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l Coach Fred Bowers, preparing for defensive l Practice, summons the ends for another day l of defensive practice. We Coming back after a tough loss against the Wildcats, the Panthers showed their true pride and spirit by defeating the McEachern Indians 29- 18. Of the five football coaches, four of them began their coaching careers at Pebblebrook High School, creating a fierce rivalry. We don't loose to the 'tBrook, was the motto given by Coach Monte Fountain. To no surprise, the Panthers defeated The Brook 25-12. After last year's loss to the Paulding County Patriots, the psyched Panthers rolled on to an impressive win 35-O. The defensive units played outstanding defense to successfully stop the Patri- ots offensive attack. Following a week of Homecoming ac- tivities, wearing the traditional green and white uniforms, the Panther's of- fense unit generated a stout 43 points, while the unconquerable defense did not allow the Eagles to score. Facing possibly their toughest oppo- nent thus far, the Panthers traveled to Sprayberry High School to play one of their best games of the season. Defeat- ing the Jackets 36-6, the Panthers se- Varsity cured a play-off position for the second consecutive year. The Panthers returned home after defeating the Jackets to face an ag- gressive Douglas County football team. After scoring a meager 7 points in the first half, the Panthers returned to the battlefield to accumulate 33 more points, amidst the several brawls that broke out. I think the Douglas County game fired the team up for the play- offs, was Garry Decker's feelings on the overwhelming victory. The Pan- thers finished the regular season out right by defeating the Tigers 40-7. Entering the sub-region playoffs with a record of 8-2, the Panthers faced the first place 5-AAAA - A Lassiter Trojans during a cold Saturday night playoff game. The Panthers explosive play was evident by the victory, with a score of 32-13. Facing Wheeler for the second time, the Panthers, out for revenge after the first defeat, played outstandingly enough to defeat the Wildcats 12-3. Due to this victory the Panthers clinched the title of Region 5-AAAA champs. -.g.,,.,.,..5.,.5.1.:.:-.3.3.5.g,g.g.g.-2.5.3.5525521522:-.-.wa-1-:-1-1-1-:-:Ex-:-:-:-:-z-:-:-1'-: -'--L'-. -' '-'V' - 'V f- '. N - s .-. -. .-f gr :-:px ':. , - . - S -' Junior Kevin Kendrick, takes a break during an after noon practice session, Varsity Football 3
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wesome was how Woodie Milam and Scott Stanley described the fresh- man football season. The freshman team defeated every opponent they faced to post a perfect season, 7 wins and 0 defeats. Though the freshmen did not get to practice with the varsity, they were well prepared for every opponent. Chris Portwood felt that the reason for this was hard work and the 100 per- cent we all gave. The freshmen started off the season with a 25-0 romping over Pebblebrook and from there they were not stopped. This was the first time that a team has gone undefeated in a while, com- mented Jon Early. The team was lead by quarterbacks Derek McCravey and Chris Portwood and the running of Scott Stanley. Scott Holder commented that the team was lead by 11O percent of hard effort and We showed a great display of teamwork throughout the season. Q? - Richard Johnson Coach Gossett and Coach Davis. The past year was not as rewarding for the junior varsity. After an excruci- ating week of practice against the var- sity, the junior varsity had to play on Saturday night. Before Saturday's games, Sandy Braswell stated that excitement was felt before we played the teams that we knew were going to be good. The team lost its first game 28 to 0 to a tough Pebblebrook team, but re- bounded to defeat rival Osborne 12 to 0. After the second game, the season seemed to go down hill losing to Walton 17 to 0 and to Wheeler 30 to 8, but demolished South Cobb by a score of 28 to O. Though a small team in number, Coach Randy Crump felt this was the hardest hitting team since I have been here. . . r. .' .,. .. ' XA?-If . I' ' ' :+L-I- '. EC 'l '-' 52 N2 . 52 W ' .' . '-,-' E : !k3:?f3fS-S -:fesQEQEz3t5X m fmgksl- Wm S- '71 N'-fi' Qt.. -a.s' x- SK X. 1, M53 36 Freshman and J.V. Football Freshman And J.V. rj ist. Q ..1.. , r- .rfitiimz . ..,5,., Members of the freshman football team in- clude: ROW 1: Scott Stanley, Mike Brooks, Chip Olshein, Richard Johnson, Derek McCra- vey, John Wood, Tony Ray, Greg Zimminick, Mark Hampton, ROW 2: Chris Portwood, Phil Early, Ed Weaver, Todd Isley, Shane Penrod, Jim Carter, Rance Rowell, Stanley Norrell, Russel Reid, Kenny Harmong ROW 3: Keith Wilson, Jeff Morrison, Jamey Carona, Chase Youngblood, Jon Early, David Lewis, Robert Lawson, Karl Harris, Woodie Milarn, Andre O'Kelley, Richie Rhodes, Scott Culver, Ro- berto Villanueva, NOT pictured: Robbie Fos- ter, Mike Pate, Steve Smitherman, Scott Holder.
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