herring (34-11, 5th year)

Assistants: Shane Beasley, Heath Childers, Michael Harrison, Tommy McCoy, John Oliver, Trey Steele and John Watkins

AHSAA 5A, REGION 52009: 9-2 (5-1)

* Region game


DATE

Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

SHELBY COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Papa McCombs Stadium on campus, Columbiana


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr1 Denzell Williams RB 5-9 175 Jr.

2 Jerome Lacey WR 5-5 140 Jr.

3 Chris Suttles DB 5-9 160 So.

5 Austin Rogers DB 5-7 160 Fr.

6 Jacob Tidmore DB 5-5 145 So.

7 Ty Proctor QB 5-8 150 Fr.

9 Sanchez Cotton DB 5-10 170 So.

10 Evan McNeal QB 5-9 170 Jr.

13 Jose Vazquez DB 5-5 150 So.

14 Chase Weeks LB 5-8 165 So.

16 David Brown DE 6-1 205 So.

17 Tyrin Johnson DB 5-6 145 Fr.

18 Nick Ray LB 5-6 150 Fr.

22 Nathan Sawyer RB 5-7 160 So.

24 Justin Webber WR 5-8 160 Fr.

26 Josh Hench DE 6-2 170 Fr.

33 Tracy Oglesby LB 5-8 150 Jr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr34 Dalton Lodge RB 5-7 165 So.

38 Rashad Bailey RB 5-9 170 Jr.

41 James Rodgers DB 6-3 175 Fr.

42 Austin Poe RB 5-4 155 Fr.

44 Corban Brooks DE 6-2 195 Jr.

45 Evan Nash WR 6-2 170 Fr.

46 Marterius McGregor LB 5-8 160 Fr.

47 Brent Wooley RB 5-9 185 Jr.

48 Brandon McGill DB 5-8 155 Fr.

50 Joey Guthrie OL 5-7 195 So.

51 Jordan Tucker OL 5-8 180 So.

52 Matt Mitchell OL 5-4 190 Sr.

54 Jacob Oliver OL 5-11 220 So.

55 Jonathon Sickles OL 6-2 205 Sr.

56 Kyle Glover DE 5-6 190 So.

63 Tristain Chandler OL 5-8 210 Fr.

64 Stephan Erhart OL 5-8 160 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr65 Shelby Nation LB 5-6 150 So.

66 Austin Kujan OL 5-7 175 Fr.

68 Bo McKinney OL 5-9 170 Sr.

69 Matt Youngblood OL 5-5 165 Fr.

71 Ridge Berry OL 5-10 250 Jr.

72 Josh Pate DE 5-10 185 So.

73 Mike Pate OL 6-1 235 Jr.

75 Clint Davis OL 5-7 175 Fr.

77 Dylan Grantham OL 5-10 280 So.

79 Harrison Adams DT 6-3 220 Jr.

80 Austin Braden TE 6-2 170 So.

81 Michael Kenny TE 5-8 160 Fr.

85 Skyler Martin TE 6-2 175 So.

88 C.T. Youngblood WR 5-7 155 Fr.

89 Kendall Morris WR 5-7 155 Fr.

95 Donnie Brechin DE 6-2 185 So.

99 Darius Brown DT 5-11 280 Sr.

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Running BacksIt’s a two-man race for the starting tailback between incumbent Bradley Bostick, a junior, and sophomore Michael Jointer. Bostick will most likely get the nod when the Eagles open the season, but fellow backfield mate Jointer could make a serious push for the job during fall camp.

Wide ReceiversA couple of players who could help replace the production of Stanford signee Davis Dudchock are returning senior starter Rico Dunn and junior Jakaryus Redwine. Seniors Grant Davis and Marquell Smith will provide depth. Junior Jordan Pierce and sophomore Scott Hester will compete to fill the vacancy left by Dudchock at tight end.

Offensive LineJunior Jacob Guillary will start at one tackle spot while Luke Wise and Hayden Reese will fight to win the job at the other tackle spot for the Eagles, who lost all five starters to

graduation. Sophomore Hunter Murray and junior Josh Self will open the season as the starting guards while Brady Faulkner, a senior, will anchor the line as the starting center. Junior William Schweer can provide depth.

Defensive LineSophomore Lloyd Time and senior Tony Fusco look to form a formidable pair of book ends. Sophomore Austin Moro will start at one defensive tackle position while senior Hayden Long and DeJuan Phillips will compete to be a starter alongside Moro in the trenches. Long and Phillips will provide depth.

LinebackersSenior Andy Whitcomb returns as the starter at middle linebacker. Whitcomb will be flanked by sophomore Barrett Gossett and junior Chris Jones. Al Davis, a senior, will serve as a backup while providing depth at all three linebacker spots.

SecondaryThe Eagles have a couple of two-way players starting at cornerback in senior Rico Dunn and junior Jakaryus Redwine, both of which will also line up at wide receiver. Junior Cameron Bice and senior Bryant Kelley will look to start at the safety positions.

Special TeamsPosition battles are going on at punter and kicker. One name to watch closely is sophomore kicker Michael Cole.

Oak Mountain has won just seven games over the last two seasons. After losing 19 starters to graduation, the Eagles will look for some young, but talented, players to step up in season number two under coach Jeff Harris. Bradley Bostick


#28 Rico Dunn WR/DB Sr.

#1 Trey Page QB/DB Jr.

#47 Andy Whitcomb LB Sr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

Buckhorn

@Pelham*

Hoover*

@Spain Park*

Northridge

@Thompson*

Mountain Brook*

Homewood*

@Vestavia Hills*

Pinson Valley

2010 OAK MOUNTAIN SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Jeff Harris (4-6, 2nd year)

Assistants: Dell Hufford, Randy Thomas, Merritt Bowden, Joe Hollis, Logan Colfrancesca, Chris Forrest, Mike Pelton and Robert Evans

AHSAA 6A, REGION 6 2009: 4-6 (3-6)

* Region game

Last region title: None Last playoff game: 2005

DATE

Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

OAK MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Eagle Stadium Heardmont Park, North Shelby


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr1 Trey Page QB 5-10 158 Sr.

2 Bryant Kelley DB 5-9 160 Sr.

3 Grant Davis WR 6-0 180 Sr.

4 Shawn Clarke WR 6-1 160 Sr.

5 Bradley Bostick RB 5-6 150 Jr.

6 Adrian Williams WR 5-8 145 So.

7 Marquell Smith WR 6-0 170 Sr.

9 Heath Quinn QB 6-3 185 So.

10 Heath Holbert WR 5-11 160 So.

11 Evan Webb DB 5-11 170 Jr.

12 Alex Corley TE 6-1 165 Sr.

13 Jonathan Schmohl WR 5-10 150 So.

14 Matthew Allers TE 6-2 180 Sr.

15 Chase Tourney TE 6-1 165 So.

16 Michael Cole LB 6-0 160 So.

17 Zach Stephenson QB 6-0 156 So.

18 Vincent Kimbrough DB 5-8 160 Jr.

19 Barrett Gossett LB 5-8 170 So.

20 Bowen Gurkin DB 5-9 140 So.

21 Matt Pressley WR 6-3 150 So.

22 Jakaryus Redwine DB 5-8 160 Jr.

23 Mitch Mathias K 5-10 160 Jr.

24 Jonathan Gordon DB 5-10 160 So.

25 Grant Reese LB 6-0 152 So.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr26 Nick Kidd RB 5-9 180 So.

27 Hunt Hobbs DB 5-7 150 Jr.

28 Rico Dunn WR 6-2 185 Sr.

29 Hayden Long DL 5-10 170 Sr.

32 Jake Kelley DB 5-11 165 So.

33 Cameron Bice DB 5-9 160 Jr.

34 Avery Wambles WR 6-0 150 So.

35 Will Maddox WR 5-11 140 So.

37 Chris Jones LB 6-0 210 Jr.

38 J.M. Miller LB 5-10 175 So.

40 Tony Fusco DL 6-1 190 Sr.

41 Gunnar Lantrip LB 5-10 180 So.

42 Scott Hester TE 6-0 180 So.

44 Jesse France LB 6-1 190 Jr.

45 Dylan Minor LB 5-10 160 So.

47 Andy Whitcomb LB 6-1 200 Sr.

49 Lloyd Time DL 6-2 205 So.

50 Austin Swinsick OL 5-5 160 So.

51 Alex Tucker LB 5-10 170 Sr.

52 E.J. Langan OL 6-3 215 So.

53 Jake Miller LB 5-9 185 So.

54 Hayden Reese OL 6-3 225 Sr.

55 Will Schweer OL 6-0 190 Jr.

56 Brady Faulkner OL 5-10 205 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr57 Al Davis LB 5-10 167 Sr.

58 Tommy McGowan DL 6-3 185 So.

59 Cory Wilson OL 6-2 230 Jr.

60 Jackson Smart OL 5-11 220 Jr.

63 Christopher Richmond DL 5-10 215 So.

64 Tyler Sockwell OL 6-0 240 Jr.

65 Billy Dasher OL 6-1 220 So.

66 Grant Layton OL 5-11 220 Sr.

70 Josh Self OL 5-11 220 Jr.

71 Sam Hix OL 5-10 185 So.

72 Luke Wise OL 6-7 200 Sr.

73 Harman Guraya OL 5-9 165 So.

74 Jacob Guillory OL 6-2 235 Jr.

76 Hunter Murray OL 6-4 305 So.

77 Steven Beard OL 5-10 200 So.

82 James Beauchaine WR 5-10 130 So.

83 Noah Barcroft WR 5-5 120 So.

85 Taylor Rinks DL 6-3 175 Sr.

88 Jordan McLain WR 6-2 145 Jr.

89 Jordan Pierce TE 6-4 185 Jr.

91 Austin Moro DL 6-3 240 So.

94 Austin Abernathy DL 6-0 185 So.


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Running BacksSenior Dominique Harris, a 6-0, 177-pound back, will be the benefactor of the change in offensive plans to favor the running game. Harris, who features both power and speed, can handle the increase in carries. Seniors Michael Ross and Victor Angel, along with juniors Daniel O’Hara and Trey Maynard, will provide depth. Senior Derek Slaughter, a defensive star, may line up at fullback on occasion.

Wide ReceiversSenior Reed Bright, a popular target last season, is the Panthers’ leading receiver. Junior Philip Dublin has previous varsity experience. Senior Adam Strong, junior Kenny Meadows and sophomore Justin Brooks will need to make the most of every receiving opportunity to stay on the field.

Offensive LineJunior Michael Herring will spearhead the group at center. Seniors Tyler Ray, Jordan Brooks, Damali McFarland and Marquis Franklin should play key roles. Junior

Justin Forehand will battle for playing time.

Defensive LineSenior Nick Terrell has plenty of potential at defensive end. Senior Halen Hall, along with juniors Trevin Green and Jordan Ward, will also be in the mix up front on an inexperienced defensive line. Slaughter can also play up front.

LinebackersSlaughter, a 5-11, 193-pound Division I prospect, will play at linebacker most of the time, but he can also play on the line and in the secondary. Senior Davis Faught will likely start at middle linebacker. Seniors J.B. Camel and Casey Clark will also battle for playing time, along with junior Trey Cranford.

SecondarySenior safety Tom Williams, another potential Division I player, will lead the secondary. Seniors Patrick Powell and Braxton Holley, juniors D.J. Johnson, Segio Smith and Tucker Thomas and sophomore Antonio London will likely fill the remaining holes at cornerback and safety.

Special TeamsReturning starter Cameron Haynes is set to handle placekicking duties. Senior Tanner McGinnis will kick and punt.

The Panthers sneaked into the playoffs following a disappointing season in 2009. The road doesn’t get much easier for Pelham with the loss of four Division I signees to graduation. Youthful players must step up for coach Brett Burnett if the Panthers hope to return to the playoffs.

Reed Bright


#36 Derek Slaughter LB Sr.

#3 Tom Williams DB Sr.

#31 Dominique Harris RB Sr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

@Hueytown

Oak Mountain*

Mountain Brook*

Vestavia Hills*

Pleasant Grove

@Hoover*

Thompson*

@ Spain Park*

@Homewood*

Hewitt-Trussville

2010 PELHAMSCHEDULE

Head Coach: Brett Burnett(29-27, 6th year)

Assistants: Brent Thompson, Josh Herring, Scott Blair, Jason Simmons, Antonio London and Steve Dill

AHSAA 6A, REGION 62009: 3-8 (3-5)

* Region game


DATE

Aug. 26

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

PELHAM HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Ned Bearden Stadium Bobby Hayes Field on campus, Pelham


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No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr2 Reed Bright WR 6-0 161 Sr.

3 Tom Williams DB 5-11 166 Sr.

4 Gray Cato QB 5-9 143 Jr.

5 Reed Garrett DB 5-8 132 So.

6 Michael Ross RB 5-5 164 Sr.

7 Philip Dublin WR 5-7 130 Jr.

8 Tanner Adams QB 5-8 142 So.

9 Patrick Powell DB 5-7 148 Sr.

10 Kenny Meadows WR 5-8 150 So.

11 Daniel O’Hara RB 5-8 155 Jr.

12 Donnell Hudson DB 5-10 175 So.

13 Eli Beall QB 5-10 173 So.

14 Tre Maynard RB/LB 5-9 184 Jr.

15 Bryant Holley DB 5-10 140 So.

16 Braxton Holley DB 5-4 140 Sr.

17 Tanner McGinnis K 5-10 165 Sr.

18 Samuel Mburu WR 5-8 135 Jr.

19 Jacob Nichols DB 5-8 168 So.

20 Stephen Mbote DB 5-6 137 Jr.

21 J.T. Ross WR 6-0 164 Jr.

22 Fletcher Johnson RB 5-9 151 So.

23 D.J. Johnson DB 5-9 154 Jr.

24 Davis Faught LB 5-11 197 Sr.

26 Sergio Smith DB 5-7 140 Jr.

27 Tucker Thomas DB 5-9 171 Jr.

29 Victor Angel RB 5-3 141 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr30 Nick Terrell DE 6-0 194 Sr.

31 Dominique Harris RB 6-0 177 Sr.

32 Ty Pierce TE/FB 5-10 180 Jr.

33 Cameron Haynes K 6-3 190 Sr.

34 Chris McGuire DB 5-8 167 Jr.

35 J.B. Camel LB 5-6 203 Sr.

35 Brandon Standefer DB 5-7 118 So.

36 Derek Slaughter LB/FB 5-11 193 Sr.

37 Josh Verner WR 5-8 135 Jr.

38 Chisom Muruako DE 6-0 185 So.

39 Chase Ford RB 5-3 120 So.

40 Brandon Jackson DB 5-5 155 So.

41 Kolby Booth DB 5-6 148 So.

42 Brandon Clark DE 6-0 160 Sr.

45 Chris Coats LB 5-11 162 So.

46 Antonio London DB 5-8 142 So.

47 Trey Cranford LB 5-10 165 So.

48 Wil Holsomback DE 5-10 165 So.

49 Brandon Gaines DE 5-10 164 So.

50 Wes Bentley LB 5-10 192 Jr.

51 Halen Hall DL 5-9 213 Sr.

52 Casey Clark LB 5-8 162 Sr.

53 Blane Eddins C 5-10 146 So.

54 Xavier Wright DE 5-4 164 So.

55 Michael Boyd LB 5-11 164 So.

56 Austin Ford DL 6-0 179 So.

57 Michael Herring C 5-11 231 Jr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr58 Nicholas Farren OL 5-8 234 So.

60 Landon Woodall OL 5-8 181 So.

62 Damali McFarland OL 5-8 217 Sr.

64 Josh Barclay OL 5-10 238 So.

65 Jesus Miranda OL 5-9 193 So.

66 A.J. Walker DT 5-6 159 So.

70 Justin Forehand OL 6-5 261 Jr.

72 Marquis Franklin OL 6-1 344 Sr.

73 Jordan Ward DL 6-0 278 Jr.

74 Tyler Ayala OL 6-1 287 So.

75 Tyler Ray DL 5-9 267 Sr.

77 Jordan Brooks OL 6-2 339 Sr.

78 Daniel Amador OL 5-10 215 So.

79 Gardner Fish DL 6-3 202 So.

80 Justin Brooks WR 5-10 152 So.

82 Justin Sanders TE 6-4 165 Jr.

83 C.J. Garner TE/DL 5-11 202 So.

84 Trevin Green DE 6-1 193 Jr.

85 Cameron Foss TE 6-0 178 Jr.

86 M.J. Brown WR 6-0 157 So.

87 Brodie Isbell TE 6-0 177 Jr.

88 Adam Strong WR 5-9 165 Sr.

89 Zach Reese DE 6-4 185 So.

91 Chris DiChiara LB 5-9 154 So.

94 Mauricio Sandoval WR 5-10 126 So.

99 Qadash Williams WR 6-3 157 Jr.

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Running BacksJunior running back Alex Roberson and senior fullback Steven Silvio will play key roles in the rushing attack. Roberson has good size and Silvio is one of the most experienced players remaining on offense. Juniors Jon Mwaituka, Ashton Daniel and Sean Mardis will back up the starters.

Wide ReceiversSenior Zak Michael is the most experienced receiver returning to a group that suffered heavy losses to graduation. Hunter Kahn and former quarterback Payton Gray, both juniors, will need to step up and replace some of the lost production. Junior Dustin Cowart and sophomore Brandon Bilek will compete to become the starting tight end.

Offensive LineSenior tackle Taylor Kelley will lead an offensive line with a couple of new starters. Junior guard Ben Tamburello is one of the top prospects in the state in his class. Seniors Ryan Fox and Lance Feagin have plenty of varsity experience. Seniors J.T. Haywood, Joseph Defalco, Austin Harris and Trevor Nelson will likely fill in the holes.

Defensive LineSenior Emmanuel Cooper is a Division I prospect and received plenty of playing time last season, which is a good thing for a group that was decimated by graduation. Seniors Alex Dickson and Chris Robinson will help out on the interior. Senior Ryan Akers and junior Kameron Ricks will help out at defensive end.

LinebackersSenior Alex Payne will spearhead an experienced group of linebackers. Payne is a punishing middle linebacker. Keylan King is coming off a solid junior season. Juniors David Sanders, Destin Challenger and Qua Thompson, along with sophomores Jeniah Jackson and John Pizzatola, will contribute.

SecondaryCornerback Chris Humes, a returning starter, is a rising star in the junior class. Junior safety Justin Carter also played a key role last season. The rest of the secondary, which doesn’t include a senior, will be short on experience. Juniors Mason Durden, Kymari Johnson, Terry Harris and Devon Brown will be heavily counted upon.

Special TeamsJunior Jake Hoffman, who shared placekicking duties during his junior season, will take over the role full-time. Hoffman or junior Kegan Gaither will likely handle punting duties.

The Jaguars put together their second-best season in school history in 2009. Spain Park had a large graduating class last season, which means growing pains are likely. Coach David Shores and the Jags will look to get plenty of experience for large junior and sophomore classes.

Alex Payne


#56 Alex Payne LB Sr.

#29 Chris Humes DB Jr.

#55 Ben Tamburello OL Jr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

Grayson

@Hoover*

@Homewood*

Oak Mountain*

Bob Jones

@Mountain Brook*

Vestavia Hills*

Pelham*

@Thompson*

@Clay-Chalkville

2010 SPAIN PARK SCHEDULE

Head Coach: David Shores (14-9, 3rd year)

Assistants: Ben Berguson, Rodney Bivens, Jr., Brooks Dampeer, Steve Davis, Kenneth Hand, Phillip Pate, Kent Under-wood, Willie Wyatt, Danny Kimble and Will Cutchens

AHSAA 6A, REGION 62009: 10-3(6-2)

* Region game

Last region title: NoneLast playoff game: 2009

DATE

Aug. 28

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

SPAIN PARK HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Jaguar Stadium Finley Field on campus, Hoover


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No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr1 Sean Mardis RB 5-11 170 Jr.

2 Cade Hoffman WR 5-11 170 So.

3 Zak Michael WR 5-11 175 Sr.

4 Kegan Gaither P/K 5-9 180 Jr.

5 Justin Catrer DB 5-11 185 Jr.

6 Kevron McMillan RB 5-10 165 So.

7 Drake Grisham WR 5-8 165 So.

9 Nick Mullens QB 5-11 170 So.

10 Alex Roberson RB 5-9 185 Sr.

11 Will McDonald RB 5-9 170 So.

12 Reid Reinagel QB 5-10 175 Jr.

13 Ben Olinger WR 5-8 160 So.

14 Payton Gray WR 5-9 165 Jr.

15 Hunter Kahn WR 6-1 180 Jr.

19 Jake Hoffman P/K 6-2 170 Jr.

21 Destin Challenger LB 5-10 195 Jr.

22 Mason Durden DB 6-1 175 Jr.

23 Jalon Hollie DB 6-1 165 So.

24 Marquis McCullum DB 5-11 170 So.

25 Ashton Daniel RB 5-10 180 Jr.

26 Kymari Johnson DB 5-9 180 Jr.

27 Jonathan Mwaitke RB 5-10 175 Jr.

28 Alando McDonald WR 5-9 165 Jr.

29 Chris Humes DB 5-11 190 Jr.

30 Cole Campbell DB 5-7 160 So.

31 Devon Brown DB 5-1 170 Jr.

32 Jacob Wolkow LB 5-9 190 So.

33 Steven Silvio RB 5-10 225 Sr.

35 Wesley Barrentine RB 5-10 180 Jr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr36 Ben Holcomb LB 5-11 185 So.

37 Thomas Rush DB 5-10 175 Jr.

38 Zac Newton DB 5-9 160 So.

39 Charleston Watkins DB 5-9 160 So.

40 Terry Harris DB 5-9 175 Jr.

41 Jake Payne LB 5-9 170 So.

42 Keylan King LB 5-9 245 Sr.

43 Patrick Scott DB 5-10 170 So.

44 Grant Stoverink LB 5-9 215 Jr.

45 Hank King DB 5-7 170 So.

46 Daniel Sanders DE 5-11 185 Jr.

48 Kevin Wozniak LB 5-10 175 Jr.

49 Zach Soto LB 5-9 175 Jr.

50 Taylor Kelley OL 6-2 250 Sr.

51 Jeniah Jackson LB 5-11 195 So.

52 Quay Thompson LB 5-8 185 Jr.

53 Bryant Williams DE 5-9 190 So.

54 David Sanders DE 5-11 230 Jr.

55 Ben Tamburello OL 6-3 260 Jr.

56 Alex Payne LB 5-11 195 Sr.

57 Justin Kane OL 5-10 185 So.

58 Madden Saverse OL 6-1 250 Jr.

59 John Pizzatola LB 5-10 175 So.

61 Luke Adams PK 5-8 165 So.

62 J.T. Haywood OL 5-9 230 Sr.

63 Lance Feagin OL 5-11 230 Sr.

64 Joseph Defalco OL 6-2 215 Sr.

65 Ryan Fox OL 5-10 240 Sr.

66 Austin Harris OL 6-0 180 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr67 Bryant Novick OL 6-3 285 So.

69 Martin Canales OL 6-2 280 Jr.

70 Alex Dickson DT 5-10 250 Sr.

71 Robert Bagwell OL 6-2 230 Jr.

72 Chris Robinson DT 6-2 250 Sr.

73 Trevor Nelson OL 6-3 300 Sr.

74 Kameron Herron OL 6-0 230 So.

77 Jacob Heitz OL 5-10 225 Jr.

80 Jamie Andrews WR 5-11 180 So.

81 Thomas Outzen WR 5-10 165 Sr.

82 Scout Johnson WR 5-9 165 So.

83 Conner Whatley WR 5-10 170 Jr.

84 Cass Holley TE 6-0 175 So.

85 Blake Dudchock WR 6-2 175 Jr.

86 Andrew Philpott WR 5-10 165 So.

87 Brandon Bilek TE 6-1 200 So.

88 Dustin Cowart TE 6-2 195 Jr.

90 Moe Mills DL 5-11 240 Jr.

91 Kameron Ricks DE 6-0 190 Jr.

92 Ryan Akers DE 6-3 230 Sr.

93 Jacob Chaffi n DT 6-2 235 So.

94 Emmanuel Cooper DT 6-2 250 Sr.

96 Devonte Moyer DL 5-11 250 Jr.

98 Matthew Taylor DE 6-0 175 So.

94 Emmanuel Cooper DE 6-3 220 Jr.

95 Darrien Johnson DT 5-9 225 So.

96 Cameron Ricks DE 6-1 200 So.

98 Madden Saverse DT 5-10 230 So.


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Running BacksSenior Chris Cooper, a 5-foot-6, 160-pound speedster, is back on the team after sitting out in 2009. Cooper was a star player in middle school and will likely be the focus of the Warriors’ offensive plans this season. Seniors Josh Lee and Lee Moore, along with juniors C.J. Clinkscale, D.J. Daniels and Demetrius Alexander, will also see their share of carries this season.

Wide ReceiversSeniors Jacob Macready, Matt Lovelace and Denorris Posey anchor an experienced group of receivers. Junior Tyler Gamble provides a nice target at tight end with his 6-foot-1, 190-pound frame. Seniors Dee Haynes and Tresman Gaddis, along with juniors Josh Stamps and Norton Geisler, will provide depth at the position.

Offensive LineMammoth tackle Najawuan Nash, a 6-foot-2, 330-pound senior, will anchor the offensive line. Senior Kyle Kreuser has starting

experience. Seniors Matt Johnson and Chris Swafford, along with juniors Kevin Ramay, Justin Jones, David Capers, Christian Collins and Jesse Masters, will look to fill in the holes.

Defensive LineSeniors Andrew Scorby, Travis Mahone, Brett Green and Jimmy Miller may not be returning starters, but the quartet has plenty of varsity experience. Seniors Josh May and DeAngelo Green and junior Nick Hamilton will provide depth.

LinebackersSeniors Adam McKenzie and Brandon King lead the linebacking corps, which should be a team strength this season. Seniors Harrison Gambill and Qualin Evans, along with junior Augustine Simelana, will also battle for playing time.

SecondarySenior cornerback Kris Abrams leads an inexperienced secondary. Austin Sapp, Avery Hale, Blake Dunn, Terry Carter, Austin Carter, Philip Wilson and Uriah Sailes, all juniors, will fight for the remaining starting

positions available.

Special TeamsPlacekicking duties should be a two-way battle between juniors Josh Stamps and Matt Nall. Nall and junior Austin Sapp are in the running at punter.

Excitement is back in the air at Thompson, where former Clay-Chalkville coach Bruce Hill takes over the program. The new coach has managed to get football back in the conversation in Alabaster. The Warriors hope to end a three-year playoff drought this season.

OPPONENT

Stanhope Elmore

Homewood*

@Vestavia Hills*

Hoover*

G.W. Carver

Oak Mountain*

@Pelham*

@Mountain Brook*

Spain Park*

@John Carroll Catholic

2010 THOMPSON SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Bruce Hill(First year)

Assistants: Marc Rice,

Mike Montgomery, Chuck Nelson, Dusty

Goode, Danny Ward, Pat Hamrick, Jake

Parker, Bret Rogers and Grant Urbanski

AHSAA 6A, REGION 62009: 1-9 (1-7)

#18 Adam McKenzie LB Sr.

#29 Brandon King LB Sr.

#30 Chris Cooper RB Sr.

Chris Cooper

* Region game


Players to Watch


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Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

THOMPSON HIGH SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium James L. Simmons Stadium Warrior Park, Alabaster


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr2 Hayden Franklin WR 5-7 140 So.

3 Austin Sapp DB 5-10 155 Jr.

4 Avery Hale DB 5-9 155 Jr.

5 Norton Geisler WR 5-10 160 Jr.

6 Devante Smith RB 5-10 150 So.

8 Blake Dunn DB 5-7 140 Jr.

9 Trey Matherson QB 5-11 165 So.

10 Terry Carter DB 5-11 160 Jr.

11 Jacob Macready WR 5-11 170 Sr.

12 Austin Carter DB 5-9 155 Jr.

13 Philip Wilson DB 5-8 145 Jr.

14 Jaylon Caffey DB 5-5 130 So.

15 Jay Burton QB 5-10 170 Fr.

16 Tyler Gamble TE 6-1 190 Jr.

17 Montez Haynes WR 6-1 160 Fr.

18 Adam McKenzie LB 6-0 200 Sr.

19 Uriah Sailes DB 5-6 125 Jr.

20 Demetrius Alexander RB 5-6 150 Jr.

21 Austin Bates LB 5-10 170 So.

22 Luis Munoz DB 5-5 140 So.

23 Josh Lee RB 5-6 145 Sr.

24 D.J. Daniels RB 5-8 170 Jr.

25 Qualin Evans LB 5-9 170 Sr.

26 Kris Abrams DB 5-9 180 Sr.

27 Dee Tolbert RB 5-6 145 Fr.

28 Josh Stamps WR 5-4 110 Jr.

29 Brandon King LB 6-2 195 Sr.

30 Chris Cooper RB 5-6 160 Sr.

31 Lee Moore FB 5-11 200 Sr.

32 Shaquille Montgomery WR 5-7 130 Jr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr33 Jarian Horstead FB 5-9 210 Jr.

34 Myles Rogers FB 5-11 210 So.

35 Shyheim Cooper DB 5-8 130 So.

36 Matt Scoggins FB 5-7 190 Jr.

37 C.J. Clinkscale RB 5-9 150 Jr.

38 Augustine Simelana LB 5-10 180 Jr.

39 Quentin Franklin WR 5-6 140 So.

40 Eric Hubbard WR 6-0 180 So.

41 Foster Bonds WR 5-9 150 So.

42 Philip Davis LB 6-0 180 So.

43 Matt Nall K 5-10 190 Jr.

44 Jimmy Miller DL 5-11 220 Sr.

45 Hunter Pinneo LB 5-11 185 So.

46 Nick Hamilton DL 6-3 205 Jr.

47 Ben Henderson WR 6-2 155 So.

48 Alex Bartko WR 5-10 160 So.

49 Jesse Handlon WR 5-9 150 So.

50 Jacobi Dial LB 5-8 190 So.

51 Maddison Littrell DL 5-8 190 So.

53 Justin Jones OL 5-9 220 Jr.

54 Harrison Gambill LB 5-7 180 Sr.

56 David Capers OL 5-10 200 Jr.

57 Kolby Newton OL 6-0 190 So.

59 Matt Ray DL 5-10 210 So.

60 Joseph Turek OL 5-8 200 So.

61 Shane Evans DL 6-2 185 So.

62 Christian Collins OL 6-0 225 Jr.

63 Brent Childree LB 5-7 155 So.

64 Matt Johnson OL 5-10 185 Sr.

65 Jesse Masters OL 6-0 190 Jr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr67 Josh Peeples OL 6-1 310 So.

68 Jonathan Peeples OL 6-1 320 So.

70 Blake Thomas DL 5-11 160 So.

71 Josh May DL 6-2 230 Sr.

73 Kevin Ramay OL 5-10 210 Jr.

74 John Thompson DL 6-1 210 So.

75 Kyle Kreuser OL 6-3 230 Sr.

76 Cody Myers OL 6-4 190 So.

77 Najawuan Nash OL 6-2 330 Sr.

78 Chris Swafford OL 6-4 220 Sr.

81 Dillon Holsonback WR 5-10 160 Jr.

82 Jonathan Berry TE 6-1 160 So.

83 Justin Brown WR 5-10 165 Jr.

84 Denorris Posey TE 6-1 180 Sr.

85 Matt Lovelace WR 6-1 160 Sr.

86 Dee Haynes WR 6-0 180 Sr.

87 Xavier Carter WR 6-0 170 So.

88 Tresman Gaddis WR 5-11 180 Sr.

89 Rasheed Mangualt WR 5-9 150 Jr.

90 Travis Mahone DL 6-1 240 Sr.

91 Aaron Srygley LB 5-10 180 Jr.

93 Ryan Morrow DL 5-10 160 So.

94 Anthony Barganier DL 6-1 220 So.

95 Brett Green DL 6-2 240 Sr.

98 Andrew Scorby DL 6-0 210 Sr.

99 DeAngelo Green DL 6-2 220 Sr.


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Tim Castille fondly remembers his high school football playing days at Briarwood Christian School.

The rest of the state remembers them well, too, with Castille’s name sitting near the top of the leaderboard in many offensive state records.

Castille, set to begin the fourth year of a National Football League career as a fullback with the Kansas City Chiefs, graduated from Briarwood following a fi ve-year playing career that stands as one of the most accomplished in the history of high school football in the state of Alabama.

Castille simply remembers his time at Briarwood as being the most fun he’s ever had on the gridiron.

“It was a blast,” Castille said. “It was the most fun I’ve had playing football. It’s better than college and the NFL. It’s the most pure form of football. You don’t understand until you’re done.”

Castille, who led the Lions to Alabama High School Athletic Association Class 3A championships in 1998 and 1999, was the fi rst of three sons of former University of Alabama All-American Jeremiah Castille to play for coach Fred Yancey at Briarwood Christian School.

Simeon Castille, who was a part of the Lions’ 2003 Class 5A state championship team, is currently in training camp with the United Football League’s Florida Tuskers. Caleb Castille, a 2010 Briarwood graduate, is a walk-on at the University of Alabama.

The eldest Castille sibling said Yancey has had a positive impact on the lives of every former Briarwood player.

“Before every game Coach Yancey would do my tape job for me,” Castille said. “I think that you get life lessons from him. He wants his players to be productive members of society. He’s teaching all of the time.”

Castille said playing at Briarwood not

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only prepared him for life, it also prepared him for playing football in both college and in the NFL.

“(Playing at Briarwood) was huge for me,” Castille said. “The coaches handled the whole situation great with me. They didn’t put a lot of pressure on me. They taught me the basics and the fundamentals of football. The things they taught me way back then have become really important to me

now. They’ve really helped me throughout my career.”

Castille said players who graduate from high schools in the Shelby County area and go on to play in college are already one step ahead of most other high school football players.

“Because the guys in our area were so good, the competition when I got to college wasn’t as big of a jump,” Castille said. “The athleticism wasn’t at a much different level.”

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OFFENSE - MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Season70, Montez Billings, Pelham, 2002 - 21st

OFFENSE - MOST PASS RECEPTIONS, Career243, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998-2002 - 2nd

OFFENSE - CAREER TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS41, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998-2002 - 8th

OFFENSE - MOST YARDS RECEIVING, Season1,194, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998 - 16th1,170, Shannon Hartsfi eld, Briarwood, 1990 - 23rd1,060, Bill Flowers, 1999 - 42nd

OFFENSE - MOST YARDS RECEIVING, Career4,122, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998-2002 (243 catches) - 3rd

OFFENSE - TOTAL OFFENSE, Career9,164, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2004-07 - 3rd

OFFENSE - TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS, Season53, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2007 - 3rd

OFFENSE - ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Season4,079, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2007 - 3rd2,430, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1999 - 13th

OFFENSE - ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, Career9,544, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998-2002 - 2nd9,164, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2004-07 - 3rd

DEFENSE - MOST INTERCEPTIONS, Game 4, Brandon Salser, Chelsea vs. Isabella, 1989 - 3rd

DEFENSE - MOST TACKLES, Season285, Matthew Forester, Briarwood, 1998 - 1st

DEFENSE - MOST TACKLES, Career612, Matthew Forester, Briarwood, 1996-98 - 2nd

AHSAA Football Team Records

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT A LOSS45, Shelby County (43-0-2), 1961-66 - 6th

OFFENSE - MOST POINTS SCORED, Season582, Briarwood Chrisitan (15-0), 1998 - 19th

OFFENSE - MOST POINTS SCORED, Game (Both teams)117, Pelham (77) vs. Jackson-Olin (40), 2006 - 7th

OFFENSE - MOST PASS ATTEMPTS, Season342, Pelham, 1997 - 9th

OFFENSE - MOST COMPLETIONS, Season200, Pelham (342 attempts), 1997 - 8th

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OFFENSE - MOST POINTS SCORED, Season204 Tim Castille, Briarwood, 2001 - 18th

OFFENSE - MOST POINTS SCORED, Career620 Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998-2002 - 3rd

OFFENSE - MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED, Season34, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 2001 - 26th

OFFENSE - MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED, Career102, Tim Castille, Briarwood, 1998-2002 - 5th

OFFENSE - LONGEST FIELD GOAL 60 yards, Michael Proctor, Pelham vs. Mt. Brook, 1991 - 1st51 yards, Jason Lang, Pelham vs. Shades Valley, 1994 - 32nd

OFFENSE - MOST EXTRA POINTS KICKED, Season68, Graham Wilson, Briarwood (of 73 attempts), 1998 - 11th

OFFENSE - MOST EXTRA POINTS KICKED, Career180, Graham Wilson, Briarwood, 1997-99 - 5th

OFFENSE - MOST EXTRA POINTS KICKED, Consecutive53, Michael Proctor, Pelham, 1989-91 - 10th

OFFENSE - MOST YARDS RUSHING, Season2,281, Shontua Ray, Montevallo, 1997 (11 games) - 33rd

OFFENSE - MOST YARDS RUSHING, Career5,144, Arthur Johnson, Thompson, 1980-82 - 22nd

OFFENSE - MOST YARDS PASSING, Game408, Tyler Watts, Pelham vs. Vestavia Hills, 1995 - 22nd

OFFENSE - MOST YARDS PASSING, Season3,469, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2007 - 7th2,834, Parker Anderson, Pelham, 1999 - 20th2,501, Bart Yancey, Briarwood, 1990 - 37th 2,484, Tyler Watts, Pelham, 1997 - 40th

OFFENSE - MOST YARDS PASSING, Career7,968, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2004-07 - 10th6,838, Tyler Watts, Pelham, 1994-97 - 17th

OFFENSE - MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Season361, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2007 - 10th342, Tyler Watts, Pelham, 1997 - 17th335, Bart Yancey, Briarwood, 1990 - 19th303, Parker Anderson, Pelham, 1999 - 37th

OFFENSE - MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED, Career1,008, Tyler Watts, Pelham, 1994-97 - 6th966, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2004-07 - 9th

OFFENSE - MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Season228, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2007 - 9th204, Parker Anderson, Pelham, 1999 - 17th200, Tyler Watts, Pelham, 1997 - 19th

OFFENSE - MOST PASSES COMPLETED, Career594, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2004-07 - 5th519, Tyler Watts, Pelham, 1994-97 - 9th

OFFENSE - MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Season47, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2007 - 3rd

OFFENSE - MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES, Career88, Barrett Trotter, Briarwood, 2004-2007 - 7th55, Tyler Watts, Pelham, 1995-97 - 19th

OFFENSE - LONGEST TOUCHDOWN PASS99 yards, Jim Collier, Briarwood vs. Shelby Co., 1984 - 1st99 yards, Jeff Flannery, Briarwood vs. UMS-Wright, 1999 - 1st

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QuarterbacksThe Rebels are in good shape at quarterback with seniors Daniel Kennedy, John Bullen and Hunter Rowe leading the offense. Kennedy and Rowe will spend all of their time at quarterback, while Bullen will also play running back and receiver.

Running BacksSeniors Bryce Cooke and Ryan Batson are newcomers to the team, but both will play key roles this season. Bullen, who will also spend time in the backfield, is a versatile athlete whose position can best be described as playmaker.

Wide ReceiversBullen leads a group of experienced receivers for the Rebels. Seniors Sam Bullard, Tanner Wood, Saxon Grimes and Casey Frederick, along with juniors Preston Parker, Hunter Winslett and Cody Garrett, will make up a group that should be the strength of the team.

Offensive LineFewer faces return up front, but the Rebels should field a solid offensive line with four seniors — tackles Corey Burton and Jordan Green and guards Clay Goss and Anthony Gads — playing key roles. Junior Myles Varner will likely start at center.

Defensive LineThe defensive front should be in good shape with seniors Corey Burton, Jordan Green, Clay Goss and Anthony Gads providing leadership. Seniors Alex Puckett and Nick Bates will also be in the mix for playing time.

LinebackersThe Rebels will be young at linebacker, with junior Preston Parker as the only player returning with any varsity experience. Seniors Saxon Grimes, Bryce Cooke, Hunter Rowe and Ryan Batson will need to step up.

SecondaryPlenty of experienced players return in the defensive backfield, including seniors Tanner Wood and John Bullen and juniors Hunter Winslett and Cody Garrett. Senior Hunter Rowe and Casey Frederick will also be in the mix for playing time in the secondary.

Special TeamsJunior Cody Garrett is a returning starter at placekicker and will also get a strong look to be the team’s punter as well.

The Rebels picked up a playoff win for the first time since 1993 last year in coach Vince DiLorenzo’s first season. Coosa Valley will try to take the next step and compete for a state championship in 2010. John Bullen


# 7 John Bullen QB/WR/S Sr.

# 2 Sam Bullard WR/CB Sr.

#32 Cody Garrett WR/CB Jr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

@Autauga Academy*

Kingwood Christian

Cornerstone Christian*

Chambers Academy

@Jackson Academy*

Meadowview Christian*

@Sparta Academy*

Sumter Academy*

@Dixie Academy

Crenshaw Christian

2010 COOSA VALLEY SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Vince DiLorenzo (8-4, 2nd year)

Assistants: Bobby Hughes, Randy Wood, Whit Lovelady, David McLain and J.B. Ripley

AISA 1A, REGION 22009: 8-4 (5-3)

* Region game

Last region title: NoneLast playoff game: 2009

DATE

Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

COOSA VALLEY ACADEMY ROSTER

stadium Don Greene Stadium Rebel Field on campus, Harpersville


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr2 Sam Bullard WR/CB 6-2 170 Sr.

4 Preston Parker WR/LB 5-11 170 Jr.

5 Tanner Wood WR/CB 5-11 165 Sr.

7 John Bullen QB/S 5-9 150 Sr.

8 Bryce Cook RB/LB 5-7 165 Sr.

10 Hunter Rowe QB/LB 5-11 195 Sr.

14 Hunter Winslett WR/DB 5-11 160 Jr.

15 Alex Stewart WR/CB 5-4 120 Fr.

18 Daniel Kennedy QB/DB 6-2 170 Sr.

21 Saxon Grimes WR/LB 6-1 190 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr22 Adam McCranie WR/CB 6-0 160 So.

24 Joe Miller WR/CB 5-7 130 So.

25 Casey Frederick WR/CB 5-6 140 Sr.

32 Cody Garrett WR/C 5-9 135 Jr.

35 Ryan Batson RB/LB 5-10 180 Sr.

50 Travis Clinkscales C/DL 5-11 200 So.

52 Clay Goss G/DL 6-0 185 Sr.

57 Myles Varner C/DL 6-0 270 Jr.

60 Kyle Benson G/DL 5-8 170 So.

61 Zac Mayo G/DL 5-8 180 Fr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr66 Anthony Gads G/DL 5-9 165 So.

68 Dustin Herman T/DL 5-9 250 So.

71 Corey Burton T/DL 5-10 190 Sr.

72 Alex Puckett G/DL 5-10 185 Sr.

75 Jordan Green T/DL 6-4 230 Sr.

76 Andrew McLaine T/DL 6-2 250 So.

77 Logan Guy T/DL 5-11 185 Jr.

79 Matt Zettler G/DL 5-8 175 Jr.

80 Nick Bates WR/DL 6-4 190 Sr.

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QuarterbacksSophomores Adrian Young and Sterling Riether, along with junior Hagan Joiner, will fight for the starting quarterback position. Young saw a few snaps at the position as a freshman.

Running BacksThe Chargers will rely on Josh Anderson to move a few chains this season. Anderson, a senior, is one of the few players returning with experience in the backfield. Junior Auston Wingard will follow in the footsteps of older brother Colton at the fullback position.

Wide ReceiversDylan Rodgers, John Fancher and Eric Braun, all seniors, will lead the group of receivers. Freshman Tucker Youngblood should also work his way into the rotation.

Offensive LineThe strength of the offense is in the big bodies up front, including returning starters in seniors Stephan Young and Seth Woody, junior Clayton Halbert and sophomore Jacob Coggins. Junior Chase Payne and eighth-graders Lance and Wade Martin will also be in line for playing time.

Defensive LineSmith said the defensive front may be the strong suit of the team, with the return of seniors Stephan Young and Seth Woody. Sophomore Jacob Coggins will be in line to start. Senior John Fancher and junior Chase Payne will play key roles.

LinebackersSenior Josh Anderson, an aggressive middle linebacker, is a returning starter. Juniors Auston Wingard and Clayton Halbert, along with freshman Tucker Youngblood, will round out the linebacking corps.

SecondaryThere aren’t many experienced players returning in the secondary, but the group should feature plenty of depth with senior Dylan Rodgers and juniors Eric Braun, Chase Crumpton, Sterling Riether and Hagan Joiner.

Special TeamsJunior Eric Braun is the only returning player with any experience in the kicking department. The punting role still hadn’t been settled entering fall practice.

The Chargers will be solid on the offensive and defensive line, but question marks surround the rest of the team following the graduation of a large senior class. Coach Tim Smith hopes to break in a group of brand new starters in the backfield and secondary this season. Josh Anderson


#33 Josh Anderson RB/LB Sr.

#9 Auston Wingard RB/LB Jr.

#64 Stephan Young OL/DL Sr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

@Chambers Academy

Autauga Academy*

@Coosa Valley Academy*

Lyman Ward

@Flint Hill Christian

Jackson Academy*

@Meadowview Christian*

Sparta Academy*

@Sumter Academy*

Ashford Academy

2010 CORNERSTONE SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Tim Smith(49-37, 10th year)

Assistants: Joey Miller, James Lee, Jermaine Livingston and Mark Young

AISA 1A, REGION 22009: 9-2 (7-1)

* Region game


DATE

Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Michael B. Willis Memorial Stadium on campus, Columbiana


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr2 Dylan Rodgers WR/CB 5-9 155 Sr.

5 Tucker Youngblood WR/LB 5-10 140 Fr.

7 Cody Jones WR/LB 5-8 140 8th

9 Auston Wingard RB/LB 6-1 190 Jr.

10 Hagan Joiner QB/CB 5-10 140 Jr.

14 Sterling Riether QB/FS 5-10 145 So.

17 Blake Odgers WR/FS 5-10 145 Fr.

18 Adrian Young QB/FS 6-01 170 So.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr21 Eric Brown WR/CB 5-10 145 Sr.

24 Chase Crumpton WR/CB 6-2 160 Jr.

33 Josh Anderson RB/LB 6-2 215 Sr.

34 John Fancher WR/DE 6-2 175 Sr.

40 Tim Warren WR/CB 5-2 105 Fr.

44 Ethan Woody WR/LB 5-9 140 Fr.

50 Clayton Halbert OL/LB 5-10 200 Jr.

51 Seth Woody OL/DL 6-4 260 Sr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr52 Chase Payne OL/DE 6-1 165 Jr.

55 Jacob Coggins OL/DL 6-0 240 So.

57 Randall Hunt OL/DL 5-5 135 Fr.

58 Austin Andrews OL/DL 5-4 130 8th

60 Lance Martin OL/DL 5-7 140 8th

62 Wade Martin OL/DL 5-7 150 8th

64 Stephan Young OL/DL 5-11 280 Sr.

72 J.J. Johnson OL/DL 5-7 160 Fr.

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QuarterbacksThree players will split time at quarterback, including seniors Kevin Woody and Tyrone Pope and freshman Gavin Sumrall. Expect Pope to see plenty of designed running plays out of the backfield.

Running BacksTyrone Pope will likely spend most of his time as the Lions’ running back. The 5-foot-8, 170-pound speedster is capable of making plays in the open field. Junior Ethan Wicks and sophomore Dalton Sparks will also see their share of carries.

Wide ReceiversSenior David Fillingim and junior Douglas Ledlow are back after starting last season. Seniors Jordan Myers and Peyton Sumrall, along with freshman Ryan Tyson, will provide depth at the receiver position.

Offensive LineThe Lions will be young and inexperienced up front, with only one returning starter in junior guard Terrence Peeples. Sophomore Garrett McBride will man the other guard spot. Senior Ben Litrell and junior Moses Peters will see time at tackle. Sophomore Garret McBride will play in the middle at center.

Defensive LineSenior Ben Litrell and junior Moses Peters will play key roles on the defensive front at end positions. Junior Terrence Peeples, sophomore Garret McBride and freshman Ryan Tyson will fight for time at defensive tackle.

LinebackersJuniors Douglas Ledlow and Nick Gentille will be counted on at linebacker. Sophomore Aron Walters will also be an important piece of the puzzle.

SecondarySenior Tyrone Pope and Peyton Sumrall are returning starters in the defensive backfield. Seniors Kevin Woody and Jordan Myers will provide leadership. Sophomore Charles Pope will likely join Myers as a starting safety.

Special TeamsFreshman Ryan Tyson will handle placekicking duties in his first varsity season. Senior Tyrone Pope is back after handling kickoff and punting duties last year.

The Lions struggled through a winless season last year. Coach Vince Elliott hopes year two is much better. There is optimism within the Kingwood program with the return of senior playmaker Tyrone Pope. Tyrone Pope


#2 Tyrone Pope RB/DB Sr.

#22 Peyton Sumrall WR/DB Sr.

#36 David Fillingim WR/DB Sr.

Players to Watch

OPPONENT

Prattville Christian*

Coosa Valley Academy

@Bessemer Academy*

@Evangel Christian

East Memorial*

@Hooper Academy*

@Lyman Ward

Morgan Academy*

@Tuscaloosa Academy*

Lee-Scott Academy

2010 KINGWOOD SCHEDULE

Head Coach: Vince Elliott (0-9, 2nd year)

Assistants: Bob Spurgeon, Jon Kress and Ethan Abbot

AISA 3A, REGION 2 2009: 0-9 (0-6)

* Region game


DATE

Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

Oct.29

KINGWOOD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ROSTER

stadium Kingwood Field Kingwood Church, Alabaster


No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr2 Tyrone Pope RB/DB 5-8 170 Sr.

10 Kevin Woody QB/DB 5-11 165 Sr.

14 Gavin Sumrall QB/DB 5-8 125 Fr.

16 Jordan Myers WR/DB 5-8 130 Sr.

20 Douglas Ledlow TE/LB 5-9 175 Jr.

21 Michael Bowen RB/LB 5-7 135 So.

22 Peyton Sumrall WR/DB 5-9 165 Sr.

23 Zack Thorson WR/DB 5-8 150 So.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr25 Dalton Sparks RB/DB 5-8 180 So.

32 Ethan Wicks RB/DB 5-10 180 Jr.

34 Ryan Tyson TE/DE 6-2 195 Fr.

36 David Fillingim WR/DB 6-0 165 Sr.

42 Bailey Broadhead WR/DB 5-7 145 Fr.

50 Garrett McBride OL/DL 5-10 200 So.

58 Nick Gentille OL/LB 6-0 185 Jr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr60 Moses Peters OL/DE 6-1 215 Jr.

66 Terrence Peeples OL/DL 5-10 305 Jr.

67 Aron Walters OL/LB 5-10 160 So.

70 Max Brewer OL/DL 5-10 240 Jr.

75 Ben Litrell OL/DE 6-4 245 Sr.

81 Charles Pope WR/DB 6-0 145 So.

84 Jordan Humphries WR/DB 5-7 130 Fr.

Head Coach: Wayne Price, (9-2, 2nd year)Assistants: Lance Byrd, Daryn Flanders, Bill Snuggs and James Brown


ALABAMA CHRISTIANSPORTS CONFERENCE

2009: 9-2

Head Coach: Mark Rettig, (9-4, 2nd year)Assistants: Jerry Hughes, John Gordon, Roy Whitson, Scott Medders and

Jerry Landis.

ALABAMA CHRISTIANSPORTS CONFERENCE

2009: 9-4

OPPONENT

Golden Acres

Franklin Christian

Tabernacle Christian

Bridge Academy

@Tuscaloosa Christian

Shiloh Christian

@Evangel Family

@Hope Christian

@Freedom Academy

@Heritage Christian

2010 EVANGEL SCHEDULE

DATE

Aug. 20

Aug. 27

Sept. 3

Sept. 10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct.22

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr2 Timothy Bell WR/CB 5-9 160 So.

4 Zac Hughes QB 5-11 170 Sr.

5 Terrence Moore TB 5-10 147 Sr.

11 Jacob Medders LB/FB 6-0 175 Sr.

12 Kenneth Norris DE 5-4 131 Sr.

13 Caleb Rettig LB/FB 5-11 200 Sr.

14 Ryan Gibbens CB 5-8 151 Sr.

17 Josh Booker WR 6-0 148 Jr.

24 Brock Boyd DB 5-9 145 Sr.

25 Phillip Defreese TE 6-1 186 Sr.

26 Ben Nafe OL/DL 5-10 215 Jr.

30 Caleb Douglas WR/DB 5-11 179 Sr.

31 Glyn Glover CB/TB 5-7 153 Jr.

36 Andrew Bell WR/DB 6-1 153 Sr.

37 Immanuel Drew FB/QB 5-8 151 So.

38 Charles Streets WR/QB 5-8 135 So.

39 Caleb Booker WR/QB 5-8 130 Fr.

40 Michael Sides WR 6-0 143 Jr.

44 Sam Pair OL/DL 5-9 190 So.

45 Elliott Hooten OL/DL 5-10 170 So.

46 Eric Spence WR/QB 5-7 140 Jr.

52 Blake Thomas WR/DB 5-11 154 Sr.

67 Andrew Whitson C/LB 6-0 182 Jr.

70 Josh Clevenger OL/DL 6-3 180 Jr.

73 Jonathan Rochester OL/DL 5-8 237 Jr.

77 Russell Baldwin OL/DL 5-11 178 Jr.

82 Dillon Thompson WR/QB 5-6 123 Fr.

85 Jacob White WR 5-7 123 So.

86 Issac Hughes WR 5-6 120 So.

88 Cameron Barnett OL/DL 6-0 203 Fr.

No. NAME POS Ht Wt Yr2 Charlie Bell K/DB 5-10 125 Soph.

4 Peter Lau TE/DB 5-8 140 Fr.

5 Caleb Hogue RB/DB 5-6 130 Fr.

6 Colin Carr RB/DB 5-6 130 Fr.

8 Clay O’Neal RB/DB 5-6 120 Fr.

9 Adam Richardson TE/DE 5-10 135 Soph.

10 Brentley Wells TE/DB 5-10 145 Jr.

11 Hayden Brown QB/DB 5-9 155 Jr.

12 Colby White DB 5-5 110 Fr.

13 Nathan Scott QB/LB 5-7 155 Fr.

18 Josh Letson TE/DE 5-9 130 Fr.

19 David Baggett RB/DE 5-9 150 Soph.

21 Grant Webster TE/LB 5-8 135 Fr.

24 Pete Sullivan RB/LB 5-4 133 Fr.

26 Cameron Kemp RB/DB 5-7 125 Fr.

27 Cameron Cohill TE/DL 5-11 180 Sr.

28 Luke Miller RB/LB 6-1 195 Sr.

30 Michael Entrekin RB/LB 6-1 185 Sr.

32 Sam Stockman TE/LB 5-8 128 Sr.

34 Beaux Byrd OL/DL 6-0 195 Sr.

41 Jason Sylestine RB/DB 5-9 150 Soph.

46 Josh Flanders RB/DE 6-2 185 Sr.

50 Ben Taube OL/MLB 5-10 210 Soph.

51 Luke Dorough OL/DL 5-8 190 Fr.

56 Micah Hogue OL/DL 5-8 175 Soph.

60 Brandon Montgomery OL/MLB 5-7 200 Soph.

70 Clark Bee OL/DL 6-3 190 Fr.

82 Aaron Walker TE/DE/DB 6-2 165 Jr.

87 Gentry Berry OL/DL 5-11 180 Sr.

88 Collin Stickley OL/DL 5-2 128 Fr.

91 Dru Bell K 5-9 100 Fr.

99 Aaron Clayton OL/DL 5-8 162 Fr.

OPPONENT

Heritage Christian (AL)

@AL/GA Christian

@Heritage Christian (GA)

New Life Christian

Tabernacle Christian

North River Christian

Evangel Christian

Evangel Family

Bridge Academy

2010 HOPESCHEDULE

DATE

Aug. 13

Aug. 27

Sept.10

Sept. 17

Sept. 24

Oct. 1

Oct. 8

Oct. 15

Oct. 22

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