Middle School Soccer at Home vs. St. Francis CANCELED

Boys at 3:30 PM

Girls at 4:30 PM

Baseball Meet + Greet

Hamilton Hall

Welcome, Coach Orlosky!

Varsity Basketball Season Openers

at Home vs. Heritage Christian

Girls at 5:30 PM

Boys at 7:00 PM

MS Soccer Games at Needwood

Girls at 3:30 PM

Boys at 4:30 PM

Varsity Football Senior Night vs. Trinity Christian

Ticket Holders Only

Football Player Senior Night (7:00 PM)

Cheerleader + Cross Country Senior Night (Halftime)

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Coach Brandon Derrick Radio Show

Click HERE and HERE to read the article from The Brunswick News that ran in today's paper.

The game on Friday night was a battle between two really good football teams. Pinewood came in with an explosive offense, stout defense, and superior special teams. We brought our effective and efficient offense with the "shut the door" defense, which is only giving up 10.8 points per game, and our steady special teams. So the clash was set, and the scoring was low in the first half, but the action was great. Blake Holloway, Bryce Reilly, and Josh Meadows made some touchdown-saving tackles while both offenses moved the ball up and down the field. Both teams missed opportunities to score because of penalties. We drove inside the ten-yard line but had a field goal get blocked, while Pinewood got inside the ten and missed a field goal. In the second quarter, we had a bad snap on a punt that cost us two points on a safety. The defense answered the call on the next drive and stopped Pinewood and forced a punt in which we took the ball around the 35-yard line on our side of the field. Two plays later, Thomas Veal connected with Josh Meadows for a 61-yard touchdown pass and gave us the lead going into the half at 7-2.

The third quarter was much of the same as the first quarter, but right at the end of the third came the spark we needed. Eli Fritchman intercepted a pass on the Pinewood 45-yard line, and our offense answered the call with a touchdown on Jordan Triplett's run from six yards out to push the score to 13-2 with about 9 minutes to play in the game. As usual, the defense forced a turnover on downs in Pinewood territory with about six minutes to play. We had "BIG MO" at that moment, and our offensive line showed it. They dominated Pinewood's front line, and Jordan Triplett raced 39 yards on 4th and 1 to push the score to 20-2. Pinewood scored with about four minutes left in the game to make the score 20-8, and Mason McGraw secured the onside kick, and we went back to work on offense where we only needed one first down. Not to worry, the O-Line pushed PCA around on the next three plays, and we had collected the yards for the first down to ensure the win.

On the night, Thomas Veal was 9 of 16 for 174 yards and 1 TD. Jordan Triplett carried the ball 25 times and amassed 136 yards, rushing and 2 TD's. Of his total, 90 of those yards came in the fourth quarter. Josh Meadows had four receptions for 107 yards and 1 TD, while also accumulating 9 solo tackles and 4 assists on defense. As for the defense, we bent a little at times, but we never broke until late in the 4th quarter. By then, the offense had been efficient and effective enough to secure the victory. Overall, the offense amassed 296 yards, and our defense gave 283 yards. But on the night, our defense made the plays needed to win the game and came up time and time again. It was truly a team victory marked by effort and determination. The kids played great and gave all they had.

Go Knights!

Coach Brandon Derrick

Click HERE and HERE to read Saturday's article from The Brunswick News.

During the first half, Frederica focused on defense and held Risley from scoring. The Knights had several nice corner kicks in the first half by Mary Ford Fitzjurls but the Knights were unable to convert a goal. The defensive squad (Mavry Driggers, Nicholle Patron, Lauren Dunn, and Nyah Forrester) all played very strong throughout the first half. Maura Dooley had several shots on goal in the first half, without success. Risley’s goalie made several good saves. The score at halftime was 0-0.

During the second half, the Knights turned up the offense with a number of solid offensive plays. With 17:25 remaining in the half, Mary Ford Fitzjurls took a penalty kick that went just wide of the goal. A minute later, the Knights took a shot on goal, but it was stopped. A minute after that, the Knights again tried a goal, getting past the goalie, but shooting just wide. At 13:30 remaining, Mary Ford again sent in a corner kick and the Knights scored their first goal. The Knights kept the pressure on the Risley defense and scored again (Kate Head) at the six-minute mark. As in the first half, the defense squad held the Risley offense silent. Goalkeeper, Reese Hankey, saw very little action but was well-positioned throughout the game. Knights win, 2-0!

Frederica traveled to St. Marys to take on the Bobcats. Each team had several corner kicks that were defended well by both teams. During the first half, Frederica focused on defense and held the Bobcats from scoring. The defense squad (Kate Head, Catherine Dunn, Lauren Dunn, and Nyah Forrester) all played very strong throughout the first half. Both teams were evenly matched.

During the second half, the play continued at a steady pace. The Bobcats came out and took a strong goal kick but the defense held off a goal. With 16:40 remaining, the Bobcats had a free-kick as a result of a handball, and both goalkeeper, Reese Hankey, and defender Nyah Forrester did an awesome job keeping the Bobcats scoreless. Audrey Shingler and Kate Head played strong defense as the Bobcats continued to push the ball, several times, towards the goal. Keeper, Reese Hankey, did a great job attacking the ball and preventing the Bobcats from scoring. She had four solid saves in the second half. With 25 seconds left in the game, the Bobcats mounted a strong scoring opportunity and Nyah Forrester made a goal-saving defensive kick denying the Bobcats the opportunity to score. The final score was 0-0.

Go Knights!

Coach James Riggs

The boys Middle School soccer team played Risley last Monday and held the score to 0-2. From the first moment the boys took the field they demonstrated their skill and confidence on the pitch. Kingston Blogg was outstanding in goal as he successfully repelled numerous attacks. Grant Prokop guarded Risley's top player, and Trey Walbridge and Max Byrd were forces to reckon with at mid-field. All players were essential and worked well together as a team.

On Thursday, the boys faced off against St. Marys Middle School. Unfortunately, the team lost 0-5. However, all the boys played very well. Luke Sarzier was fearless and played with heart. Jacob Gordan played man-to-man and covered their top player extremely well. Overall, these two games were played well by the Middle School FA team.

This week, FA will face Needwood on Wednesday.

Please come out and cheer the boys on to victory.

Go Knights!

Coach Jill Smith