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  • Sports News 10-11-12

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    Jellico Senior Day

    Jellico High School will host a football senior day on Oct. 12. The seven seniors on the Blue Devil squad will be honored in the game on Friday night.

     

    Pink Out at CCHS

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  • Little things, commitment slow...

    Coming out of the first quarter on Friday night, it looked like Jellico was in fine shape, trailing only 14-8.

    However, with three minutes left in the second quarter, those little mistakes became the big talk for the Blue Devils, as they fell 55-8.

    Josh Lay, who returned it to the Bobcat 26-yard line, stripped Oliver Spring’s Shawn Childress of the ball. On Jellico’s next play, they gave it back to the Bobcats.

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  • Oneida snaps Jacksboro's...

    Oneida had more options than the Sears catalog.

    Running a single-wing offense, the Indians found a way to snap the Eagles’ five-game winning streak last Thursday night in the battle of unbeatens.

    Oneida compiled 400 yards across the ground on 56 carries, while using 10 different runners en route to a 34-6 victory.

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  • Egg Bowl set for Thursday night

    This one shouldn’t go over easy.

    The 12th annual Egg Bowl is set for tonight (Thursday) as the LaFollette Owls travel to Jacksboro Middle School to take on the Eagles in what some are calling the “biggest game of the year.”

    The battle is set for 7 p.m., and it is already boiling up to be a good one.

    Since the beginning of the season, the Owls have scrambled from an 0-3 record at the start. Winning three straight, LaFollette will come into this game totally even at 3-3.

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  • Taylor finishes 35th in state...

    Campbell County High School junior Lindsay Taylor competed in the Class AAA state golf tournament on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 25-26 in Manchester.

    The Willowbrook Golf Course wasn’t kind to Taylor on the first day of competition, as Barren’s Triangle got the best of the first-time state golfer. Taylor finished the day with an 18-over-par 90.

    On Tuesday, however, she bounced back, combining her two-day total for an overall 179 score. That score was good enough for 35th place out of the 56 competitors.

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  • FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: Campbell...

    When: Friday

     

    Where: Knoxville Central High School

     

    Kickoff: 7:30 p.m.

     

    Records: Campbell County (2-4, 1-3 District 3-AAA) at Knox Central (4-3, 4-1)

     

    Previous meeting: Campbell County fell in last year’s District 3-AAA match-up between the Cougars and the Bobcats. Central scooted out of L. Hope Dossett Stadium with a 34-7 score.

     

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  • FRIDAY NIGHT PREVIEW: Jellico at...

    When: Friday

     

    Where: Coalfield High School; Harriman

     

    Kickoff: 7:30 p.m.

     

    Records: Jellico (0-6, 0-2 District 4-A) at Coalfield (6-0, 3-0)

     

    Previous meeting: Jellico and Coalfield last met in Jellico last year in the District 4-A matchup. Coalfield came away victorious in Bill Humphrey Stadium, 63-0.

     

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  • Sports News 10-4

    Toys for Tots 5K

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  • Taylor competes in state tourney

    In old days, ships were warned about the dangers of entering The Bermuda Triangle.

    That same warning should go out for golfers entering the Barrens Triangle.

    The seven-hole “natural triangle” at the Willowbrook Golf Course in Manchester became one of the hardest stretches for the high school competitors.

    Campbell County’s Lindsay Taylor was in that mix. Withing that stretch, Taylor found an eight-over-par performance.

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  • Thirty-two minutes of dominance

    “Take the fight to the Senators for 32 minutes and leave it there.”

    That’s the last of the maxims for the LaFollette Owls, and it’s one they followed to a tee last Thursday night.

    Fresh off their 44-0 victory over Horace Maynard, the Owls were looking for their second of the season. They found it, as they took the fight to the Senators of Norris, 34-6 at LaFollette Middle School.

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