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Lake Butler Middle School players Josh Tyson (left)
and Austin Harden are pictured in their win over
Bradford.


LBMS football

team defeats BMS


 On Sept. 25, the Lake Butler
Middle School Tigers took a
16-6 win over the Bradford
Middle School Hurricanes.
 The Tigers were impressive
on both sides of the ball.
 The opening kickoff was
received by the Tigers' Prince
Alexander. Josh Tyson and
Jailon Couch both made
impressive first-down runs of
16 and 11 yards, respectively,
for the Tigers, although they
were unable to field the ball
enough for a score.
 On the Hurricanes' first
possession, they were unable
to gain a first down and
returned the ball to the Tigers.
Both teams held each other in
check defensively to end the
first quarter with no score.
 In the second quarter, a
fumble by Lake Butler
quarterback Austin Harden
was recovered by the
Hurricanes, who again were
unable to get through..the Tiger
defense.
 Harden's next pass was
intercepted by the Hurricanes,
but the Tigers were able to
regain possession with just 6.6
seconds left in the half. Harden
completed a pass to William
Henderson for a touchdown.
Followed by the two-point


BOLLES
Continued from p. 4C

 Bolles' defense gave up less
than 100 yards in a season-
opening 52-0 win over
Archbishop Carroll arid has
allowed an average of 229
yards per game since.
 The Bulldogs are aiming to
complete their 15th straight
year of going undefeated in
district play. They are off to a
good start with easy wins over
both Yulee and Ribault.
Jamison rushed __for 100
yards and had touchdowns on
runs of 3 and 31 yards in a 43-
7 win over Ribault on Sept. 21.,
 Barnett added two
touchdown runs, while Carr
was I1-of-14 passing for 124
yards.
" Jamison was the leading
receiver with five catches for
72 yards.


conversion, it brought the
score to 8-0. -
 Henderson received, the
opening kickoff of the third
quarter from the Hurricanes
and ran it all the way in for
another score for the Tigers.
The two-point conversion was
good, bringing the score to 16-
0.
 A fumble by Tyson gave the
ball back to the Hurricanes,
who, in turn, fumbled the ball,
which was recovered by the
Tigers' Kendall Wright.
 In the fourth quarter, the
Hurricanes defense proved
enough to hold back the
Tigers. A tackle of Alexander
caused a fumble, which was
captured and run in for a
Hurricances touchdown, their
first and only score of the
game.
 J,ake Butler coach David
Mecusker awarded the
offensive game ball to the
entire offense and awarded the
defensive ball to Wright.
 The Lake Butler captains for
the game were Harden, Tyson,
Caleb Dukes- and Albert
Brand.
 Submitted by Albert-Brand,
an eiglth-grade technology
student at Lake Butler Middle
School.


 Against Yulee, Jamison
 rushed for 125 yards on nine
 carries. He had a touchdown
 run of 72 yards.
 Barnett, who had 100 yards
 on 10 carries, added a 17-yard
 touchdown run.
 Carr, who was 7-of- 10,
 completed touchdown passes
 of 5 and 20 yards.
 Bolles actually found itself
 in a tie game against Bradford
 in the third quarter last year
 before pulling away for a 48-
 14 win. ,
 The Bulldogs, who
 outgained Bradford 455-129,
jumped out to a.14-0 lead, but
current Bradford senior .
Chuckle Covington returned a
punt 57 yards for a touchdown
to make it a 14-7 game at the,
half.
 Bradford tied the game
 when current senior Jernard
 Beard scored on a 34-yard run.
 Bolles scored 20 points in
 the third quarter.


Merrill, I

 BY CLIFF SMELLEY
 Telegraph Staff Writer
 Andy Merrill and Nicole
 Miller both set new Bradford
 Middle School records and
 both boys' and girls' cross
 country teams placed first in
 the team standings at a meet in
 Williston on Oct. 1.
 Miller broke her own 5K
 school record with a time of
 22:24, while Merrill's time of
 19:29 broke a school record
 that has stood since 2003.
 Merrill, who also holds the
 school's two-mile record,
 could only describe the feeling
 as "awesome." Miller said she
 was surprised to learn that she
 had broken her previous
 record--22:52-which was set
 on Sept. 17."
 "I wasn't expecting to break
 it," she said. "I thought I was
 going slow."
 Miller had one of 12.
 personal-record times for the
 girls' team, which coach John
 Loper said is the most
 competitive cross country team
 Bradford has had. The team
 had a score of 16 at the
 Williston meet-one point off
 of a perfect score.
 "The girls were very excited
 with their performance," Loper
 said.
 The other personal records
were recorded by Felicia Foti
(25:28), Rachel Rensberger
(25:35), Hannah Ricker
(27:38), Kayla Garlo (28:37),
Jodi Carter (32:09), Shaina-
Harden (35:14), Vicky Hill
(35:24), K1a Steele (35:29),
Julie Gliss n (36:59), Pam
Petry (39:41) and Courtney
Stanton (40:09).
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Miller set new BMS records


second-highest finisher for
Bradford with a time of 24:22.
 Kayla Nugent (29:26) and
 Tiana Sheffield (30:57) also
 competed.
 Two boys' team members
 joined Merrill in recording
 times under 22 minutes:
 Rowdy Rensberger (21:38)
 and Tyler Crawford (21:47).
 Rensberger and Crawford-
 along with Merrill, gf course-
 posted personal records. Ian
 Waters (24:03), Sean Massey
 (25:20) and Laqwan Frazier
 (26:54) also had personal
 records.
 James Ramseur and Seth
 Miller had times of 24:59 and
 26:47, respectively.
 BMS among top 5
 teams at Ridgeview
 Merrill placed third to help
 his team to a runner-up finish
 at the Ridgeview Bob Hans
 Invitational on Sept. 29 in
 Orange Park.
 Merrill had a time of 12:27
 for the Hurricanes, who
 finished with a team score of
 50, placing them behind P.K.
 Yonge, which had 28 points.
 Also earning top-10 finishes
 for the boys' team were
 Rensberger, who was eighth
with a time of 13:37, and
Crawford, who was Ainth with
a time of 13:41. Ramseur just
missed out on the top 10 with
an 1 lth-place finish. He had a
time of 13:49.
 Bradford's other participants
were: Waters (20'h,' 14!31),
Massey (29t', 15:17), Frazier
(30' .- 15:23) and Miller
(16:33).
 The girls' team placed fifth.
with 88 points and was led by


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Andy Merrill (left) and Nicole Miller each set a new
Bradford Middle School record in the 5K with their
performances at a Oct. 1 meet.


Miller, who posted a fourth-
place time of 14:26.
 Powell and Rensberger were
just outside the top 10, placing
13th and 14th, respectively, with


times of 15:55 and 16:14.
 Also competing for the girls'
team were Ricker (17:32),
Sheffield (17:48), Carter
(18:53) and Garlo (19:08).


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