Pleasant Valley – Weaver closes the its first season with Cofer by winning 46-0 against Pleasant Valley, looks forward after a year of improvement. Munford takes ‘Tank for victory against Ashville.
ASWA Thursday scoreboard
Autauga Aca. 29. Bessemer Aca. 20, Baker 37, Mountain Brook 28. Baker 37 Mountain Brook 28
Buckhorn 17, Grissom 13
Carver-Birmingham 38. Cordova 26
Collinsville 27, Valley Head 22
Corner 41, Hayden 13
Cottage Hill 25, St. Luke’s 13
Dothan 56, JAG 12
Excel 42. Southern Choctaw 6
Flomaton 63, Marengo 0
Fort Dale Aca. 49, Monroe Aca. 7
Fyffe 21, Sylvania 10
Geraldine 63, Hatton 6
Gordo 58, Hale Co. 26
Hackleburg 41. Cherokee 6
Headland 42 Cottonwood 26
Homewood 38, Jasper 14
Hueytown 47. Gardendale 28
Huntsville 56, Hazel Green 13
Jackson 45. Davidson 14
Lauderdale Co. 33, Brooks 3
Leeds 22, Center Point 0
Leroy 49 Washington Co. 14
Linden at Central-Hayneville, canceled
McAdory 35, Calera 31
Minor 28 Minor 28, Stanhope Elmore 21,
Montevallo 41, Tarrant 21
Mortimer Jordan 14, Fultondale 13
Munford 35, Ashville 21
New Hope 28, Plainview 26
Patrician 52, Hooper 13
Pickens Co. 34, Marion Co. 15
Rehobeth 47 G.W. Long 3
Russell Co. 75, Greenville 43
Slocomb 24, Geneva Co. 14
Southside-Selma 50, Dallas Co. 18
Spain Park 39, Pelham 0
Straughn 35. Providence Chr. 14
Talladega Co. Central 24, Gaylesville 6
Thomasville 34, Clarke Co. 0
UMS Wright 20, Williamson 19
Vestavia Hills 44 Helena 0
Vigor 46, Sidney Lanier 8
Weaver 47 Pleasant Valley 0
Winfield 64 Lamar Co. 7
Woodlawn 26. Shelby Co. 19
Coach Weaver, who is in his first year of coaching Ken Cofer took a cue from one of his assistant coaches on the best way to approach Thursday’s season-ending game in Pleasant Valley.
“One of our coaches told us”This is the very first game of the season”” Cofer said.
The Bearcats scored 579 yards of total offense. They also beat The Raiders 47-0 in a non-regional match between Calhoun County schools.
Pleasant Valley (5-5) clinched its place at the top of Class 2A playoffs before the game on Thursday. The team will face Pisgah on November. 10. The Raiders will play in playoffs for the first time since 2010, after matching their most wins total since they went 6-5 in 2008.
Weaver was 4-6 during the initial season of Cofer and doubled its top wins after going 7-4 in 2018.
Junior KeShawn Allen scored on an 80-yard touchdown run. He also was able to catch a 45-yard touchdown pass to Kaden Gooden. Gooden also scored two times.
Christian Marturello and Damarion Welch each scored a touchdown and Weaver kept Pleasant Valley to 116 yards.
Both teams share a larger picture. Pleasant Valley, eyeing a playoff spot, pulled players during the second quarter after being down 25-0 at the half.
Weaver received a favourable sendoff to start the season off.
“We had the chance to win 8-2” Cofer said. “We were playing in those tight ball games, but we couldn’t. I’m sure we’ll learn from these mistakes, but it was an excellent opportunity to conclude the season. I’m pleased to finish on an edgy note.”
The story is scheduled to be up-to-date.
Munford wins
Tank Edmondson rushed for 375 yards in 28 carries and five touchdowns. Munford concluded their regular-season campaign by winning a win of 35-21 against unbeaten Ashville in a non-regional game.
The Lions have a record of 3-7 overall, and 2-5 in Class 4A, Region 4 waiting for the result of a tiebreaker that involves three teams, White Plains and Cleburne County for the region’s fourth final playoff position. White Plains hosts Westbrook Christian on Friday, and Cleburne County plays at Wellborn.
In the game against Ashville, Munford trailed 21-13 at halftime, but dominated throughout the remainder of. Edmondson scored the winning score with a the 65-yard sprint on the third down, and then 21 with less than three minutes remaining.
Trea Jordan as well as Jacob King had interceptions to stop Ashville drives.
Jaylen Williams redirected a punt 44 yards to score the game-tying scoring touchdown as well as the two-point conversion going back 7 yards. Edmondson kicked it in on the first play, and added the conversion.
He also scored runs of 13, 47 and 23 yards. He also was able to get 35 yards of runs rescheduled due to penalties. He was still close to scoring 25 out of 400.
“Had I knew he was that close, I would have given him two more runs after we had the ball back.” Munford coach Michael Easley told reporters.
Edmondson was able to pass 2,000 yards in the season.
