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by Erin Coleman
Warriors wow everyone
this week
It was an outstanding week
t'or Pocahontas County Sports
as this year's tall athletes made
a clean sweep in all the compe-
titions they played in.
The boy's srccer team started
the winning streak on Tuesday,
September 2, as they hosted a
match against James Monroe.
The Warriors played well.
both offensively and defensive-
ly. managing to put six goals
past the James Monroe goalie
while holding them to just one.
Scoring for the-Warriors
were Andy Wayne with three,
Ben Jewell and Thurston Willis,
each with one, and Jonathan
Burns also contributed one goal
and one assist. Also, assisting
. mls were
,," Nathan Rittenhouse
and Brian Norrod with two.
Tile next challenge was met
by the Warrior boys stcer team
as they traveled to Princeton for
an exciting and intense match.
The Warriors came out
strong as Andy Wayne. assisted
by Brain Norrod, put in the first
goal of the match, As play
continued Princeton managed to
slip in two goals putting the
Warriors down 2-1 going into
the half. The Warriors. howev-
er. came out with a new fire in
the second halt'. Corv Simmons
and Ben Jewelt both scored for
Pocahontas, while the Warrior
defense put a stop to Princeton.
The Warriors triumphed 3-
2.
On Friday night it was the
football's team time to shine.
After a disappointing season
opener the Warriors were deter-
mined to turn things around ear-
ly.
The Warriors had a shaky
start as Gilmer took charge early
scoring two touchdowns quickly
in the first quarter.
Unfazed, Pocahontas domi-
nated the second quarter led by
freshman, Jesse Burdette, who
grabbed the first touchdown for
the Warriors, on a 45 yard run.
Not long after, Jonathan
Taylor scored the second touch-
down off an eight yard pass
from Mark Burdette.
Thurston Willis put up two
extra points for the Warriors,
making it a suspenseful 14-18
at the half.
With new enthusiasm the
Warriors swept the second half
as Jesse Burdette scored the third
Warrior touchdown of the night,
running from the 33 yard line to
put Pocahontas in tile lead.
It seemed Pocahontas had
hit the top with their incredible
comeback, however, Glimer was
shocked once more. as Jesse
Burdette once again carried the
ball an amazing 80 yards for the
touchdown.
The Warriors ended the game
with a final score of 27-18.
Contributing to the win were
D.J. Jones with 13 tackles,
Adam Matheny with 15 tackles.
and Tim Weadon with six
tackles, two broken up passes,
and one interception. Jesse Bur-
dcttc also had 20 carries for a to-
tal of 268 yards.
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Jesse Burdette was named The
Associated Press State High
School Player of the Week.
Saturday brought three more
hurdles for Warrior Sports.
Boys soccer took the first
challenge of the day as they hit
the road early in the morning for
the long trip to Mc View.
The Warriors were unstoppa-
ble as they shut-out Mt. View
to take the 5-0 win. Andy
Wayne, Jonathan Burns, Ben
Jewell. Jacob Sheets, and Chris
Caplinger all contributed goals
for the Warriors.
It was the volleyball teams"
turn next. Both the JV and
Varsity faced off with Meadow
Bridge, however, they had the
added challenge of playing their
first game with a new set of
rules, including rally scoring.
For the JV the new scoring
did not seem to faze them, as
they came out strong for their
first game.
The JV won both games
with scores of 25-15 and 25-19.
Kelli Hickson led the team with
II points from serves, five of
which were aces. Morgan
Taylor also contributed with her
serving ability making seven
points, one of which was an
ace. Jamie Curry had five
points from serves, and led the
team in attacks with five.
The pressure was on for the
Varsity to continue the winning
streak. The ladies had a slow
start as they adjusted to the new
playing style, hay, ever. they
soon found their fire.
Meadow Bridge was unable
to stop them from taking three
wins in a row with scores of 25-
13, 25-13. and 25-14. to win
the match. Emily Bland con-
tributed 15 points from serves
with seven aces, and Erin Cole-
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man scored 13 from serves, with
five aces. Ashley McNabb led
the team in attacks with six.
four of which could not be re-
turned by the other team. Jerri
Curry was close behind with
three attacks and also contribut-
ed six points from serves.
The Girl's soccer team took
the last win of the week as they
hosted Shady Spring.
The ladies dominated the
field early in the game to give
them the 8-0 lead at half time.
Shady Spring turned up the in-
tensity during the second half,
but were still unable to prevent
the Warriors from putting in
two more goals to finish with
the 10-0 win.
Freshman Heidi Beverage ted
the team with three goals and
two assists. Danielle Holstine
was close behind ith tv, o
goals. Ashley Sheets, Rachel
Wayne. Michelle Holstinc, and
Lenna Walkup all contributed
one.
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