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LCA 69 Williamsburg 48

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There is animosity between both teams, but the rivalry is one of the best in the mountains. Very rarely is there anything left from either team. It is all on the field.

I can't picture it not being circled, Noles.

There is a mutual respect, even if it is not acknowledeged, I believe.

 

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No question the best team was LCA, but there is no question in my mind if Brown and Barton are able to play Wburg scores in the 50's. The only problem LCA would score 80 LOL. Hayden is a very talented running back and W'burg could not stop this young man. Good luck to Coach Rains and LCA.

 

Not many have stopped him.

Honestly, the kid makes it look easy to break for a 30+ yard run and has the ability to do it at any given time.

Did Coach Rains son have any stats for the game?

 

Don't know about stats, but Austin Rains (#5) did see action:

 

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Coach Rains & son:

 

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Lexington Christian has scored 596 points in 12 games (49.7 per). They've only been held under 34 points once, in a 40-26 loss to Breathitt County. They've scored over 49 points eight times, with two games in the 50's and four games in the 60s.

 

They scored 36 on Lloyd I believe.

They scored 36 on Lloyd I believe.

 

That is correct.

I think we will be fine next year. Just one of those years.

 

What do you think of 'Burg next year? Better, worse, a little down? What?

 

 

There is animosity between both teams, but the rivalry is one of the best in the mountains. Very rarely is there anything left from either team. It is all on the field.

I can't picture it not being circled, Noles.

There is a mutual respect, even if it is not acknowledeged, I believe.

 

Williamsburg will be fine next year. They will miss this senior class, dont get me wrong, but they have some good kids coming up through the ranks and I dont care what anyone says, this coaching staff does a remarkable job getting these kids motivated to play their hearts out.

I was wondering. I knew a lot was leaving via graduation, and I saw the 8th graders introduced the night we played up there and thought, "uh oh". May be a little smaller next year. They'll be fine. May be a little rougher year than this year, but the system will get them ready.

 

What does the 7th and 8th grade for next year look like up there?

 

I think our son is going to be helping coach the 7th and 8th group down here @ Lynn Camp. He graduates from college next month and is looking forward to it.

I was wondering. I knew a lot was leaving via graduation, and I saw the 8th graders introduced the night we played up there and thought, "uh oh". May be a little smaller next year. They'll be fine. May be a little rougher year than this year, but the system will get them ready.

 

What does the 7th and 8th grade for next year look like up there?

 

I think our son is going to be helping coach the 7th and 8th group down here @ Lynn Camp. He graduates from college next month and is looking forward to it.

 

Most of the players on the 7th 8th this year were 7th graders. Not sure of how exact numbers fell but at 1 time 16 of 23 where 7th. Good group of 6th graders,and 5th. The 8th grade group is the smallest.

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