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Bartow County Recreation Department Youth football ​ ​ 10U results Thursday, October 29 at Hamilton Crossing Park ​ BARTOW COLTS 35 BARTOW JETS 12 The Colts jumped out to an early lead behind the rushing efforts of Kevin Henderson and never looked back as they upset the previously undefeated Jets. Henderson opened the scoring on a 3 yard run and Caleb Cooley added the conversion to give the Colts an early lead. Chris Roper answered for the Jets with a 2 yard touchdown, but the extra point failed making it 7-6. Caleb Cooley then returned the ensuing kickoff 60 yards for a touchdown for the upstart Colts before Devin Henderson joined the scoring act by picking up a fumble and returning it 56 yards for another Colts' touchdown. Late in the first half, Cooley broke loose for a 38 yard touchdown run and a following Hunter Waits’ conversion kick, the Colts had a 27-6 advantage at the half. Cooley added a 44 yard scoring dash in the third period and, after Waits’ extra point, the Colts had extended their lead to 35-6. The Jets’ Roper scored on a 15 yard run in the fourth period for a 35-12 final score. Both teams had great seasons and finished the year with identical 8-1 records. BARTOW PACKERS 20 BARTOW FALCONS 0 The Packers played shutout defense and Jamarion Pullum scored a pair of touchdown runs as the Packers found victory Thursday night. Pullum scored on touchruns of 29 and 50 yards. Seth Abernathy tacked on another touchdown run from three yards for the Packers. Kymoni Pullum rounded out the Packers’ scoring with a conversion. Jonathan Gough and Asher Jernigan were credited with quality performances for the Falcons. Youth football reports are provided by CPRD and BCRD and are presented on Bartow Sports Zone by CiCi's Pizza of Cartersville.

The Cartersville High School girls and boys cross country teams qualified for the Class AAAA state meet Thursday evening with both teams placing fourth at the Region 7-AAAA championship meet hosted by Heritage High School in Ringgold. ​ Heritage girls won the team event, followed by Pickens, Southeast Whitfield, and Cartersville. Each of those teams will advance to the state meet in Carrollton on Saturday, November 7. The Northwest Whitfield girls were fifth, followed by Gilmer and Lafayette. ​ The Lady Canes were led by senior Bree Cole who finished seventh in a time of 21:17.72. Abby Foristall ran 15th overall in 22:30.78 for Cartersville. She was followed by teammates Kayla Carpenter (21st, 23:29.89), Edith Milian (22nd, 23:30.85), Vanna Beach (23rd, 23:58.21). Victoria Martino (44th) and Krystinn Dabbs (45th) also competed for Cartersville. Heritage also won the boys race, finishing two points ahead of Gilmer. Pickens was third, but only three points ahead of Cartersville. Those four teams will advance to the state meet. Northwest Whitfield finished fifth in the boys race, followed by Southeast Whitfield, Ridgeland, and Lafayette. Freshman Haden Boone ran ninth overall for the Hurricanes in 17:55.76. He was followed by teammates Robby Earick (11th, 17:56.56), Patrick Gordon (13th, 18:11.39), Andy Sims (15th, 18:16.52), and Will Pruitt (22nd, 18:46.91). Jacob Busek finished 29th overall and William Matherne was 40th. All the GHSA State Championship cross country races will be at Carrollton High School on Saturday, November 7. The Class AAAA boys start time is scheduled for 12 noon and the Class AAAA girls race is scheduled for 12:45pm.

After moving over to Detroit in midseason from Buffalo, former Cartersville Hurricane, Andre Fluellen, is part of a Lions’ defensive front that is battling through injuries and issues. Fluellen has remained healthy, but was brought back to Detroit to help fill some gaps in their D-line rotation. Tyrunn Walker broke his leg at the beginning of the season and was a starter. He was replaced by Gabe Wright, but Wright is a healthy scratch for this week’s game. Khyri Thornton was picked up off waivers last week, but he too is a healthy inactive along with defensive tackle Gabe Wright. Based on those personnel moves, Fluellen will remain a big part of the Lions’ front line rotation. Fluellen, in his seventh NFL season, has three tackles for the Lions in action over the past two weeks against Chicago and Minnesota. The Lions (1-6) are playing the Kansas City Chiefs this week in Wembley Stadium in London, scheduled for a 9:30am ET kickoff. Former Adairsville Tigers standout and current Atlanta Falcons’ rookie pass rusher, Vic Beasley, Jr., has recently acknowledged he needs to pick up his pass rush production. Beasley has recorded 17 tackles, 2 sacks, a forced fumble, and one pass defended over the first seven weeks. This week, Beasley will go head-to-head with Bucs’ tackles Gosder Cherilus and fellow rookie, Donovan Smith, trying to get to quarterback, Jameis Winston. The Falcons (6-1) host Tampa Bay Sunday in The Georgia Dome at 1pm. Follow Fluellen and Beasley using our links on the Athletes Beyond Bartow page of this site where Bartow Sports Zone tracks current collegiate and professional athletes from Cartersville and Bartow County.

The Adairsville boys cross country team qualified for the 2015 GHSA Class AAA state meet Wednesday at Coahulla Creek. The Tigers finished fourth at the Region 6AAA championship meet. Woodland's Lindsay Scifers also qualified as an individual for the Class AAAAA meet Nov. 7 in Carrollton, following her finish at the Region 7-AAAAA meet in Canton. Coahulla Creek won the 6-AAA region title, followed by Calhoun, Murray County, and Adairsville. Gordon Central, Sonoraville, Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe, North Murray, and Ringgold rounded out the field. Walt Douglas of Coahulla Creek won the individual race in 16:50.70. Sophomores Daniel Sullivan (19:10.50) and Jason Burdette (19:12.80) led Adairsville finishing 19th and 20th, respectively. Dylan Coker was 22nd in 19:16.20, followed by teammates Jared Tatum (25th, 19:27.30), Spencer Rawlins (29th, 19:36.80), James Leker (32nd, 19:44.60), and Ayden Johnson (48th, 21:13.10). The boys Class AAA state championship will be held at Carrollton High School, November 7 at 10:35am. The Woodland girls team finished sixth and the Cass girls were 12th at the Region 7-AAAAA championships held at Boling Park in Canton. Lindsay Scifers led the Lady Wildcats with a sixth place individual finish in 20:22.36. Teammate Cheyenne Spinks was 15th in 21:26.74. Elizabeth Roberson (32nd, 22:28.53), Casey Bolan (44th, 23:05.27), and Makenna Eskew (50th, 23:25.04) rounded out the Woodland finishers. Jana Morning led the Lady Colonels with an 11th place individual finish in 20:54.93. Esmeralda Thomas, Stephane Robledo, Miranda Degrauwe, and Lexie Wallentine rounded out the scoring for Cass. Anna Hayden of Riverwood won the girls race in 19:19.11. The Woodland boys team placed ninth and Cass was fourteenth. Julian Rocket (12th, 17:16.47), Dustin Kiel (28th, 18:04.05), and Jonathan Holloway (30th, 18:07.72) led the Wildcat harriers. Jacob Giltz (59th, 18:46.21) and Levi Brandenburg (72nd, 19:27.64) rounded the Woodland scoring. Ryan Dupree (62nd, 18:56.17) led the Colonels’ runners. He was followed by teammates Devon Martinez, Derick Smith, Michael Shaver, Tyler Smith, and NIck Poteat. Will Hasse of Forsyth Central won the Region 7-AAAAA boys race in 16:30.17.

Cartersville Parks & Recreation Department and Bartow County Recreation Department Youth football ​ ​ 10U results Tuesday, October 27 at Dellinger Park HURRICANES BLACK 22 BARTOW FALCONS 22 The Hurricanes Black and the Bartow Falcons battled to a 22-22 tie Tuesday. Braylon Inman had touchdown runs of 88, 6, and 4 yards to lead Hurricanes Black. Avery Higgins scored on a pair of two-point extra point kicks. Kendrick Price had a 46 yard kick return and an 11 yard touchdown run for the Falcons. Asher Jernigan found the end zone on an 11 yard run and Johnathan Gough converted a pair of extra point kicks. CEDARTOWN WHITE 33 HURRICANES PURPLE 19 J.D. Davis rushed for touchdowns of 54, 25, and 45 yards to lead Cedartown. Xavier Holiday also had touchdowns for Cedartown on a 39 yard run and a pass interception return for a score. Davis, Mikey Esqirel, and Marcus Blankenship added extra point runs for Cedartown. Christian Harrison had a pair of scoring jaunts from 49 and 40 yards for Hurricanes Purple. Braden Pittman added a 6 yard pass reception for a touchdown and Paul Gamble scored on an extra point run. ​ 10U results Tuesday, October 27 at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW COLTS 25 BARTOW STEELERS 0 Caleb Cooley had a pair of 50 yard touchdown runs, Devin Henderson had a 55 yard rush for touchdown, and Kevin Henderson scored on a 68 yard interception return and an extra point run as the Colts shutout the Steelers. Tae Cochran led the Steelers rushing attack. BARTOW JETS 20 BARTOW PACKERS 18 Chris Roper had three touchdown runs to help lead the Jets past the Packers. Roper’s scoring runs in the first half included a 40-yard dash and a 2 yarder. He also connected with Caden Copeland for a conversion pass and Copeland ran in another PAT as the Jets took a 14-0 lead. The Packers narrowed the lead to 14-6 at the half on the first of three Jamarion Pullum touchdown runs. Pullum scampered 60 yards for a score late in the first half, then added a 40 yarder early in the second half to cut the score to 14-12. The Jets pushed their lead to 20-12 on a Roper 60 yard run, but the Packers answered on a Pullum one yard run with four minutes remaining. The Packers would get the ball back and mount one more drive, but the Jets’ defense came up with the stop to hang on for their two point win. Youth football reports are provided by CPRD and BCRD and are presented on Bartow Sports Zone by CiCi's Pizza of Cartersville.

Updates on local collegiate athletes in cross country, soccer, and volleyball making their impact in their respective programs. Keep up with all the local college and professional athletes through Bartow Sports Zone at the 'Athletes Beyond Bartow' page. VOLLEYBALL KATIE O’CONNOR — Western Carolina (MB, Soph., Cartersville HS) … had nine kills in 18 attempts with two digs and a block as the Catamounts won at East Tennessee State last Saturday. O'Connor added a block in a 3-0 loss at Wofford. SOCCER STEPHANIE HICKS — Agnes Scott College (Forward, Sr., Woodland HS) … took four shots, three on goal, in a 6-0 win over Judson last week. EMILY MOORE — (photo) Charleston Southern University (Defender, Jr., Woodland HS) … was a midfield starter in both of the Lady Bucs' games last week. CSU fell to High Point 2-0, but edged Gardner-Webb 1-0. CODY WEST — Duquesne University (Defender, R-Soph., Cass HS) … played 11 minutes for Duquesne in a 3-0 win over St. Bonaventure last Saturday. CROSS COUNTRY JAISON MORNING — Valdosta State University (Fr., Cass HS) ... was second on his team and 36th overall at the 2015 Gulf South Conference Championship in Danville, Alabama at the Oakville Indian Mounds Course last Saturday. The Blazers finished eighth at the conference meet. SAVANNAH HARDIN — Young Harris College (Fr., Cass HS) … ran in the Peach Belt Conference Championship meet last Saturday in Gainesville, GA and was seventh on her team that placed fifth in the conference. Hardin was 65th overall in 26:32.7. ROGER HERRERA — Reinhardt University (Jr., Cartersville HS) … finished 85th last Saturday with a time of 28:00.52 in the Sand Shark Invitational hosted by the University of South Carolina Beaufort. He was second on his team which was 15th of 31 schools. VICTORIA HICKOM — Georgia Southwestern State University (Soph., Cartersville HS) … ran fourth for her team and 61st overall for the Lady Canes at the 2015 Peach Belt Conference Championship in Gainesville, GA last Saturday. Georgia Southwestern State finished 10th of 12 teams at the conference meet. ​​ Has Athletes Beyond Bartow missed a local collegiate athlete? Please let us know via our Contact page or use the link located on the Athletes Beyond Bartow page of this site.

The 2015 Bartow-Gordon Middle School Athletic Association academic team championship tournament will be Saturday at Calhoun Middle School. Following over seven weeks of regular season competitions, Adairsville Middle School heads into the league tournament as the top seed, followed in order by Ashworth, Red Bud, Cass, Woodland, Cartersville, South Central, and Calhoun. The opening round of the academic team championship tournament will begin at 10 am with the semifinals and finals to follow. Click HERE to view the tournament bracket and follow results.

Updates on local collegiate athletes currently participating in college football. Bartow Sports Zone does periodic updates on these athletes and those of other collegiate sports. You may check each athlete's link on our Athletes Beyond Bartow page on this site. Here are the updates on games of Saturday, October 24: HAYES LINN — Air Force Academy — (Jr., Cartersville HS) .. had a pair of tackles in the Falcons 42-14 defeat of Fresno State. One tackle was from his safety position. The other was on punt coverage. Air Force is now 4-3 overall and 3-1 in the Mountain West Conference. In seven games, Linn has recorded 10 tackles and 1 pass break up at free safety. He has started three times. NIAGEL CURTIS — Reinhardt University (Sr., Adairsville, GA, Gordon Central HS). . . team’s leading rusher through 8 games. The Eagles are ranked #8 in NAIA (8-0) and defeated top-ranked Lindsey Wilson (6-1) (KY) Saturday. Curtis rushed for a program-record five touchdowns and a game-high 129 yards in Saturday’s 42-24 Mid-South Conference West Division victory. Curtis now has 704 yards on 119 carries through eight games. He has scored 17 touchdowns on 5.9 yards per carry. He has a long rush of 72 yards and is averaging better than 87 yards per game. He has also caught 3 passes for 40 yards. Reinhardt has a bye week, then travels to Campbellsville (KY) November 7. T.L. FORD II — UNC-Charlotte (Soph., Cartersville HS) … started at wide receiver and had 3 catches for 30 yards in a 44-10 loss to Southern Miss. His longest reception was 17 yards. He was targeted 6 times and made a tackle after an interception. The 49ers are now 2-5 and host Marshall Sat. Oct. 31. TWAN TERRELL — Cornell University (Sr., Woodland HS) … safety saw time in the Big Red’s 44-24 loss to Brown University Saturday in Ivy League action. Cornell plays at Princeton next Saturday, Oct. 31. ISAIAH ROSS — Point University (So., Woodland HS) .. the linebacker had 6 tackles in the Skyhawks’ 66-34 win over Southeastern (FL). Point is now 7-2 on the season and 4-0 in the Appalachian Athletic Conference. The Skyhawks next host Ave Maria Univeristy November 7. DA’KELIN WELLS — Maryville College (So., Cass HS) .. started at corner and had a tackle in the Scots 31-26 victory at Averett. A regular starter, Wells is averaging just under 3 tackles per game in conference play. He also has an interception this season. The Scots host LaGrange College Saturday, Oct. 31. CHAZ ROKINS — Maryville College (So., Cass HS) … 6 carries for 8 yards as Maryville improved to 6-1 with a 31-26 victory at Averett. Rokins is now up to 256 yards for the season on 60 carries. MALIK WILKINS — Maryville College (So., Cartersville HS) … received playing time in the Scots 31-26 win at Averett. Maryville is now 6-1 and play host LaGrange College next Saturday. AUSTIN HARRELL — The Citadel (R-Jr., Adairsville HS) … saw playing time in the Bulldogs’ 38-17 Southern Conference win at Furman. The defensive lineman has nine tackles on the season and The Citadel is now 5-2 overall and 4-0 in the conference. The Citadel will host Mercer Sat. Oct. 31. JUSTIN FLOYD — Furman University (R-Sr., Cartersville HS) … saw action on the offensive line for the Paladins who lost to The Citadel 38-17. Furman fell to 3-4 overall and 1-2 in the Southern Conference. The Paladins’ next game is at Samford October 31 in Birmingham. QUADRE ALLEN — Tusculum College (R-Fr., Woodland HS) the defensive back saw playing time in the PIoneers 45-11 defeat of Limestone. BRANDON THOMPSON — Tusculum College (R-Jr., Woodland HS) .. defensive back recorded a solo tackle in the Pioneers’ 45-11 win over Limestone. Tusculum will host Mars Hill Saturday, Oct. 31. DeANDRE APPLIN — Georgia Military College (Adairsville HS) … had 2 tackles and an interception Saturday in a 57-28 win over Arkansas Baptist. has 15 tackles, 3 fumble recoveries, an interception, and leads the nation in the NJCAA in fumbles returned for touchdown with 2. Both scores came against Nassau Oct. 3 in a 42-21 victory. GMC has a 6-3 record and plays at ASA Miami Sat. Oct. 31. MARK QUATTLEBAUM — UNC-Charlotte (R-Fr., Cartersville HS) .. saw special teams action vs. Southern Miss in a 44-10 loss. The 49ers host Marshall Sat. Oct. 31. If we have omitted a local athlete you think should be included, please use our Contact page or the attached form on the Athletes Beyond Bartow page to let us know.​

Final results for Scott Hamilton Golf Academy players for tour events ending Sunday, October 26. PGA Tour Shriners Hospitals for Children Open TPC Summerlin, Las Vegas, NV October 22-25 Scott Hamilton Golf Academy players: 10th — Russell Henley (-13) T25 — Ben Martin (-9) MDF — Steven Bowditch MC — Brendon Todd MC — Hudson Swafford MC — Boo Weekley NOTE: Former SHGA player and Acworth resident, Jason Bohn, tied for second. Bohn is now coached by Mike Perpich. Next: CIMB Classic, Oct. 29-Nov. 1, Kuala Lumpur G&CC, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. _________________________ Champions Senior Tour Joe Durant is currently 7th in the Schwab Cup standings. ​Next: Oct. 30-Nov. 1, Toshiba Classic, Newport Beach CC, Newport Beach, CA, _________________________ Each week, Bartow Sports Zone tracks the professional golfers on tour affiliated with Cartersville Country Club's Scott Hamilton Golf Academy. Scott Hamilton is the long time Director of Golf at CCC and is teacher/advisor/instructor to many prominent golf professionals.

The 2015 region football standings updated for the GHSA regions that include local schools. In 7-AAAAA, the top 3 teams from each sub-region will square off Friday, Nov. 6 to determine the four state playoff teams. Dalton has locked up Division A and will host the Division B winner for the region championship Nov. 6. The winner will be the No. 1 seed in the state playoff. The loser will be the No. 2 seed. The Division B winner is still a mystery. Kell can create a three-way tie for the top spot with a victory at Sprayberry this Friday. Among the top three at this point, Cambridge beat Kell, Kell beat Riverwood, and Riverwood defeated Cambridge. If the race finishes in a three-way tie, Kell holds the tie-breaker. The No. 3 and No. 4 state playoff spots will be settled with region playoff games hosted by teams in Division A. The second place Division A team will host the third place Division B team and the third place Division A team will host the second place Division B team. Last year, all the region playoff games were hosted by Division B. Cass plays at Rome this Friday night. The winner will be the number 3 team in Division A. Creekview has locked up the second place spot in Division A. ​ (photo: Cass linebacker Noah Foley receiving instructions from Cass head coach Bobby Hughes) In Region 7-AAAA, Cartersville, Pickens, and Northwest Whitfield appear to be in solid positions for the top three state playoff spots. Ridgeland is in position to nabbed the fourth spot if they can defeat Southeast and Lafayette the final two weeks. Heritage would jump in if Ridgeland stumbles. In Region 6-AAA, Calhoun, Adairsville, and Sonoraville have firm holds on the top three spots. North Murray, Murray County, and Ringgold are all 3-3 in region play competing for the fourth spot over the final two weeks. REGION 7-AAAAA Division A……… Reg ..….. All Games Dalton …………… 5-1 ………. 7-2 Creekview ……… 4-1 ………. 5-3 Cass……………… 3-2 ………. 5-3 Rome ……………. 3-2 ………. 5-3 Sequoyah ……….. 2-3 ………. 2-6 Woodland ……….. 1-4 ………. 1-7 River Ridge ……… 0-5 ………. 0-8 October 23: Dalton 51 Woodland 3; Rome 38 Sequoyah 24; Cass 33. River Ridge 12; Creekview was idle October 30: Cass at Rome; Sequoyah at Woodland; Creekview at River Ridge; Dalton is idle Division B ……….. Reg ….. All Games Cambridge ……… 4-1 ………… 6-2 Kell ………………. 4-1 ………… 6-2 Riverwood ……… 4-2 ….……… 6-3 Sprayberry ……… 3-2 ………… 5-3 North Atlanta ……. 1-4 ………… 3-5 North Springs …… 1-4 ………… 2-6 Forsyth Cent. …… 0-5 ………… 2-6 October 23: Cambridge 49. Riverwood 26; Kell 52, No. Atlanta 7; N. Springs 56, Forsyth Cent.14; Sprayberry was idle October 30: Forsyth Cent. at Cambridge; Kell at Sprayberry; N. Atlanta at No. Springs; Riverwood is idle. __________________________________ REGION 7-AAAA …. Reg … All Games Cartersville ………… 5-0 ……… 8-0 Pickens …………….. 4-1 ………. 7-1 NW Whitfield ………. 4-2 ……… 6-3 Ridgeland ………….. 2-3 ………. 3-5 Heritage ……………. 2-3 ………. 4-4 SE Whitfield ……….. 2-3 ………. 4-4 Gilmer ………………. 2-3 ………. 3-5 LaFayette …………… 0-5 ……… 1-7 October 23: Cartersville 49, SE Whitfield 3; NW Whitfifeld 43, Ridgeland 29; Pickens 32, Heritage 19; Gilmer 20, Lafayette 16 October 30: Lafayette at Cartersville; SE Whit at Ridgeland; Pickens at Gilmer; NW Whitfield at Heritage ___________________________ REGION 6-AAA ……. Reg ….. All Games Calhoun …………….. 6-0 ………. 8-0 Adairsville ………..… 5-1 …….… 7-1 Sonoraville …………. 5-2 ………. 6-3 North Murray ……….. 3-3 ………. 3-5 Murray Co. …………. 3-3 ……… 4-4 Ringgold ………….… 3-3 …….… 4-4 Coahulla Creek …….. 2-4 ………. 2-6 Gordon Central ……… 1-5 ……… 1-7 Lakeview-FO ………… 0-7 ……… 0-9 October 23: Calhoun 70, Murray Co. 13; Adairsville 47, North Murray 14; Ringgold 40, Coahulla Creek 7; Sonoraville 45, LFO 0; Gordon Central was idle. October 30: Coahulla Creek at Adairsville; North Murray at Gordon Central; Murray Co. at Ringgold; LFO at Calhoun

Cartersville Parks & Recreation Department and Bartow County Recreation Department Youth football ​ ​ 8U results Saturday, October 24 at Hamilton Crossing Park BARTOW COLTS 28 BARTOW PACKERS 25 Reed Ezell had touchdown runs of 5 and 2 yards plus tossed two-point conversion passes to Christopher Jameson and Tylan Beeman to lead the Colts. Colby Edwards had an 18 yard touchdown run and Beeman added a 22 yard scoring run for the Colts. After trailing early, the Packers narrowed Colts leads to 16-13 and 22-19, but never got closer. The Packers tallied on three touchdown runs from Treshan Reed. Reed’s two 60 yard jaunts and a 15 yarder, along with a 9 yard scoring rush by Anterrius Hames accounted for the Packers’ points. BARTOW BEARS 26 BARTOW FALCONS 12 The Bears and Falcons played a hard hitting contest Saturday, but the big play by the Bears were too much for the Falcons to overcome. Casen Cochran scored on a 61 yard run and a 59 yard touchdown reception from Talan Nix. Isaiah Livsey added a 64 yard touchdown run, and Nix also scored on a 56 yard run. Nix added a PAT pass to Cochran. For the Falcons, Ja’Kai Baldwin scored on touchdown runs of 25 and 22 yards. BARTOW STEELERS 24 BARTOW JETS 6 The Steelers finished their campaign on a winning note defeating the Jets 24-6. Nicholas Wright scored on runs of 19, 35, and 60 yards. Isaac Burnett and Malachi Harris scored PAT’s on passes by Wright and the team scored a safety on a botched shotgun snap by the Jets. Kolt McCord scored on a 25 yard touchdown run for the Jets. 8U results Saturday, October 24 at Weinman Stadium HURRICANES WHITE 24 HURRICANES GOLD 6 Jakaden Leonard led Hurricanes White with touchdown runs of 56, 45, and 13 yards. Baylon Long also had a 36 yard touchdown run for Hurricanes White. Jordan Woods scored the Hurricanes Gold touchdown with a 24 yard scamper. HURRICANES PURPLE 15 HURRICANES BLACK 6 Brodie McWhorter and Miles Mitchell scored on runs of 3 and 4 yards, respectively for Hurricanes Purple. Thomas Peters made a two point conversion pass reception and McWhorter added a PAT run. Xavier Parker scored for Hurricanes Black on a 55 yard burst. Youth football reports are provided by CPRD and BCRD and are presented on Bartow Sports Zone by CiCi's Pizza of Cartersville.

Cartersville Parks & Recreation Department and Bartow County Recreation Department Youth football ​ ​ 10U results Saturday, October 24 at Weinman Stadium HURRICANES BLACK 20 HURRICANES PURPLE 0 Isaac Cunningham (26 yarder), Kaiden McClendon (41 yarder), and Braylon Inman (80 yarder) each scored on touchdown runs for Hurricanes Black. Avery Higgins added a two-point conversion kick. 12U results Saturday, October 24 at Weinman Stadium CARTERSVILLE HURRICANES 24 BARTOW BEARS 0 Trevor Montgomery (13 yarder), Caleb Hinson (6 yarder), Landon DeFrench (33 yarder), and Damon Williams (24 yarder) had one touchdown run apiece for the Hurricanes in a shutout victory. Youth football reports are provided by CPRD and BCRD and are presented on Bartow Sports Zone by CiCi's Pizza of Cartersville.