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- Arlington defeats Millington, remains perfect
- Photo/story by Thomas Sellers Jr. The District 14-3A championship was on the line Friday night in Millington. The hosting…
- Five area teams have turned things around this season
- Photo by Roger Smith Heading into the 2009 football season, there were several teams that we all knew were…
- Arlington remains perfect with win over Craigmont
- Photo by Terry Longmire For a while it looked like Craigmont might hand Arlington its first loss of the…
- Houston, Brighton place at AAA golf tourney
- By Steve Hendrickson The Brighton High School 2009 boys and girls golf teams coached by Barry White finished a…
Arlington defeats Millington, remains perfect
Photo/story by Thomas Sellers Jr. The District 14-3A championship was on the line Friday night in Millington. The hosting Trojans were looking for its third straight title. But the visiting Arlington Tigers had a perfect season on the line. And with Kyle Mitchell’s 27-yard field goal in overtime, the Tigers were victorious 10-7 and owners of a 10-0 campaign. In muddy conditions, the Trojans (5-5, 4-2 in District 14-3A) were controlling the ball with the running game. But two turnovers kept Millington scoreless. The second miscue occurred on first and goal from the seven-yard line. Arlington recovered the fumble and turned it into a 92-yard Taylor Tornabene touchdown run on the very next play. The Tigers lead 7-0 at halftime. Millington went back to its…
Five area teams have turned things around this season
Photo by Roger Smith Heading into the 2009 football season, there were several teams that we all knew were going to be very good this season. Big things were expected of teams like Milan and Henry County, and they’ve delivered. Both teams were undefeated through Week 7. Mitchell, a team that advanced to the Class 3A state title game, has been very good this season. Same goes Memphis University School, the defending DII-AA state champs. But every year some teams come of out of seemingly nowhere and grab headlines by dramatically increasing their win total from the previous season. Last year it was teams like South Fulton and Kirby. This year there is no shortage of teams like that. Let’s start with Obion County Central.…
Arlington remains perfect with win over Craigmont
Photo by Terry Longmire For a while it looked like Craigmont might hand Arlington its first loss of the season Friday night in Arlington. But Tiger quarterback Adam Poole came up with a pair of huge play to propel his team to a 19-14 win. With just under three minutes to go and Arlington trailing 14-13, Poole hit Jordan Leakes on a 70-yard pass play to the Craigmont 10. Two plays later he hit Jake Boring on a five-yard touchdown pass with 1:50 left to help the Tigers move to 9-0 overall and 5-0 in District 14-AAA. Arlington led 13-0 in the first half after a pair of field goals by Kyle Mitchell and a 38-yard touchdown pass from Poole to Adam Sanders. But Craigmont…
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