Here is a game highlight

 

 

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Not much to say about the game, the score says it all. Great crowd for the Falcon’s, I hope everyone travels to Nashville next week.

 

http://www.theleafchronicle.com/article/20090829/HSSPORTS01/908290321/1006

I like the Tecmo bowl highlight.

Compare the student body population and you will see there is a great disparity.

True, but I don't think that it makes Clarksville a "big city". I grew up in the city of Phoenix, Arizona who's metro area population is now over 4 million. Since 1990 Phoenix has enjoyed a 47% population increase, so going by that math....when I lived there it was around 2 million. That's what I consider a "big city", Clarksville isn't close to what I would call a big city, and Kenwood isn't a big city school. They do have a distinct difference in student enrollment than Fort Campbell though......I'll give you that.

They did seem to have more penalties on offense than they typically have, like I said, it was Kenwood's best defesne the first half. Aside from those though, they were nearly perfect.

True, Fort Campbell did have some penalties in that region, but it was strange how most of them came after big scores......kinda like playing around Kentucky.

You are right, they aren't good. Every school in Clarksville / Montgomery County Tennessee is busting at the seams; they can't build schools fast enough. With a population around 120,000, there are plenty of talented kids to play football! FC isn't the only school with Army kids on the team either, LOTS play for Clarksville schools. Clarksville, TN should be a football Mecca.

The difference is Coach Shawn Berner; he out-works, out-coaches and out-classes all his neighboring coaches. That is how he continues to garner the success he and his coaches have at a little 2A school like Ft. Campbell.

The difference is Coach Berner. I whole-heartedly agree. My wife and I consider it a blessing that our son had the opportunity to learn from him. Our son, while maintaining a fabulous impression of Coach Berner, had the utmost respect for him. After hearing some stories about some other local teams and thier lack of a pre-game meal and such.....it really shows how much Coach Berner is dedicated to these boys and to their success both on AND off of the football field.

 

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The difference is Coach Berner. I whole-heartedly agree. My wife and I consider it a blessing that our son had the opportunity to learn from him. Our son, while maintaining a fabulous impression of Coach Berner, had the utmost respect for him. After hearing some stories about some other local teams and thier lack of a pre-game meal and such.....it really shows how much Coach Berner is dedicated to these boys and to their success both on AND off of the football field.

 

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Military coaching jobs are never easy but Coach Berner does an outstanding job. He's one of the best coaches in the state and with him at the helm, Fort Campbell will field good-great teams every season.

The Falcon cheerleaders had quite a workout! After a LONG calculating session, the figure come out like this: Had the girls NOT split the push-ups at the end, they would have each done 496 PUSH-UPS EACH! Thankfully, they only 204 EACH! That's some upper body strength!

The Falcon cheerleaders had quite a workout! After a LONG calculating session, the figure come out like this: Had the girls NOT split the push-ups at the end, they would have each done 496 PUSH-UPS EACH! Thankfully, they only 204 EACH! That's some upper body strength!

 

Go Falcon cheerleaders! Tough kids all the way around!!! Falcon team looked amazing on Friday. AND we couldn't get any better than Coach B for FTCKY...him and his entire staff are awesome with these kids. Takes special coaches to lead a special team like this to such success!!! Keep it rolling right to the "Top (of) the Hill!!!"

Here's pics of the game for those that are interested.

 

http://www.am.dodea.edu/campbell/CampbellHS/SPORTS/football/2009/2Kenwood/index.htm

 

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