GLADEVILLE Blake Meadors rushed for three touchdowns and thrown for another as the Wildcats scored 24 second-quarter points to pull away in the first half, defeating visiting Station Camp 45-7.
Station Camp junior Devin Thompson receives a pass during the Bison’s 45-7 loss at Wilson Central. Thompson had one catch for 48 yards.
Station Camp (1-1) turned the ball over four times, resulting in 17 Wildcat points. Austin King had the line Bison score, a 20-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. Wilson Central improved to 2-0 with the victory
Hendersonville 31, Siegel 9
Hendersonville’s Reggie Harris and Dalton Jones each scored fourth quarter touchdowns as the Commandos (2-0) pulled away from Siegel.
Hendersonville quarterback Brett Coker had two touchdown passes in the first quarter to put Siegel (0-2) in an early hole.
Station Camp junior Kaemon Dunlap searches for a running lane during Friday’s 45-7 loss at Wilson Central.
Siegel’s Jacob Smith connected on three field goals for the Stars.
Gallatin 35, Springfield 28
Gallatin overcame a comeback attempt from Springfield to come out with a 35-28 victory.
Jordan Mason led Gallatin (1-1) with 213 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while Green Wave quarterback Colin Minor added two passing touchdowns.
The game was tied at 21 at halftime after D’Corian Johnson returned a kickoff 76 yards for a Springfield (1-1) touchdown.
Friday’s scores
Wilson Central 45, Station Camp 7
Hendersonville 31, Siegel 9
Beech 42, Rossview 21
Gallatin 35, Springfield 28
Pope John Paul II 54, Coffee County 30
Macon County 35, Westmoreland 0
Greenbrier 41, Portland 21
Goodpasture 28, White House 13
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