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By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director CENTRE – Before Friday night’s Class 4A high school football state semifinal battle against Oneonta, Cherokee County football coach Jacob Kelley told the Warriors he didn’t care about the circumstances surrounding the game. All he wanted was to beat the Redskins because of what happened in their first meeting
Staff Reports HUNTSVILLE – The Cherokee County Warriors are headed back to the Class 4A football state semifinals for the first time since the state championship season of 2009 with a 35-21 victory at Randolph on Friday night. The Warriors (11-2) will face Region 6 rival Oneonta (11-1) for the right to go to Auburn
Staff Reports CENTRE – It wasn’t the 372-yard, six-touchdown outburst he had in last week’s first-round high school football playoff win over Corner, but Cherokee County High School junior running back Jacob Cornejo did have another outstanding outing on Friday night against West Morgan. Cornejo collected 262 yards on 18 carries and scored four touchdowns
By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director CENTRE – Jacob Cornejo admitted he had a few butterflies before the Cherokee County Warriors’ first-round high school football playoff game against the Corner Yellow Jackets Friday night. It didn’t take long for those butterflies to subside. Cornejo scored on the Warriors’ first drive of the game. By night’s
By Shannon Fagan, WEIS Sports Director CENTRE – Cherokee County High School senior back Jack Amos is one of the smallest players on the Warrior football roster, but on Friday night against Class 4A, Region 6 opponent Etowah, he was a giant. The diminutive 5-foot-5, 145-pound Amos ran for 193 yards on 18 carries and