September 13, 2017
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High school roundup (NS) [1]: Two shutouts and one squeaker of a TV game

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Lockview Dragons (24), Dartmouth Spartans (2)
With a last minute schedule change, the Dragons were not bothered as they dominated the Spartans 24-2 on the evening.

Auburn Eagles (40), Sackville Kingfishers (6)
Auburn defeated Sackville high 40-7 last Thursday evening.

Cole Harbour Cavaliers (0), Horton Griffins (35 )
The Griffins led the smack down on the Cavaliers this past weekend with their shutout of 35-0. They won’t have it so easy this next weekend as they play CFC50 Citadel in the Valley.

Sydney (0), Halifax West Warriors (35)
Halifax West capitalized on their opening weekend with a shut out over Sydney high school. The Warrior’s offense was led by Vid Feher who had 157 yards and 1 touchdown. Niko Davis was a standout on defense with 2 interceptions and 5 tackles.

West Kings (14), Millwood Knights (28)
The Knights walked away with the win over West Kings on Sunday, 28-14.

Central Kings Gators (22), NKEC Titans (0)
What a start to the season. The Gators beat the Titans 22-0 on Sunday.

J.L. Ilsley Judges (36), Prince Andrew Panthers (15)
The JL Ilsley Judges opened their regular season with a win against Prince Andrew, 36-15. Quarterback Brenden Cleveland threw for 200 yards to go along with 4 touchdowns and 1 rushing touchdown. He hit up offensive weapons Connor Wry, Andrew Shipp and Alex Furlotte. Connor Wry would also run one back for 60 yards. Defensively, Ethan Tanner registered 6 solo tackles.

Prince Andrew answered with two of their own touchdowns by Dino Davis and Kennard Bailey, but could not come back for the win.

J.H. Gillis Royals (14), Avon View Avalanche (12)
In the Eastlink TV game of the week, the Royals squeaked one out over the Avon View 14-12. Noting the Avalanche are in a re-build year as they lost a number of veterans to graduation, they will have to break those rookies in fast if they are to stay ahead of the game.

 

Coming up this weekend…

On Thursday, Sir John A will play against Halifax West at 4:30pm at home. Saturday’s action will see Sydney and Auburn play against eachother at 2:00pm at Cole Harbour, Lockview will play Sackville at 3:00pm at MET, JLI will go up against Dartmouth High also at Cole Harbour at 5:00pm. In the Valley Citadel plays Horton at Acadia at 7:00pm to round off the night.

Avon View will face Central Kings at CK on Sunday at 1:00pm, Millwood will play JHG at 4:00pm at Burnside, West Kings plays NEKC at Canning at 4:30pm and CP Allen will go head to head with Prince Andrew at 7:00pm at Burnside.

Only one Monday game and that is CEC against Cole Harbour at 8:00pm. This is also the featured Eastlink TV game.

 

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