Several football

teams will get a week off to heal some bumpos and bruises that have been

accumulated this season ad enjoy some more Halloween candy before next

week's game. However, the teams that are in action tonight and tomorrow

will have their hands full.

Sandy Creek

(5-2) comes off a huge week to travel to College Park to play Woodward

Academy (4-3). Phillip Hyde rushed for oer 250 yard and scored three touchdowns.

He is definitely an integral part of the Patriot's offense, as are Jamal

Rome, Calvin Johnson and Will Judson who seem to make big plays and scores

each week as well as quarterback Dusty Bennett, who gets them the ball.

Sandy Creek

has won two games in a row and is in second place in the region behind

Douglas County.

Woodward Academy

has gone 4-1 in their last five games and will finish the season with

games against Chapel Hill and Alexander, both of which have losing records.

It will be important for the Patriots to win this game and stay ahead

of the War Eagles in the playoff race.

Landmark Christian

(7-0) will travel to take on Bowdon (5-2) tonight. Bowdon is undefeated

at home this season and has won three games in a row, outscoring their

opponents 132-25. In their last three wins, the War Eagles have outscored

their opponents 147-63. Landmark is getting production from the entire

team and each week someone else steps up with a solid performance. Last

week, quarterback Alex Mortensen threw four touchdown passes and Evander

Holyfield Jr. had a 63-yard touchdown run.

Our Lady of

Mercy (2-6) has been bitten by the injury bug. That, coupled with having

to face some tough opponents, has led to two losses in a row. Tonight

they host heard County, whose only loss this season came at the hands

of Landmark Christian. The Bobcats will need to play some disciplined

ball and try to control the clock to stay in this one. Next week, Our

Lady of Mercy faces Landmark Christian at Landmark.

McIntosh (1-8)

is off Friday but will travel to Twelve Oaks Stadium in Hampton on Saturday

to take on Lovejoy. The Chiefs put some points up against Starr's Mill

last week in a 52-33 loss. Two of their touchdowns came from 80 yard runs

all year long but mistakes have proven costly. There can be no mistakes

against the Wildcats if McIntosh is to end their season on a winning note.

Back

to the Top of the Page