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Ashlee Ford
Senior Princess
FRIDA Y, SEPTEMBER 8, 2006, ABERNATHY, TEXAS
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Shay Stephenson
Senior Princess
Kat ie Wor d
Senior P rin cess
Bridgett Youngblood
Senior Princess
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P a ula Sepeda
Junior Duchess
Kendall Dunn
Sophomore Duchess
H aley Havens
Freshman Duchess
Homecoming Queen crowned tonight during halftime
Tonight's footba ll game is a cross coun try her freshman
special night for the members year and was a regional qualioftihe homecoming court. Dur- fier in track for t he pole va ult
ing the halftime ceremony the h er sophomore and junior
court will be presented and the years. Ashlee is a member of
queen will be crowned.
the Abernathy First United
The game against Amarillo Methodist Church .
Ashlee was escorted at the
River Road will kickoff at 7:30
pep rally earlier today by Tate
p.m. at Antelope Stadium.
Princesses on the court are Horsford.
Shay Stephenson is the
all members of the Senior Class
at Abernathy High School. daughter of Monty a nd Donna
Candidates for the queen are Stephenson . She will be escorted at t he footba ll by her
as follows:
Ashlee Ford is the daughter father Monty Stephenson.
of Gregg and Kim Ford. She
. Stephenson has been a varwill be escorted tonight by her sity cheerleader all foul' years
father Gregg Ford.
of high school. She was in the
Ford has been involved in Science Club her freshman,
Science Club and has been on sophomore and j unior years.
the a ll -year honor roll her She participated in FFA and
freshman, sophomore, andjun- UIL persuasive speaking her
ior years . She has been a mem- freshman and sophomore years
bel' ofFFA all four years, serv- and in UIL informative speaking as FFA secretary her sopho- ing her junior year. She has
more year, treasurer her j un- participated in basketball and
ioryearand is thecurrentFFA cross country during her high
president. Ashlee has been a school years. Sh ay has been a
member of the National Honor member of the student council
Society for the past th ree years her junior and senior years and
and has participated in UIL is currently the student couns pelling her freshman, sopho- cil DASH officer.
1110re undjunior years and UIL
Shay was escorted at the
number sense her junior year. pep rally by Dusty Moats.
She was elected Homecoming
Katie Word is the daughter
Duchess her junior year . of Kyle and Kathy Word and
Ashlee participated in tennis Terrie Arevalos. She will be
her freshman year and is a escorted tonight by her father
member of t he cross country, Kyle Word. '
Word has been a member of
basketball and track teams.
She was a regional qu alifier in the National Ho nor Society
since her sophomore year and
been All Year Honor Roll since
her freshman year. She has
been involved in StudentCouncil since her freshman year and
is currently the president of
the both the Student Council
and the Senior Class. Katie
has been a member of Science
CI ub her freshman, sophomore
and junior years and a membel' of Robotics her fresh man,
sophomore and senior years.
She participated in UIL ready
writing and editorial writing
her freshman, sophomore and
junior years and UIL spelling
her so phomore and junior
years. She is also currently a
member of the yearbook staff.
Katie is actively involved in
the Abernathy High School
Band for all of her high school
years. She achieved all-region
band honors her freshman and
sophomore years, was a membel' of the honor band her junior year and received State Solo
and Ensemble honors her
freshman, sophomore andjunior years. Katie is currently
the Drum Major for the band.
Katie was esco,f,tr-.d ilt the
pep rally by John Lopez.
Bridget Youngblood is the ,
daughter of Herb and Robin
Youngblood. She will be escorted at t he game by her father Herb Youngblood.
Bridget has been on the a ll -
Sla de Teal (center ) and Fred Sytsma hand over the keys to Roger Cook, th e n ew
owner of the 1979 John Deere 4440 tra ctor restored by the Aberna thy High School
ag depar tment. Cook farms in Lorenzo, where he purchased the winning raffle
ticket. Money raised in the fund raiser will be used to buy another tractor to
restore.
year honor roll her freshman,
sophomore and j unior years
and was inducted into the Nationa I Honor Society as a
so phomore. She has been
Who's Who Among American
High Sch!Jol Students since her
freshman year. She has also
been a member Science Club
a ll four years and participated
in UIL ready writing and editorial writing her first three
years, qualifying for regionals
her freshman year. Bridget has
participated in FFA and was a
member of the FFA quiz team
her sophomore year. She was a
Homecoming Duch ess h er
freshman and sophomore years
a nd currently serves as a student counci l representative.
She is also a member of the
F irst Baptist Church youth
group. Bridget has been a
cheerleader for her fre shman,
junior and senior years and
wa s a NCA All-American
Cheerleader nominee her junior and senior yea rs. She h as
participated in cross country,
basketball and tra ck t hroughol.l.t high school. As a sophomore, she w83 A1I-Distt'icl HOllorable Mention in basketba ll,
and a regional quaJifierin track
for the 100 meter dash. Her
junior year, Bridget was named
Second Team All-District BasketbalI , was a track regional
qu alifier in the long jump,
triple jump, 100 meter dash,
and as a member of the 800
meter relay, and was a state
track meet alternate in the long
jump. She was named track
MVP her freshman, sophomore
and j u n ior years, and was
named Basketball MVP and
Female Athlete of the year her
sophomore and junior years.
Bridget was a Texas Female
Christian Athlete of the Year
top ten finalist and currently
serves as the varsity basketball co-captain .
She was escorted at the pep
ral ly by Kelby Fortenberry.
Junior Class duchess is
Paula Sepeda, daughter of
Angelita Sepeda. She will be
escorted at the game by Robert
Ogle.
Sepeda has been involved
in band, varsity cross country,
basketball, track, softball and
powerlifting, UIL current
events, informative speaking,
feature, headline, editorial and
news writing, the Science Club,
National Honor Society and
Student Council. As a fresh man, she was involved in One
Act Play, UIL ready writing,
was a state band wind ensemble qualifier a nd was honOJ'able mention a ll star cast for
One Act Play. As a sophomore,
she was a regional powerlifting qualifier, honorable mention second base in softball,
was a state marching band
qualifier and was named female athlete of the year. She
has also been on the all-year
honor roll for both her freshman and sophomore years. She
currently serves as drum captain and secretary for the band
and as secretary for the Student Council.
Paula was escorted at the
pep rally by Josh Petersen.
Sophomore Class duchess
is Kendall Dunn, daughter of
Robin and Cheryl Dunn. She
will be escorted tonight by her
father Robin Dunn .
Dunn is an athletic student
trainer. She is the sophomore
representative for student
council and is the sophomore
class vice president.
Kendall was escorted at the
pep rally by Scott Youngb lood.
Freshman Class duchess is
Haley Haven s, daughter of
Gordan and Jerri Ann Havens.
She will be escorted tonight by
her father Gordan Havens.
Havens participates in cross
country, basketball, track and
tennis and is a member ofFF A.
Haley wa s escorted a t the
pep rally by Brayden Smith.
Crown bearer for the court
is Mi ss Alyse Rob e rt so n ,
daughter of Keith a nd Chri sty
Robertson . A1yse is escorted
by Parker Redwin e, son of
Buster and Angie Redwine.
The 2007 Senior Class is congratulated by Aberna thy Mayor Hoppy Toler (far
right) on winning the h omecoming wood stack competition. This is t he fourth
year in a row t he class h as won . The wopd ga thered by this class a nd all the other
classes at the h igh school was used in the homecoming bonfire last n igh t.
Library brings back Story Time
The Abernathy Public Library announced the start of
Story Time next Wednesday
a fter taking t h e 's ummer
months off.
Jane Stuart from Lubbock
will be their first guest reader .
Stuart did Story Time at the
Lubbock Library for 30 years
and Abernathy librarian Sandi
Cheshire is happy she will be
coming to Abernathy.
The Learning T ree will
bring the preschool class at 10
a .m . and the Amazing Kids
Group will start at 10:45 a.m.
Please call Cheshire at 2984138 for any question s or to be
a library volunteer.
Scholarship deadline extended
The deadline to apply for an
Abernathy Ex-Students Association scholarship h as been
extended to Sept. 15.
Scholarships are available
to Abernathy High S chool
graduates who are either juniors or seniors in college or
graduate students.
Call Cindy Hunt at 3285318, after 5 p.m., for more
information .
T a t e Horsford (5)
sc o res early fo r
Abernathy's 6-0 lead
in the first qu arter.
He also scored on an
88-yard kickoff ret urn. The Antelopes
c ouldn't c onve r t
a n y e x tra poin ts
a nd F riona slippe d
by the Lopes, 13-12.
(See r ela ted story,
page 4. Photo b y
Fast Act ion Phot o.)
PAGE 2, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2006
Obituraries
Alice Selke
Alice Selke, 82, died Thursday , Aug. 31, 2006, in Waco.
Graveside services were Monday, Sept. 4 at 11 a .m. in the
Abernathy Cem etery with Rev.
Joel Perez officiating. Services
were under the direction of
Abell Funeral Home of Abernathy.
Born and e ducated in
Vernon, Alice moved to Abernathy in the early 1940s where
she met a nd married Glennon
Selke. Her two sons, Barry and
Darrell, occupied most of
Alice's life for the next severa l
years.
She was a longtime employ
at Struve's H ardware and Dry
Goods, as well as Happy's Shop,
where she served her friends.
Most longtime residents of
Abernathy have purchased
shoes or clothes from her.
The Sclkes moved to Waco
after Glennon s uffered a stroke
and I·emain ed there until the
time of her death. Although
she did not reside in Abernathy, she never stopped considering it her home and never
failed to brag about what a
good town it was.
Alice was proceeded in
death by her parents; her husband, Glennon Aubrey Selke;
two sisters, Catherine Peel and
Maxine Eason and a brother,
Don Liles.
Mrs. Selke is survived by
child ren Barry and Denise
Selke ofTulsa, Oklahoma, and
Darrell and Jeannie Selke of
Waco; grandchildren Greg and
Kathy Selke, Terry and Traci
Stupp, Coby and Adrielle
Selke, Corey and Amy Powell,
Sara and Beau Waters, Allan
and Emily Kavolich; greatgrand children Allie Powell,
Jackson Selke Powell, Rachel
Selke, Glennon Selke, Skyler
Selke, Cooper Aubrey Powell
and Claire Kavolich.
Ozane Wood Aldridge
Ozane Wood Aldridge, 86·,
died Sunday, Aug. 27, 2006, in
anAbilene nursing center. Services were 10 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 30 in Lawn First
Baptist Church with Rev. Price
Ma thieson officiating. Burial
was in Dewey Cemetery, directed by Fry-Bartlett Funeral
Home in Tuscola.
Mrs.AldridgewasbornJan.
I, 1920, to George W. and Dorothy Thelma Foust Wood in
Crews. She moved to Lawn in
1925, where she attended and
graduated from school. OnJan.
7, 1937, she married James
Dougl as "J .D. " Aldridge in
Lovington, N.M. 'The couple
lived in Lawn aU their married
life except fo r a ten-year period spent in Winters. She was
a homemaker and a member of
Lebanon Primitive Baptist
Church in La wn .
Preceding h er in death were
her parents; her husband in
1985; a granddaughter, Shannon Hendrix DeFrees in 1995;
a nd a s ister , Lavonda
Herrington.
Survi vors include one
da ugh ter , Billie D. "Bitsy"
Hendrix of Tuscola; two sons,
ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2006, PAGE 3
Boosters plan activities
for homecoming
Larry Aldridge and wife Karen
"Bitsy" of Abernathy and
Denny Aldridge and wife Mary
of Corinth; seven grandchildren, Eric Hendrix and wife
Lea of Atlanta, Georgia; Mark
Hendrix and wife Judy ofJacksanville, Florida (Ovalo); Angela Aldridge Robertson and
husband Stan of Lubbock;
Alyson Aldridge Actkinson and
husband Greg of Farwell; D.D.
Aldridge Miller and husband
Mark of Forney; Lanc e
Aldridge and wife Blaise of
New York City; and Kerry
Aldridge of Fort Worth; greatgrandchildren; Kalyn. Erica
and Kevin Hendrix, Mark II,
Kaycee and Jordan Hendrix,
Landry, Ainsley and, Piper
Actkinson , Trael and Sawyer
Robertson, Mal1o ~y and
Cameron Miller; anI! many
nieces, nephews and cousins.
Memorials may be made to
the American Heart Association, 149 N. Willis, Suite 10,
Abilene Texas 79603 or the
Alzheimer'sAssociation, North
Central Texas Chapter, 302 N.
Willis , Suite 9, Abilene, Texas
79603,
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The Abernathy Booster
Club met Tuesday at 7 p.m. in
the Bettie Hardin Auditorium.
The honfire was set for yesterday at 9 p.m. north of the
football field.
A homecoming dance will
be tonight at city hall after the
football game for high school
students only. Cost is $5 per
student. The dance will end at
12:30.
Order forms for footballjerseys and cheerleader suits will
be distributed today in the elementary Friday folders. Window signs are $10 each and tshirt orders will be taken at
the football game tonight.
Booster Club is looking for a
small cargo trailer to haul the
tunnel to out-of-town football
Depot Dispatch
games.
The club will try again to
paint the street between the
field house and football field
Sunday at 2 p.m.
Jfyou would like to be in the
spirit line before the football
game, meet at 7:10 by the field
entrance. Everyone is encouraged to join.
The next meeting will be
Monday at 7 p.m. in the Bettie
Ha rdin Auditorium.
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Birth Announcement
Menu for lunch Wednesday at the Senior Citizens Center
Sept. 13 is spaghetti with meat sauce, salad, garlic bread, coffee,
tea, dessert.
Monday night will be game night and a pot luck supper from
5 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Louis Schaap lead the prayer this week.
Reported ill is Freddie Apperson .
Exercise classes are each Tuesday and Thursday from 9 a .m.
to 10 a.m.
The center has some medical equipment. Please check with
us before purchasing. Contributions will be accepted.
City to receive
equity return
The City of Abernathy has
received notification from
Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool
that it will receive a return of
equity in the amount of$2,670
based on the city's successful
loss prevention efforts and
length of membership.
TML-IRP, a self-insurance
fund, provides liability, property and workers' compensation coverages to Texas local
governments.
During its 36-year existence, TML-IRP has a history
of returning portions of members' equity to.mempers ~hen
financial results are be·tter
than expected . The liability
equity return is due to be delivered in November.
Ab ernathy Chamber of
Commerce will have its
montllly meeting Wednesday
at noon at the city hall. Triple
P will cater the meal.
Members of the String-a-Longs reunited and performed in Clovis last night. In the band are (front)
Keith McCormack, Abernathy ex-student Jimmy
Torres, Richard Stephens, Aubrey de Cordova and
(back) Don Allen.
Music group reunites, Abernathy
ex-student founding member
and tee off at 1 p.m. Entry fee
is $75 per person or $300 per
team offour. Entry fee includes
I unch and beverages, green fee,
golf cart for two players, range
balls a nd awards dinner. Golfers will receive golf caps, towels and golf balls. Prizes will
include ca sh prizes for first,
second and third place teams.
Also, prizes will be awarded
for Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive.
For tournament sponsorship information or entry
forms, contact Liz Castro and
Linda Rautis at (806) 687-0940
or 1-888-418-6564. Entry forms
are also availab le at
www.spag.org.
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TUESDAY: waffles, syrup,
juice, milk
WEDNESDAY: sausage,
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THURSDAY: cereal, roll,
juice, milk
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mashed potatoes, broccoli
with cheese sauce, rolls, fruit,
milk
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beans, garlic bread, fruit, milk
THURSDAY: chicken fajita, lettuce, tomato, refried
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Sept. 9
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form Saving Lives Through
Early Detection and
Awareness of Breast Cancer. She lost her mother to
breast cancer after a long
battle with the disease. Her
goal as Mrs. Texas is to
educate as many women
as she can about the importance ofearly detection.
Bootz has partnered with
the Lois Caldwell Breast
Cancer Foundation as well
as the American Cancer
Society to promote the
cause.
Contestants will compete in personal interview,
fitness wear and evening
gown. There is no talent or
swimsuit competition.
Married women living
in Hale County and interested in applying should
write to Mrs. Texas, International Pageant, 14427
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or email for more information at 210-403-0589.
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Scottish Rite Auditorium in
San Antonio May 4-6.
The woman chosen as
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The woman chosen as
Mrs. Texas will receive a
prize package valued at over
$11,OOOand the opportunity
to represent Texas at the
2007 Mrs. International
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Paternal grandparents are
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Maternal gra.ndparents
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Great-grandparents are
Joe and Amber Chambers of
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Skipper of Abemathy.
County looks for women
to compete in pageant
Chamber meets
Wednesday
Golf tournament benefits
senior services, programs
The Fifth Annual SPAG
Area Agency on Aging Golf
Tournament will be held Friday, Sept. 15 at Meadowbrook
Golf Course, Mackenzie Park
in Lubbock. Net proceeds from
the four-person scramble will
provide funds for senior services and programs in the designated 15-county re&ion.
The tournament will begin
with registration at 11:30 a.m.
Chip Ryan Chambers was
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at 11:58 a.m. at Covenant
Lakeside to Ezra and Jenci
Chambers.
He weighed 61b. 10 oz. and
was 19 inches long.
He is welcomed home by
big brother Chance, 8; and big
sisters Chanie, 3; and Cherlee,
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anniversary at the Senior Citizen's Center Sept. 3.
Edna Camp and Billy Skipper were married Sept. 1, 1946,
Des Moines, N.M.
The celebration is hosted by their children Mike and Jan
Skipper of Wilmington, Delaware; Steve and Angela Skipper
of Lubbock; Travis and Yvette Knight of Anson; and Mark a nd
Karen Skipper of Austin. .
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ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2006, PAGE 5
Abernathy Antelopes':
THE ABERNATHY WEEKl YREVIEW
FOOTBAll CONTEST
F~stplace
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Thirdp" B, $15;
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JAKE TRUELOVE
6'6" 220
Tight end, Defensive end
Senior
JOHN LOPEZ
5'6" 132
Wide receiver, Center
Senior
REESE MYATI'
6'6" 220
Offensive, defensive tackle
Senior
KELBY FORTENBERRY
6'1" 183
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Cheiftains rally for 13-12 win over Lopes; River Road comes in on 12-0 loss
By Scott Luce
Stripped Bud ripped .
That's what happened to
the Abernathy Antelopes last
Friday in Friona,
The Lopes were stripped of
their top running back - Tate
Horsford - for a month.
They were ripped for a 1point loss, 13-12, in the season opener.
Coach Tony Truelove said
Horsford suffered a knee injury that could put him out
about a month, Horsford and
company did their job, keeping the Lopes on top until the
closing minutes of the fourth
quarter.
A 24-yard TD pass with
3:29 remaining was enough
to push the Chieftains past
Abernathy.
Fri~na was chasing Abernathy after Horsford's 19-yard
run at 7:58 in the first. The
PAT kick failed.
FHS struck early (11:48) in
the second on a 12-yard TD
run that included a good PAT
kick.
Early was a key word with
Horsford returning the ensuing kickoff 88 yards for a TD.
The run PAT failed but AHS
had a 12-7 lead with 11:36 left
in the first half.
In retrospect, Truelove said
he'll take the heat for not attempting a field goal just before intermission,
"That's what I told the kids
that I don't mind taking the
heat," he said.
With Abernathy scoring
done, the Lope defense ha d to
step up and nearly pulled it off.
"Defensively, they played
very, very well. That was the
bright spot of the night. Kelby
(Fortenberry) and Reese
(Myatt) did really good on defense. Leonard Trevino had
three interception,s (returned
for 67 yards). Tate ran hard;
he fmished the game.
"We didn't have all our guys.
Ourconditioningwasn'tthere.
The linemen got very tired. We
played well but not very smart.
"We got off to a good start.
We helped them on a drive
with penalties and not being
able to convert extra points
hurt us ," Truelove said.
Horsford had 89 yards on
18 carries. Quarterback Justin Wesley had 27 yards on
three runs and hit 4-15 passing for 45 yards. Jake Voigt
completed 3-5 for 7 yards.
Markus Miller's 2 receptions
gained 37 ya rds. Five other
players caught one pass each
for a net 15 yards.
Abernathy
Friona
6
First DOWDS
11
26-67
Rushing
37-92
109
Passing
16
119
Total Yards
221
7-21-0 Passes ComlAtIlntlO-19-3
0-0
Fumbles/Lost
2-0
4-28.5
PuntslAvg.
10-75
Penalties
5-28,6
9-67
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Friona 0
7
0 6 13
Abernathy VB. Amarillo
River Road
Amarillo River Road should
be in for a shed game if... Abernathy takes last week's loss
to heart and . .. RR's history
remains comparable,
The Wildcats lost, 12-0, to
Panha ndle last week, They
were 2-7 overall and 1-3 in
district last year in Bryan
Welps first year ashead coach.
Welps has 17 seniors and
all-district running back and
defensive lineman Andrew
Allen (.5-11 , 200) to build
around.
They will be an unknown
for Truelove who said he has
not seen them except for limited film . Heis more concerned
with the internal workings of
the Lopes.
"We have got to flx our mistakes. We had mental busts
with the offensive line. Our
quarterbacks were not reading. Our receivers did not run
the right routes or they didn't
finish the routes," he said.
"The defensive line played
well from end to end, The linebackers and secondary need a
lot of work.
"AnytimH their number two
quarterback comes in and
beats you , you have problems.
"(The loss) crushed them.
That h urteverybody's feelings
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to be that good and play really ~'::.
bad.
,~
"We were prepared for
them. They executed better ' .
than we did. After the game •
they acted like it was their
Super Bowl. They gave us their
best effort."
Panhandle took advantage
oftwoRRmistakes deep in the
Wildcats' territory to win a
game played in the rain with a
two-hour rain delay, Truelove
said.
With Horsford out, he will
make Borne critical adjustments.
"We need a lot of misdirection. We have to be diversified ~.~,
with the offense and spread
the ball around to some differ- •.<'
eniJ:~t;'~orter
and Keith
Dunn have been filling in at
tailback this week. Justin
Wesley will get the start at
QB.
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in the third.
The Lope JV scored three
times before Friona scored with
a minute left before halftime
on a 12-yard run.
Jarrett Lester squeezed in
a 20-yard TD pass from Youngblood with :11 left before the
break.
The Chieftain JV put up
their last points on a 3-yard
run in the third.
Friona 0
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Lope 9th VB. Friona 9th
The Antelope 9th grade had
over 300 yards of total offense
and a 30-8 lead at halftime.
"We executed well in the
first half. Both defense and
offense looked sharp," Abernathy coach Jimmy Burns said.
Coach Bill Black said, "We
blocked well. The running
game and passing game were
excellent. Weare proud ofthese
kids for their efforts."
Ryan Pierce hit Jacob Wilson with a 35-yard TD pass at
8:30 in the first. The 2-point
PAT pass from Pierce to Bryce
Teal was good.
In the second period Jake
Reid shot in from 13 yards to
start 30 points of unanswered
scoring in the final three quarters. Pierce hit Teal for another PAT connection.
Pierce and Teal continued
their passing clinic with a 12-
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2. Pick a lolal score for the tie-breaker game.
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yard TD later in the second. : -- ,
Wilson caught the 2-pointPAT
conversion.
Steven Barbee knocked the
final two Lope 9th TD's on runE
of 35 yards in the second and ,32 in the third, The first 2·
point PAT failed but Pierce hit
Teal for the final conversion
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Lope JV, 9th allow Friona
counterpa,r .t s only three sc'o res'i
The Abernathy junior varsity and ninth grade teams
opened the year with solid victories over Friona Aug. 31. The
Lope JV won 33-12 and the 9th
grade had a 38-8 victory.
"We played really well offensively and defensively," JV
coach Bob Backus said. "Our
kids played hard all night and
we are very pleased to start
the year with a win.
"The offensive line did a
great job blocking. The running backs ran hard. Scott
(Youngblood) threw the ban
well and the receivers did a
great job of catching the ball.
"Defensive1y, we saw some
good things out of everyone. It
was defmitely a team victory."
Peyton Rogers scored on a
25-yard run in the first quarter and a 58-yard run in the
second.
Ethan Hunt scored on
Youngblood passes of 52 yards
in the first frame and 19 yards
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