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THIS WEEK'S COMPETITION
A great contest is taking place tonight, September 26 at Marshall when the 4 and 1 Paris Tiger fifth and sixth grade visit the 4 and 1 Lions. Each team has lost only to Casey-Westfield, and the matchup should go great lengths to set the playoff seeds. The seventh and eighth grade game should also be well matched, with the 3 and 2 Tigers meeting the 2 and 3 Lions. Each program has many players, so there should also be a good halftime game for the fifth graders.
The East Central Panthers, visiting the winless Martinsville Bluestreaks Saturday night, should have no problem handling Martinsville. The seventh and eighth grade Panthers have lost only once this year. Because the fifth and sixth grade Panthers have only won once, it appears by records that this game is competitive. However, since the Panthers have a significant roster number advantage over the Bluestreaks, East Central's fifth and sixth grade should be able to overcome Martinsville's home advantage. A big crowd is anticipated, as the fans on both sides are great support.
Cumberland comes into Palestine-Hutsonville's field on Sunday as the fifth and sixth grade home teamers are anticipated to win. Cumberland's seventh and eighth grade has lost only to Casey-Westfield, whereas Palestine-Hutsonville has key injuries and has suffered with relatively low rosters. A definite advantage to Cumberland in this match.
The Tri-County Titans visit the Casey-Westfield Braves, to round out the schedule. The Braves, undefeated in both age groups, should defeat Tri-County, which has quite low roster numbers. An interesting aspect is that the Titans fifth and sixth grade nicely defeated Cumberland last week. The fifth and sixth Titan squad is not so much low on players, but many of their players are fourth graders. The Titans hope to build on last week's success.
EAST CENTRAL SEVENTH AND EIGHTH SHUTS OUT MARSHALL
MARSHALL FIFTH AND SIXTH DEFEATS EAST CENTRAL IN TIGHT MATCH
TRI-COUNTY AND CUMBERLAND SPLIT WINS
CASEY-WESTFIELD DOMINATES MARTINSVILLE
PARIS DEFEATS PALESTINE-HUTSONVILLE
The Paris Tigers fifth and sixth grade defeated the Palestine-Hutsonville Pioneers 30-8. In a rain delayed game that took almost 2 hours to complete, Paris was able to stop the Pioneers and cause turnovers. Paris hit the board early when Chris Johnson ran the ball around the left end to score. Brendan Bradfield broke loose late in the first quarter resulting in a 12-0 contest. Then the rain and lightning hit! After almost an hour delay, play resumed with just four minutes left in the half.
Palestine-Hutsonville fumbled the ball early in the second half, which Paris recovered. Conner Polk scored a touchdown after the Pioneers' mishap. Next Brendan Bradfield scored a touchdown to make the score 24-0. Palestine-Hutsonville was able to hit the board in the third for a 24-8 game. Connor Polk broke loose up the middle for the final 30-8 match.
The Paris defense played very well today with Austin Shonk, Brady Sutton, Steve Johnson and Kyle Borchers leading the way!
The half time game was exciting to watch. Paris' defense shut out Palestine-Hutsonville. Paris took over during the second period to score multiple times.
Thanks to all the kids on both teams for a fine game. Both teams displayed great sportsmanship throughout. Good luck to the Palestine-Hutsonville kids and coaches next week!
CORRECTION
Last week I had reported that East Central seventh and eighth grade had lost two games, one of which big to Casey-Westfield. In fact, East Central has not yet played Casey-Westfield, and has lost to Cumberland 8 to 6, as its only loss so far.
GAME SCORES
FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE
Marshall 16 - East Central 6
Tri-County 26 - Cumberland 8
Casey-Westfield 46 - Martinsville 0
Paris 30 - Palestine-Hutsonville 8
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE
East Central 36 - Marshall 0
Cumberland 48 - Tri-County 6
Casey-Westfield 35 - Martinsville 0
Paris 20 - Palestine-Hutsonville 8
FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE STANDINGS
| TEAM | WINS | LOSSES | TIES |
| Casey-Westfield | 5 | 0 | 0 |
| Marshall | 4 | 1 | 0 |
| Paris | 4 | 1 | 0 |
| Palestine-Hutsonville | 3 | 2 | 0 |
| Tri-County | 2 | 3 | 0 |
| Cumberland | 1 | 4 | 0 |
| East Central | 1 | 4 | 0 |
| Martinsville | 0 | 5 | 0 |
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE STANDINGS
| TEAM | WINS | LOSSES | TIES |
| Casey-Westfield | 5 | 0 | 0 |
| Cumberland | 4 | 1 | 0 |
| East Central | 4 | 1 | 0 |
| Paris | 3 | 2 | 0 |
| Marshall | 2 | 3 | 0 |
| Palestine-Hutsonville | 1 | 4 | 0 |
| Tri-County | 1 | 4 | 0 |
| Martinsville | 0 | 5 | 0 |
LEAGUE OFFICERS
PRESIDENT Dan Truelove, Martinsville
VICE PRESIDENT Bob Dane, Casey
TREASURER Mike Rhoads, Marshall
SECRETARY Travis James, Cumberland
PLAYER REPS Chuck and Alice Walsh, Tri-County
PLAYER REP Dusty Elder, Palestine-Hutsonville
PLAYER REP Tom Tuttle, Paris
REFEREE Mike Means, East Central
2009 LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Fifth and Sixth Grade at 1:00 PM (except when otherwise noted), Followed by Half Time Game (Fifth Grade, When Available), and then Seventh and Eighth Grade Games.
| August 16 | Jamboree | At | Paris |
| Noon Weigh-In | |||
| August 23 | Cumberland | At | Casey-Westfield |
| Casey Maps | |||
| Broadlands Maps | Palestine-Hutsonville | At | East Central Broadlands |
| Marshall Maps | Martinsville | At | Marshall |
| Oakland Maps | Paris | At | Tri-County |
| August 30 | Martinsville | At | Cumberland |
| Broadlands Maps | Paris | At | East Central Broadlands |
| Casey-Westfield | At | Palestine-Hutsonville | |
| Oakland Maps | Marshall | At | Tri-County |
| September 5 | 6:30 PM Kickoff | For | Both Games |
| Casey Maps | Marshall | At | Casey-Westfield |
| East Central | At | Cumberland | |
| September 6 | Paris | At | Martinsville |
| Martinsville Maps | |||
| Oakland Maps | Palestine-Hutsonville | At | Tri-County |
| September 12 | East Central | At | Tri-County |
| Oakland Maps | 6:30 PM Kickoff | ||
| September 13 | Marshall | At | Cumberland |
| Greenup Maps | |||
| Palestine Maps | Martinsville | At | Palestine-Hutsonville |
| Paris Maps | Casey-Westfield | At | Paris |
| September 20 | Tri-County | At | Cumberland |
| Greenup Maps | |||
| Shiloh Maps | Marshall | At | East Central Shiloh |
| Martinsville Maps | Casey-Westfield | At | Martinsville |
| Paris Maps | Palestine-Hutsonville | At | Paris |
| September 26 | 6:30 PM Kickoff | For | Both Games |
| Marshall Maps | Paris | At | Marshall |
| Martinsville Maps | East Central | At | Martinsville |
| September 27 | Tri-County | At | Casey-Westfield |
| Casey Maps | |||
| Palestine Maps | Cumberland | At | Palestine-Hutsonville |
| October 4 | East Central | At | Casey-Westfield |
| Palestine-Hutsonville | At | Marshall | |
| Tri-County | At | Martinsville | |
| Cumberland | At | Paris |
MISSION
STATEMENT
To develop youth physically, morally, mentally and spiritually through the teamwork, discipline, fairplay and comraderie of football.
SEAS0N
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JAMBOREE
HOSTED by PARIS
AUGUST 16
NOON
OPENING DAY
AUGUST 23
PLAYOFFS
OCTOBER 10 AND 11
CHAMPIONSHIP HOSTED at NEUTRAL SITE (to be determined)
OCTOBER 17
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