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Big Wins For The Two Escambias, Big Loss For Flomaton
October 17, 2009
Escambia County 21 Citronelle 14
Escambia County High School had a 21-0 lead heading into halftime Friday night at home in Atmore against Citronelle.
The Blue Devils were without star quarterback Rico Stallworth for a violation of team rules that coaches would not disclose. He was replaced at the starting QB position by Derrick Williams. Williams scored a third of the Blue Devils’ points with a one-yard run. Nieko Williams had touchdown runs of five and 22 yards.
The Blue Devils, who improved their record to 2-6, 2-3 will be at home against Spanish Fort next Friday night.
Millry 48 Flomaton 0
Millry blew past the Flomaton Hurricanes Friday night with a 48-0 shutout.
Flomaton, with just one district win this year, will be at home against Washington County next Friday night.
Escambia Academy 38 Meadowview Christian 7
In their last home game of the regular season, Escambia County had an easy victory Friday night against Meadowview Christian, 38-7. The Cougars will travel Highway 21 to Monroe Academy next Friday night.
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