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Valiants take on No. 1 Warriors

By Chris Walsh

“They run a 3-5-3 and it’s a unique defense, but they run it well,” said Patrick. “One thing that impressed me is that their line is bigger and stronger.”

“Their secondary is full of size and speed too, which makes it tough to run or throw against them.”

Valwood is coming off their second straight victory, defeating Piedmont last Friday, 20-6. The Cougars were held to their second lowest point total of the season and allowed their third highest point total.

The Valiant offense will again be led by senior quarterback Zac Henry, who also serves as the team’s kicker. Henry will continue to look for his favorite targets in Carter Karras, Rob Blanton, and Cole Parker.

Valwood’s offense, however, will again revolve around their strong running combination of Robert Hires and Ricky Williams. Both found the end zone during last week’s victory.

The Valwood defense will tell the story of the game though as they try and slow down an explosive Brookwood team. Seniors Jon Rutkowski, Kyle Hall, and Trey Sands will try and cause havoc up front, while Todd Baker and Nick Smith roam from the safety spots.

Region 3-IAA starts inter-region play this week for all four teams and the other big game features Southwest Georgia Academy against Tiftarea. With only two teams eligible for the post-season, every game counts.

All four teams in 3-IAA have winning records going into this Friday’s games.

“Brookwood is the favorite in our region, but two through four could go any way,” said Coach Patrick. “If you slip up and lose you are in a do-or-die situation. We know every week’s going to be tough.”

The Valwood Valiants host the Brookwood Warriors tonight with kick-off set for 7:30 p.m.



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