Prep Football: No. 16 seeds Fairmont Senior and Gilmer County pull off upsets
From Wire Reports Class A No. 16 Gilmer County 19, No. 1 Cameron 14 CAMERON — Cameron will certainly remember...
From Wire Reports Class A No. 16 Gilmer County 19, No. 1 Cameron 14 CAMERON — Cameron will certainly remember...
From Wire Reports Bluefield 44, Point Pleasant 20 POINT PLEASANT — Amir Hairston rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns, while Ryker Brown added a pair of rushing scores and threw for two more while guiding 14th-seeded Bluefield past third-seeded Point Pleasant 44-20 on Saturday afternoon in a Class AA opening round contest at OVB Field. The host Big Blacks (9-2) scored on their opening drive and took a 7-3 lead into the second quarter, but Brown scored back-to-back 1-yard rushing touchdowns in the second quarter for a 17-7 edge. Hairston added an 82-yard scamper with 47 seconds left in the half, giving Bluefield (6-3) a 24-7 cushion at the break. Brown found Jaeon Flack on the opening play of the second half with a 54-yard scoring pass, giving BHS its largest lead of the game at 30-7 just 16 seconds into the third. PPHS answered with back-to-back touchdown runs of eight and four yards by Evan Roach to cut the deficit down to 30-20 with 2:55 remaining in the third, but the hosts were never closer. Jacorian Green hauled in a 53-yard TD pass from Brown 31 seconds into the fourth and Hairston tacked on a 12-yard TD run with 4:04 remaining to wrap up the 24-point outcome. Brown threw for 175 yards and ran for another 61 yards as Bluefield outgained Point Pleasant by a 388-271 overall margin. Roach had 160 rushing yards and two scores on 29 attempts. Gavin Jeffers also had 69 yards and a score on 13 tries for the Big Blacks. 14 Bluefield (5-3) 3 21 6 14 —...
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