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Golden Tornadoes avenge loss to Huntingdon
They say revenge is a dish best served cold. That was certainly the case Friday night in Union City.…
Playoff preview:  Semifinal berths up for grabs tonight
There are some very intriguing matchups tonight as West Tennessee’s public schools duke it out for berths in the…
Fourteen area athletes nominated for Mr. Football
The Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards will be presented to the top 10 backs and linemen in five classifications…
McKenzie shuts out Huntingdon
Both offenses were slowed down by sloppy conditions Friday night in McKenzie. But the Rebels came up with the…
Golden Tornadoes avenge loss to Huntingdon

They say revenge is a dish best served cold. That was certainly the case Friday night in Union City. The Golden Tornadoes, who lost to Huntingdon 44-35 in Week 3, had little trouble with the Mustangs Friday night in the Class A state quartefinals, winning 30-7. Kennon Holder, the area’s leading rusher, broke an 80-yard run early in the third quarter to trim Union City’s lead to 17-7, but it was all UC after that. Josh Nicks and Kendrick Price each had short touchdown runs in the third quarter as the Golden Tornadoes pulled away. Union City (10-2) travels to Wayne County (12-0) next Friday night in the state semifinals. Chase Bowling, UC’s quarterback, had a huge game, rushing for 124 yards on 22 carries.…

Playoff preview:  Semifinal berths up for grabs tonight

There are some very intriguing matchups tonight as West Tennessee’s public schools duke it out for berths in the state semifinals. The area’s DII schools will be playing for spots in state title games. Here’s a look at the 11 area playoff games tonight: Class A Huntingdon (8-3) at Union City (9-2) Fans love rematches in the playoffs, and this is an interesting one. In Week 3 the Mustangs defeated Union City 44-35 in a wild one. Huntingdon rolled up 405 rushing yards, including 222 by Kennon Holder. If Union City can slow down the Mustangs’ rushing attack, the Golden Tornadoes will have a chance for revenge. The winner plays Wayne County or Jo Byrns. Class 2A Adamsville (10-1) at McKenzie (10-1) Both teams had…

Fourteen area athletes nominated for Mr. Football

The Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards will be presented to the top 10 backs and linemen in five classifications of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association on Monday, November 30, 2009, at the Embassy Suites Hotel & Conference Center in Murfreesboro. For the eighth consecutive year, the top kicker in the state will be recognized with a Mr. Football Award. There are three finalists in this category, regardless of their school’s classification. This event is supported financially by the Tennessee Titans Foundation. “High school football in Tennessee enjoys a great tradition throughout the state and we are pleased to join the TSSAA for the third consecutive year in saluting these fine young men at the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards,” said Adams. “The young men…

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