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Bad Night For Escambia County, Escambia Academy And Flomaton
October 24, 2009
St. Paul’s 25 Escambia County 19 (OT)
With about a minute to go Friday night in Atmore, the Escambia County Blue Devils were leading the St. Paul Saints 19-16, but a Saints field goal evened the score.
The clock ran out with Saints and the Blue Devils tied at 19-19. The Blue Devils failed to score in four OT downs. St. Paul hit the end zone on the third down of overtime, giving them a 25-19 win over ECHS.
Escambia County High School (2-7, 2-5) will be on the road next week to take on Robertsdale in the final regular season game of the year.
Monroe Academy 32 Escambia Academy 24
Monroe County held a 22-0 lead late in the half over Escambia Academy Friday night in Monroeville. John Dean had a 5-yard touchdown for the Cougars. A missed point after, and the Cougars trailed 22-6. With six seconds to go in the half, the Cougars’ Robert Whatley kick a 36-yard field goal to make it 22-9.
Nate Smith caught a 37-yard touchdown pass from Cameron McGhee to score for the Cougars, and Cowboy McGhee pushed in from one yard out for another Courgar touchdown late in the fourth. But it was not enough, as Monroe Academy beat Escambia Academy 32-24.
Escambia Academy (6-4, 5-4) will finish their regular season next week with a long road trip to Bessemer.
Washington County 47 Flomaton 20
Washington County handed the Flomaton another loss Friday night 47-20 at Hurricane Field. Flomaton (3-6, 1-6) will host Coffee Friday night for the Canes homecoming.
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ESCAMBIA COUTRY BLUE WIN OF ROBERDALE 21 TO 14
I don’t know where you get off thinking the talent in Florida is better than Alabama. If Northview was in Alabama they would be playing 5A because they have over 500 kids. I would love to see Northview play a 5A schedule in Alabama. That would be funny. I don’t see Northview scheduling Atmore or T.R. Miller.
Now here is the point at which those players that decided to go to Flomaton instead of Northview are kicking themselves, because Northview is winning with half of the talent from Century, just think if you had all of the talent, Northview would be 7-0 overall and District champions. Everyone knows that the level of play in Florida is miles above Alabama. Why do you think Flomaton won’t play over here? Well you know the answer to that. If you fellas ever change your mind and want to play on a winning team, that still needs you talents, it can be worked out. Never say never.