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Flomaton Hurricanes Beat Southern Choctaw 35-7
September 3, 2011
It was big win at home Friday night for the Flomaton Hurricanes as they downed Southern Choctaw 35-7.
UPDATE: One Southern Choctaw player was killed and about 30 others injured in a bus accident following the game. Click here for details.
After a scoreless first quarter, Flomaton hit the end zone on the second play of the second quarter with a 30 yard run by Ryheem Dixon and a good kick from Corey Busbee, 7-0. The Canes capped a 60-yard drive with a 15 yard pass from Dixon to Jacob Newton with 1:36 in the half. Busbee, 5 for 5 through the uprights under the Friday night lights, added the point after, and the Canes were up 14-0 at the half.
Flomaton scored again in the third with a 3 yard run by Nieko Robinson and a good kick, 21-0. The Southern Choctaw Indians answered the score less than a minute later, 21-7.
In the fourth, the Canes struck again with a 13 yard touchdown pass from Dixon to Austin Patterson and a good kick, 28-7. After Patterson intercepted, Flomaton scored again on a 4 yard run by Ladarius Thomas, 35-7.
Following the game, a 16-year old Southern Choctaw player was airlifted by LifeFlight to a Pensacola hospital after suffering an apparent head or neck injury during the game. His condition was not available late Friday night.
The Flomaton Hurricanes will travel to Monroe County next Friday night take on J.U. Blacksher.
Submitted photos by Mike Newton Photography for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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8 Responses to “Flomaton Hurricanes Beat Southern Choctaw 35-7”
So much bad following a GREAT win by the canes!! God be with the families of all the famlies involved with schs tradgedy.
As the father of a Southern Choctaw High School Band member and husband to a Southern Choctaw High School teacher, thank you so much for your prayers. Please continue to pray for our team, coaches, and faculty, but more importantly please continue to pray for the family that suffered this tragic loss.
does any on has a updated on the player that got hurt in the flomaton that got lifeflight afther the game?
My heart breaks for the community, school and all team members and their families, due to this tragic lost. Also, to the young man that was air lifted. My the prayers give you all comfort and peace for you healing.
My nephew was the player lifeflighted from the ball game last night. He is doing better. He had a serious brain concussion and back injury. Thanks for all the prayers!
Our heart goes out to the family that loss their son in the bus wreck and to all the players, coaches, bus driver, and parents. We will continue to pray for all of them.
Such a sad sad night. My prayers are going out to all the Choctaw players classmates and families. Would like to know how the player is that was lifeflighted.
Our hearts are with the Southern Choctaw Families at their time of grief, prayers are being sent up for all.
Praying for all of the Choctaw players and their families.