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WSHS FB Playoff Week 1 Amite

The Winnfield Tigers traveled to Amite last Friday in the 2019 LHSAA Playoffs and competed hard through four quarters of play. A costly fumble on the Tigers’ 20-yard line on the Tigers’ 2 nd drive of the night proved costly as the Warriors took over and ate up precious time on the clock. The Warriors returned the favor in the second quarter, and the score 7-0, with a bad punt snap that gave the Tigers the ball on the Winnfield 20 yard line, but the Tigers had to settle on a 30 yard field goal by Theeramet Muskibootalert (Mek). With the score 7-3, the Amite Warriors went to work in the air connecting on two long passes for touchdowns ending the half with the Tigers only down by 16 points.

(9 th ), Matthew Graves (8 th ), Keondrick Sapp (12 th ), Corey Watkins (10 th ), Ladarious Reliford (9 th ), Kevion Sapp (9 th ), Johnny Nash (10 th ). Back, left to right: David Booker (12 th ), Brian Small (9 th ), Kevontrez Sapp (11 th ), Kerry Jenkins (11 th ), Timmy Pine (12 th ), and John Phillips (9 th ). Not pictured: coach Matthew Whitman.

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There’s a new tradition in Winn Parish: the Dugdemona Classic! The rivalry between Calvin and Dodson has gained traction. The Dugdemona River separates the two schools, hence the name of the competition. This tradition states that whichever of the two teams wins their first season game against each other will be awarded a special plaque to hang in their gym. The losing team will get the chance to steal it back the next school year.

The 1 st Annual Dugdemona Classic took place on Tuesday, November 5, at Calvin. To encourage community support, CHS Girls Assistant Coach Lauren Emmons declared, “It’s panther hunting season, so come decked out in your CAMO!” Calvin Lady Cougars ended up triumphing over the Dodson Lady Panthers with the final score of 62-38, and Calvin Cougars pulled off a tense and hardearned overtime victory over Dodson Panthers with a final score of 82-80.

Dodson High School Panthers Team, left to right: Nathaneal Evans (11 th ), Quinton Edwards (11 th ), Caleb Barton (10 th ), Xaidien Hall (11 th ), Lawson McCarty (11 th ), Dylan Box (9 th ), Micah Caskey (11 th ), Caden Potts (11 th ), Beau Canter (10 th ), Dylan Broomfield (front left, 12 th ), Taylor Woodard (12 th ), Tanner Barton (12 th ), Caleb Box (12 th ). Not pictured: Cade Bolton (11 th ) and coaches Chris Price and Brandon Williams.

Dodson High School Lady Panthers Team, left to right: Ja’Nyiah Weary (7 th ), Sadie Beaubouef (10 th ), Esthela Cirilo (9 th ), Jaden Graham (10 th ), Logan Womack (11 th ), Trinitee Treadway (10 th ), Makayla Stevenson (10 th ), Molly Connor (10 th ), Katelyn Browning (9 th ), Miranda Long (10 th ), Mary Gresham (9 th ), Catherine Martin (10 th ), Jaicie Womack (front left, 12 th ), Jessica Crain (12 th ). Not pictured: coaches Kristi Muse and Jim Muse.

Calvin High School Cougars, from left to right: Sophie Dobson (11 th ), Dylan Kyle (10 th ), Ty Toms (10 th ), Sidney Anderson (10 th ), Gunnar Yocum (9 th ), Wayne Curtis Huckaby (10 th ), Joseph Adams (10 th ), Aaron Mueller (9 th ), Treyton Trawick (12 th ), Anthony Adams (11 th ), Scout Anderson (10 th ), Dillon Caldwell (9 th ), Logan Chandler (9 th ), Jacob Clark (10 th ), John Bradley Griffin (9 th ), and Lisa Stevenson (11 th ). Not pictured: Joseph Gray (10 th ), coaches Justin Tinsley and David Huckaby.

Calvin High School Lady Cougars, from left to right: Sophie Dobson (11 th ), Mattie Barnes (7 th ), Lilly Barnes (8 th ), Lauren Trawick (10 th ), Payton Bates (12 th ), Jaydan Pullig (10 th ), Rebecca Peters (9 th ), Kristan Chandler (12 th ), Maddy Caskey (11 th ), Hailey Caskey (11 th ), Jacie Carter (11 th ), Catherine Womack (7 th ), Stormy Carpenter (10 th ), and Lisa Stevenson (11 th ). Not pictured: coaches Stephen Turner and Lauren Emmons.

Pictured from left to right are Danny Parker, Isiah Loucious, Trashun Lewis,Coach Lyn Bankston and Mike Smith.

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Winnfield huddled on the thirty-yard line after the heartbreaking loss to Many last Friday, the Winnfield Coaches kept saying the same thing, “the difference in that one-point loss and winning is our ability to take care of the little things at practice during the week.”

The loss dropped the Tigers to 3-5 on the season.

Coach Bankston said after the game “As was the case during the close games this year, this game didn’t come down to four or five plays that made the difference, it was the hidden things dealing with mindset, preparation during the week and the execution of each defensive play and offensive play.

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