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West Beats East In All-Star Game; Northview’s Woods Named MVP
December 15, 2012
The West defeated the East 15-6 in the 9th Annual Subway High School All-Star football game on a defense powered by a Northview Chief.
The West took the lead near the half on a 96-yard touchdown run from Escambia’s T.J. Myers, 7-0 West. The East scored in the fourth, cutting the West lead to 7-6. The West scored again with under a minute to go with a 30-yard TD run from Tate’s Lorenzo Long. Pensacola High’s Blake Norwood found fellow PHS Tiger Jonathon Bennett with the two pointer to seal the 15-6 West win.
Northview’s Roderick Woods was named the West defensive MVP with a game leading 13 tackles, and Trebian Suggs of Pine Forest was named West offensive MVP.
It was a bit of sweet redemption for Woods, who was forced to sit out the last three regular season games and entire Chiefs run to a state title due to reaching the FHSAA age limit.
Pictured: Northview’s Roderick Woods in Orlando with the Class 1A state championship trophy. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “West Beats East In All-Star Game; Northview’s Woods Named MVP”
Way to go , Roderick!
Congratulations. So proud of you.
Congratulations Roderick Woods! You have been a great Chief player and deserve this honor. Way to go!