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Magnolia Heights tailback Fernando Van Hook is the Gateway Tire & Service Center Player of the Week. The 6'0" 180 lb. senior rushed for 291 yards on 16 carries and four touchdowns in the Chief's 44-14 road win over Class AA and then sixth ranked North Delta.
Van Hook had touchdown runs of 75, 71, 51 and 18 yards on the night to help Class AAA Magnolia Heights improve to 3-1 on the season.
The senior led the Chiefs with 158 yards and 3 touchdowns in a 25-14 win over Starkville last week at home in Senatobia.
Van Hook, who leads the MAIS in rushing with 732 yards, came to Magnolia Heights by way of Memphis University High School where as a junior he rushed for 800 yards (5.12 yards per carry) and 13 touchdowns.
Magnolia Heights, under the direction of head coach Cliff Young, is averaging 32 points a game and will host Pillow on Friday.

Parklane escapes Brookhaven

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Somewhat banged up with injuries, the Brookhaven Academy Cougars took their show on the road for the third time in four weeks traveling due south on Interstate 55 to face off with the Parklane Pioneers in McComb.  Coach Tripp McCarty said prior to the game, “Parklane is a solid ball club.  We will have to be on our game for four quarters and if we do that, it’ll be a good one to watch.”  As predicted, both teams gutted it out for four solid quarters with Parklane outlasting Brookhaven  20 - 14 in a nail biter.  With junior tailback Landon Nettles and senior linebacker Taylor Rutland both sidelined recovering from nagging injuries sustained in last week’s game at Simpson Academy, senior quarterback Gage Posey knew the lion’s share of the Brookhaven Academy offense would rest with him and his receiving corps.

Wanting to strike first, BA won the coin toss and took the ball to start the game.  A 29 yard kickoff return by Matthew Evans put the Cougars in great position early.  On their first offensive play Posey hit wide-out Seth Rushing on a quick slant for six yards but a hard hit by a trio of Parklane defenders popped the ball out which the Pioneers quickly recovered in BA territory.  Three plays later senior Parklane tailback Joseph Clark took the pitch around left end for 25 yards and the first touchdown of the game.  Zack McDaniel added the PAT to give the Pioneers a 7 – 0 lead at the 11:06 mark of the first quarter.

Brookhaven was forced to punt after a quick three and out on their next possession and turned to their defense to make a play and not let the game get away early.  Rising to the occasion, The Cougar front line made a jarring hit in the Pioneer backfield shaking the ball loose and defensive end Garrett Pace recovered the fumble at the Parklane 22 yard line.  The Cougars quickly drove the ball down to the Parklane 5 yard line where Posey then hit Evans on a pass play one step deep into the end zone for the touchdown.  Kevin Nettles added the PAT knotting the game up a 7 - 7 at the 8:55 mark of the first quarter.

Brookhaven’s defense would again stiffen forcing Parklane to punt back to the Cougars who would take over on offense at their own 15 yard line with 5:24 remaining in the first quarter.  Relying primarily on the pass to offset Parklane’s talented defensive run stoppers, Posey would march the Cougars down the field completing passes to four different receivers during the drive.  Brookhaven would find themselves with a fourth down on the Parklane one yard line as time expired in the first quarter.  Without hesitation, Coach McCarty called on his senior signal caller and Posey took it off left tackle for the touchdown.  Nettles added the PAT to give the Cougars a 14 – 7 lead with 11:58 showing in the second quarter.

Both teams would trade punts and interceptions, one by Tanner Parvin for Brookhaven and one by Walt Aldridge for Parklane as the minutes ticked down in the first half. 
Parklane would mount a late drive pushing the ball inside the Brookhaven 10 yard line with under a minute to play in the first half.  With no timeouts and 2 running plays, the Pioneers were forced to quickly rush their field goal unit onto the field with less than 10 seconds left in the half.  Getting the snap off with just :02 showing on the clock, Pioneer holder Zach Stutzman mishandled the exchange and was forced to retreat rolling wide to his right then tossing a floater over the Brookhaven defenders to an open Dan Gill along the back line of the end zone for the first half ending touchdown.  McDaniel would add the PAT and the teams would go to their locker rooms tied up at 14. 

The Cougars would force a Parklane punt on their first possession of the second half and would take over at their own 44 yard line 4 minutes into the third quarter.   Brookhaven would strike quick with Posey hitting Seth Rushing on a 23 yard pass play for a first down at the Pioneer 22 yard line.  Unable to convert a subsequent third down play, the Cougars were forced to attempt a 31 yard field goal that sailed inches outside the left upright with 6:20 left to play in the third.

Parklane would take over from that point and push into Cougar territory but see their drive stall out at the Brookhaven 11 yard line.  Coach Mike Powell would call on his junior placekicker Zack McDaniel who split the uprights with a 28 yard field goal to give the Pioneers a 17 -14 lead with 2:45 left to play in the third quarter.

With the Cougars on the move, Stutzman stepped in front of a Posey pass and returned the pick for an apparent 63 yard touchdown; however, a block in the back penalty negated the touchdown but gave Parklane the ball at the Cougar 41 yard line.  The Pioneers were able to advance deep  into Cougar territory but again the Brookhaven defense would hold and Parklane would settle for McDaniel 20 yard field goal and a 20 -14 lead with 9:45 to play in the game.
Teams would trade possessions and Brookhaven would get the ball back on their own 26 yard line with 5:14 to play.  Posey would engineer a drive with a 17 yard pass to Ross Foreman to convert a third down play and then a 18 yard pass to Evans on a third and 22 to set up a crucial fourth down and four yards to go at the Parklane 24 yard line with 2:58 seconds left in the contest.  The Cougars would use their final timeout to talk things over and set up their next play.  Posey would take the shotgun snap and roll quickly to his left and throw a bullet that bounced off the shoulder pad of his would-be receiver and fall to the turf in the west end zone.  A collective sigh of relief could be heard on the Pioneer sideline amidst shouts of celebration.  Parklane was then able to convert a third down and short after taking over on downs and run out the clock for the 20 – 14 victory.
Sweat soaked and drained but still optimistic, Brookhaven Head Coach Tripp McCarty said, “I am proud of the way we came out and played tonight.”  We were forced to change our approach up a bit due to some injuries and also due to how well we knew Parklane played the run, and our guys gave us a shot to win it at the end.”  McCarty continued, “Sure we would like to be 4 and 0, and with a play here and a play there that’s where we would be.  But our guys understand and recognize where we are and where we want to be in late October going into November.  They know and believe playing these tough opponents like Parklane early in the season is going to make us a better football team down the road.”
Like the game itself, the final statistics were neck and neck.  Brookhaven Academy had 253 total yards of offense and Parklane ended the game with 241 total yards.  Brady Lea led the Pioneers with 127 yards passing and 88 yards on the ground.  The Cougars were led by Gage Posey who had 196 yards through the air and a touchdown.  Posey also had one rushing touchdown to his credit.  Leading receivers for the Cougars were Ross Foreman with six catches for 72 yards, Matthew Evans had five catches for 40 yards and a touchdown and Seth Rushing also had 5 catches totaling 48 yards for the Cougars.
Colby Culbertson led the defense effort for BA with 12 tackles, Garrett Pace added 7 tackles and a fumble recovery, Preston Rawls had 6 ½ tackles and defensive lineman Tramel Shed chipped in five stops for the Cougars.
The Cougars are back at home next week to face the Wayne Academy Jaguars in a 7 pm start on the campus of Brookhaven Academy and R. M. “Red” Stuard Field.

Magnolia Heights hangs loss on North Delta

By Brad Greer
For almost one year, Magnolia Heights had been chomping at the bit to extract revenge for last season's 55-32 loss to North Delta. The Chiefs got their payback with a 44-14 romp over the Green Wave Friday night in Batesville. Senior tailback Fernando Van Hook rushed for 273 yards and four touchdowns as Magnolia Heights broke open a 10-7 halftime lead with five consecutive scoring drives in the second half.
"Our coaches had a great game plan and we just came out and executed," said Van Hook, who had scoring runs of 75, 71, 51 and 18 yards. "I really cannot say enough about my offensive line. They did an outstanding job tonight. They stepped up their game and gave me holes to run through. I told them just hold their blocks for three seconds and let me do the rest," said Van Hook. Colin Liles' 23-yard field goal with 43 seconds left remaining in the first half gave the Chiefs a 10-7 lead at intermission. The second half was all Magnolia Heights as Van Hook took a speed sweep and raced 71 yards on the second play from scrimmage to give the visitors a 16-7 lead after the two-point conversion failed.
After North Delta turned the ball over on downs at the Chief 25, Van Hook stuck again with a 75-yard sprint to increase the lead to 22-7 with 6:55 remaining in the third quarter. Following a three-and-out by the Green Wave offense, Kevin Barber scored the first of his two touchdowns on the night with a 20-yard run to cap a seven-play, 57-yard drive that took 2:11 to complete. Barber ran in the two-point conversion for a 30-7 Magnolia Heights lead. North Delta would not go down without a fight however as the Wave closed the margin to 30-14 when quarterback Tyler Pirtle connected with Austin Hagstrom on a 65-yard scoring strike with William Dean added the point after. Pirtle, who battled leg cramps for two-and-a-half-quarters, led North Delta in rushing with 79 yards on 21 carries and one touchdown while throwing for 174 yards before leaving the game late in the fourth quarter.
A blocked punt by Sharky Luna set up Magnolia Heights' next score at the North Delta 15 led to Barber's one-yard plunge on the final play of the third quarter. Travis Beam added the two-point conversion to pad their lead to 38-14. Van Hook closed out the scoring with a 18-yard scamper with 7:21 remaining in the contest. Van Hook got Magnolia Heights on the board with a 51-yard run with 5:36 to go in the first quarter before the Green Wave answered with a five-play; 77-yard drive that ended with a four yard scoring run by Pirtle on the second play of the second quarter. "The main two keys coming into the game was execute our offense and tackle No. 20 (Van Hook) and we did not do a very good job of that," said North Delta head coach Brandon Ciaramitaro. "We had a few dropped passes there in the first half that if we could have made them, things might have been different. We have got to put this behind us and get ready for a big district game next week against Kirk," said Ciaramitaro.
Magnolia Heights finished with 346 yards rushing to go along with 50 yards passing by quarterback Luke Young for 396 total yards of offense. North Delta meanwhile registered 162 yards rushing on the night and 180 yards through the air for 342 total offense.
Taylor Morris followed Pirtle with 13 carries for 47 yards and one reception for eight yards while Hagstrom added seven carries for 26 yards to go along with five catches for 127 yards and one touchdown.
Hunter Baker contributed with 16 yards on three carries for the Green Wave. Dean also caught four passes for 44 yards and a fumble recovery on defense. Chase Coker had one catch for one yard.
Hunter Pitcher led the Green Wave defense with seven tackles. Morris and Tyler Beard followed with five stops each while Baker and Brett Harrington add three tackles.
Magnolia Heights improved to 3-1 on the season and will take on Pillow Friday while North Delta (2-2) open up District 1-AA play at home against Kirk.

Colonels fall to AAA power Washington

By Watson Cook

The IA Colonels faced an uphill battle Friday night as they took on one of the top AAA teams in the state. The Washington School Generals, who came in as the #5 team in AAA, looked every bit the part in beating the overmatched Colonels 48-8.

From the opening kick, the Generals showed why they should be in contention for a state title come November. While holding the Colonels to only 1 first down in the first half, Washington found the endzone on 5 of 6 first half possessions to race to a 34-0 halftime lead. The Generals ran 26 plays for 268 yards in the half. Meanwhile, the Colonels ran 14 plays for 16 yards.

Playing with a running clock in the second half, the Colonels continued to struggle with the Generals’ powerful running game and stout defense. Washington ran only 8 plays yet managed 2 touchdowns. The Colonels ran 14 plays and were able to get on the board in the 4^thquarter. Jonathan Holland ran it in from 2 yards out to cap a 10-play, 78-yard drive with 4:40 left in the game. Ashton Knight added the 2-point run. In total yardage, the Generals outgained the Colonels 360-92.

The loss drops the Colonels to 2-2. IA will return to AA action Friday, September 14 when they travel to Central Hinds Academy. The Colonels will be looking to return the favor as the Cougars came to Indianola last year and ran away with a 47-21 win. Kickoff from Raymond is set for 7:00.

All time MAIS softball wins record broken

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If you asked Veritas senior Jordan Warriner about the Lady Lion's doubleheader sweep over Porter's Chapel on Tuesday night she would instantly talk about how important the two wins are to the team but what the flame-throwing pitcher accomplished in the two games is amazing.

Warriner tied the MAIS all time record in wins with 126 in the Lady Lion's 8-0 victory in game one and followed that by leading her squad to an 18-4 win and her 127th to break the record previously held by 2008 Jackson Prep graduate Kelly Chandler who went on to play at Ole Miss.

"She's our hardest worker," said Veritas head coach Rachel Wright. "Anytime the girls are down she steps in and gets us back on track."

With six regular season games remaining Veritas (15-1) is getting primed for the playoffs and hoping to make a serious run at a Class A state championship. The Lady Lions lost to Winona and eventual champion Bayou in the state tournament last season.

Warriner, whose career mark stands at 127-29, will be a double threat for Veritas. The senior also leads the squad in hitting with a .607 avg and on base percentage of .711.

There's no doubt that the success of the Lady Lion's post season depends heavily on the pitching of Warriner who has an impressive ERA of 0.42 and 2012 record of 14-1. The senior has recorded 65 strikeouts to only 4 walks in 62 innings of work.

"She has carried us," said Wright. "When she gets down in a count she just works that much harder."

Warriner has been a starter at the varsity level since the seventh grade and in her 703 total innings pitched she has racked up 1,017 strikeouts and a career ERA of 0.89.

"I am so excited about breaking the MAIS all time wins record but I would trade that any day to win state for my teammates this year," said Jordan Warriner. "My journey in softball has been so amazing and more than I ever could have expected. I couldn't have done anything without the amazing teammates who have backed me up every game over the years."

Warriner is also quick to call attention to her coaches such as Bobby Waterbury who has coached her since age 10. "Without him none of this would be possible," said Warriner.

"She understands this is her last year and she's going out hard," said second year head coach Rachel Wright.

"My dad has had to put up with me since I started pitching and has coached me through the good and bad and I really appreciate all he has done for me as well as all the other coaches," said Warriner.

Warriner will pitch at Hyte-Wolcott Field one last time on September 18th against Rebul Academy, the Lady Lion's last home game, before heading to play in the South State tournament in Liberty on September 22nd.

MAIS Football data compilation

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Much work was put into compiling an MAIS rushing leaders list and it must be mentioned that the response from MAIS schools was tremendous and very appreciative. While the list isn't 100% completed it is close. A small percentage of schools either chose not to participate or don't keep accurate stats for their football programs.

A friend of Southern Sports & Travel is helping to compile MAIS football data. Mike Kelly will be working on a total touchdowns leaders list (passing, rushing, receiving & returns). Please submit your team leaders to Mike via text (1-225-413-0024) or email mkelly@ibervillecompanies.com or me at 985-750-3455 or aafandaman@yahoo.com.

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Gateway Tire & Service Center Player of the Week

Lamar School running back Corey Skinner is the Gateway Tire & Service Center Player of the Week. The 5'9", 190 lb. senior led the Lamar ground attack by rushing for 204 yards on 20 carries and two touchdowns and had two receptions for 60 yards and a touchdown in the Raider's 55-27 win on the road over Winston.

Skinner picked up 151 yards and three touchdowns in leading the Raiders to a 42-14 blowout win over MHSAA 2-A Enterprise in week two.

The senior has been a key factor in Lamar's 3-0 start and is averaging 156 yards a game on the ground and ranks fifth in the MAIS in rushing with 467 yards.

Lamar hosts 8th ranked Central Hinds this Friday night in a matchup that will feature Skinner and Central Hinds tailback Bryan King who is the second leading rusher in the MAIS with 529 yards. 

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Colonels impress on the road

By Watson Cook

A cross-state trip to West Point didn’t slow down the IA Colonels last Friday night. Facing a 2-0 Oak Hill team, the Colonels were impressive on both sides of the ball and were able to celebrate a 36-20 win on the long ride home.

The Colonels got going late in the first quarter following a Raider fumble. Tristan Tackett capped a 14-play, 83-yard drive with a 6-yard touchdown run with 0:24 to play in the quarter. Trey Roberson connected with Michael Sykes for the 2-point conversion to put IA up 8-0. The Raiders responded on their next drive, going 59 yards on 11 plays to score with 8:21 remaining before the half. However, they could not convert the 2-point try and the Colonels held on to an 8-6 lead. Less than two minutes later, Ashton Knight would find paydirt with a 25-yard sprint to the endzone, his first of three touchdowns on the night. The 2-point try was unsuccessful, giving IA a 14-6 lead. The Raiders threatened to answer again but their second fumble of the game gave the Colonels the ball at the IA 28 with just over three minutes to play in the half. The Colonels drove 72 yards on 6 plays, helped by a 3^rdand 14 conversion, and Wheeler Timbs punched it in from 2 yards out (A. Knight 2-point run) to put the Colonels up 22-6 with 0:48 to go in the quarter. Oak Hill managed to drive to midfield but Dalton Sykes put an end to the Raider threat with 2 sacks, including one for an 8-yard loss on the last play of the quarter.

The Raiders pulled closer on their first possession of the third quarter with a 6-yard touchdown run and 2-point conversion to trim the Colonel lead to 22-14. That’s when things started to get interesting. The following 3 Colonel drives resulted in a punt, fumble and turnover on downs from the Raider 11 yard line. Oak Hill answered those drives with a turnover on downs, interception (Tristan Knight), and fumble which IA recovered at the Raider 16. That set up A. Knight’s second touchdown run of the game, this one from 2 yards out. Roberson added the 2-point run to put the Colonels up 30-14 with 6:25 to play in the game. The Raiders immediately went into a hurry-up offense that they were clearly not comfortable running. It resulted in another turnover on downs, giving IA the ball at the Raider 46. Five plays later, A. Knight added his third touchdown run, a 17-yard scamper to give the Colonels some extra breathing room, 36-14 (2-point try failed). The Raiders were able to get on the board one last time with 0:35 remaining to close the final margin to 36-20.

The win improves the Colonels to 2-1 on the year. Next up is the #5 team in AAA (The Clarion Ledger), the Washington School Generals, who will come to Legion Field with a 3-0 record. Kickoff is set for 7:00 Friday, September 7.

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Trinity tops Bowling Green in Labor Day meeting

For Southern Sports & Travel, by Kent Knee

The Trinity Saints defeated Bowling Green on Monday afternoon in Franklinton, 41-20.

Bowling Green scored first in the 1st quarter on a 1 yard run by Drew Varnado, but their 2 point conversion attempt failed.

Trinity scored only 7 points in the 1st half, with Garrett Vinson running in from 26 yards out, followed by Carter Smith's PAT, all in the 1st quarter.

The Saints scored three times in the 3rd quarter: Tanner Cage's 13 yard run, Wyatt Boothe's 4 yard touchdown reception from Vinson and Tanner Cage scored on a 31 yard touchdown catch from Vinson.

Bowling Green also returned an interception of a Garrett Vinson pass 28 yards for a touchdown and was successful on the 2 point conversion.

Trinity scored twice in the 4th quarter, Dee Fleming went in from 1 yard and Dee Fleming again on a 59 yard run.

Bowling Green also scored on a pass play in the 4th quarter but their 2 point attempt fell short of the mark.

Dee Fleming rushed for 110 yards on 14 carries to lead Trinity, Tanner Cage added 67 yards on 13 carries and Vinson 64 yards on 12 carries for a total of 251 yards.

Vinson also completed 12 of 17 pass attempts with 1 interception for 158 yards.

Five different Saints caught passes: Peyton Young 1-3 yards, Jacob Sandrock 3-32 yards, Wyatt Boothe 3-24 yards, Tanner Cage 3-62 yards, and Arzell McCoy 2-34 yards.

On defense, Vinson and Sandrock both intercepted one pass and recovered a Bowling Green fumble. Sky Logan, Peyton Young and Jared Hedrick were the teams leading tacklers.

The Saints are now 1-2 in season play.

Caleb Cross and Wyatt Franks were sidelined for the game with injuries, but should be ready for Friday's game against Silliman.

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MAIS TOP RUSHERS

 

Lamar endures slow start to hammer Winston
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The Lamar Raiders took their 2-0 record and #5 Class AA ranking into Louisville on a soggy and humid Friday night and earned a tough fought 55-27 win over the Winston Patriots.
Senior tailback Corey Skinner continued his quick start to the 2012 season with a 219 yard rushing performance that included two touchdowns behind a make-shift offensive line that has been ravished by injuries this season.
"We started four sophomores and a senior who had never started before on our line against Winston," said Lamar head coach Mac Barnes. "We had some guys out and we were pretty thin."
Lamar took an early 6-0 lead on Corey Skinner's 3 yard plunge with 8:51 remaining in the opening quarter but Winston answered quickly and tied the game at 6-6 on an Orien Dailey 58 yard dash one minute later.
Lamar capped a wild opening five minutes of the game with a Lee Martin 81 yard kickoff return to regain the lead at 13-6 just seconds after Winston had knotted the contest at 6-6. Winston finished the quarter on Zach Taylor's 3 yard touchdown run with 25 seconds remaining and followed that up with a successful 2-point conversion to take a 14-13 lead into the second quarter.
Lamar fired back with a strong second quarter as senior quarterback Barrett Dudley connected with Corey Skinner for a 40 yard touchdown strike at the 8:44 mark and the Raiders extended that lead to 21-14 following a successful 2-point conversion.
The Raiders increased the margin to 27-14 on a Chase Davis 8 yard reverse with 4:43 left in the half.
Winston got back into the game less than two minutes into the second half when Logan Webb hit Taylor Moody with a 23 yard pass to trim the deficit to 27-21 but Lamar was about to explode.
Lee Martin scored from 6 yards out and Corey Skinner added an 8 yard burst to give the Raiders a 41-21 cushion to close out the third quarter.
Lamar quarterback Barrett Dudley's 17 yard run with 5:09 remaining in the game pushed the lead to 48-21 and sealed the win. "It was a battle against Winston, they really took it to us," said Mac Barnes who is in his 12th season at Lamar. "We've had a rash of injuries and wound up playing guys Friday night that we hadn't worked with on defense and on top of that it's been a really chaotic week, we didn't even practice Thursday. Our skill players did well and that was the difference in the game."
Lamar racked up 329 yards rushing on the night and for Barnes that's not a stat that most of his past Raider squads have been known for. "When they're healthy this is the best offensive line that we've had in a long time, we average around 250 lbs," said Barnes. "We have only thrown the football 39 times this season and I can't remember that ever happening while I've been here."
Barnes says he's pleased with his team three games into the season and thrilled with the production of his senior quarterback Barrett Dudley and senior tailback Corey Skinner. Dudley was 6/11 for 147 yards and a touchdown passing and rushed for 76 yards and a score. "Barrett played free safety and was our backup quarterback last season," said Barnes. "I feel really good about him."
Lamar will look to improve to 4-0 next Friday night when they host much improving Central Hinds who shocked Class AAA Copiah 13-7 behind 257 yards rushing from tailback Bryan King. "Central Hinds has a big offensive line and a good running back," said Barnes. "Mitch Mitchell is an excellent coach and it will be a challenge for us."

Centreville tops Parklane to remain unbeaten
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It wasn't the familiar setting that both Centreville and Parklane are used to as the two met for a 10:30 am kickoff Saturday morning at Centreville due to Hurricane Isaac forcing the delay of the scheduled Friday night start but after spotting Parklane a 12-0 halftime lead Class AA top ranked Centreville shut the Pioneers down in the second half and earned a 13-12 win behind 137 yards rushing from senior tailback Randy Bell.

"We had a hard time getting everyone to the school on time and it seemed as though they were still asleep in the first half," said assistant head coach Brian Stutzman.

Centreville scored on a Randy Bell (file photo left) 26 yard scamper with 3:30 remaining in the third quarter to narrow the deficit to 12-7 and took their first lead of the contest at the 6:19 mark of the fourth quarter when senior tailback Colton Terrell ran in from 28 yards out to give the Tigers a 13-12 advantage.

Centreville sealed the win on a Randy Bell interception of a Brady Lea pass attempt from deep inside Parklane territory and time running out.

"We woke up in the second half," said Stutzman. "Our defense played lights out the entire game and kept us in it early. We did a great job of controlling field position."

Bell picked up his 137 yards rushing on 19 carries while Terrell added 39 yards on 10 carries.

Sophomore quarterback Casey Haygood passed for 53 yards.

"They don't come any better than Randy Bell," said Stutzman. "He ran hard each time he touched the football and gave us 110% on both sides of the ball."

Parklane quarterback Brady Lea was held to 57 yards rushing on 17 carries and went 6/18 for 138 yards through the air.

Centreville improves to 3-0 and will make the short trip to take on WCCA next Friday. "We can't go in over confident against WCCA," said Stutzman. "They have a solid squad and play us tough every time we play them."

Parklane suffered its' first loss of the season falling to 2-1 following last week's 26-0 shutout of Oak Forest. The Pioneers will host Brookhaven next week.