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Childrens Award Dinner
Stanley Reed of Marianna was honored at the 13th annual Arkansas Childrens Award Dinner benefiting the Arkansas Sheriffs Youth Ranches held Nov. 12 at the Peabody Little Rock hotel.
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With 6:40 to go in the game, Kyrell Sanford and Ooltewah were trailing for the third time Friday night.
FINAL SCORES
TENNESSEE: Marion County 26, Coalfield 16 Signal Mountain 21, East Ridge 18 Ooltewah 30, Soddy-Daisy 27 South Pittsburg 7, Lipscomb Academy 0 Bradley Central 42, Rhea County 35 Tyner 6, East Hamilton 3 Baylor 42, Chattanooga Christian 0 Silverdale Baptist 50, Copper Basin 0 Grace Academy 35, Boyd-Buchanan 0 Meigs County 47, McMinn Central 0 Cleveland 43, Walker Valley 0 McCallie 31, West Forsyth (Ga.) 14 Red Bank 42, Hixson 7 Whitwell 49, Polk County 25 Sale Creek 29, Pickett County 14 East Nashville 60, Brainerd 0 GEORGIA: Ridgeland 53, Heritage 28 Lakeview-F.O. 42, Haralson County 26 Harrison 38, Dalton 17 LaFayette 28, Southeast Whitfield 21 Chattooga 34, Gordon Central 7 Rockmart 48, Dade County 0 Calhoun 42, Ringgold 7 North Murray 23, Adairsville 20 Sonoraville 54, Murray County 15 Trion 40, Gordon Lee 34 Friday, Sept. 21 FOOTBALL TENNESSEE Lookout Valley at Huntland, 8 Sequatchie County at Bledsoe County, 8
“It was just time to go, and we did,” said the Owls’ senior quarterback, whose 5-yard touchdown run capped an eight-play, 75-yard drive for the winning score with 2:27 left as Ooltewah beat a determined Soddy-Daisy, 30-27.
The two players who make the Owls’ offense go – Sanford and senior running back Sincere Quinn – combined for 278 of Ooltewah’s 306 rushing yards and three touchdowns as the Owls improved to 5-1 on the year. Quinn had 182 yards on 21 carries.
“We got down, but we always believed,” Quinn said. “No. 7’s (Sanford) my dog, and he got it done at the end. This is our best win.”
Ooltewah won despite three touchdown passes and a 5-yard touchdown run from Soddy-Daisy senior quarterback Gavin Chambers. Chambers’ score with 6:45 left in the fourth quarter gave the Trojans their third lead of the game at 27-22.
“I feel like I was outcoached,” said Ooltewah coach Scott Chandler. “They did some things with their schemes we haven’t seen and some different things with their quarterback.”
Trailing 16-7 at halftime, Soddy-Daisy (3-2) came out throwing, and Chambers hit fellow senior Landen Reece with a 12-yard touchdown pass