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the BlackHawks’ 2010 home open- er.
North Buncombe fans were on
their feet early as senior Ben Shel- ton returned the opening kickoff 91 yards for a quick touchdown. Kick- er Grant Westbrook scored the extra point, giving the Hawks their only lead of the night. In the final minute of the first
quarter, Madison got on the score- board when quarterback Robbie Shelton completed a 12-yard touch- down pass to Tyler Gonzalez. With two minutes remaining in
the half, the Patriots scored again on a 10-yard run by Brandon Hender- son. Madison kicker Blake Moore missed the extra-point attempt, leav- ing the score 13-7 at halftime. Turnovers and penalties continued
to plague the BlackHawk offense. Te Patriots capitalized on a North
Buncombe mistake late in the third quarter when Dustin Fender recov- ered a fumble in the Patriots’ end zone. Andy Buckner added a two- point conversion, giving Madison a 21-7 lead. On the BlackHawks’ next drive,
quarterback Christian Jewkes had a long run to set up another North Buncombe touchdown. Sophomore running back Cole Leighton ran in to score from 13 yards out to bring North Buncombe to within a touch- down. Te Hawks were unable to keep
the Patriots from moving the ball into field-goal territory. With seven minutes remaining in the game, Madison’s Moore kicked a 26-yard field goal for the final score of the night. It was obviously a very frustrat-
ing game for North Buncombe fans, players and coaches alike. “Madison
is a strong team this year and they came ready to play,” NBHS Head Football Coach Carey Metts said. “Our team made too many costly mistakes to be able to beat them.” Te game was far from polished
for either team. Together they com- bined for a total of 13 fumbles, eight of which belonged to the Black- Hawks. “Te ball was everywhere and we just couldn’t get it together,” Metts continued. “It’s hard enough to lose games when you play well but it’s a lot worse when you nearly hand a game over to someone. It is just really disheartening especially when you think of all the time we work on not making these same type mis- takes. We obviously have a lot more to work on.” Despite the team’s lapses, North
Buncombe’s defense had several strong stands to help keep the game in reach. Corey Wilson again led the North Buncombe defense with 10 tackles. Other leading defenders were Matt Griffin, Michael Bustle, Jessie Ketterman and Dillan Shet- ley.
North Buncombe totaled 152
yards offense on the night, with Jew- kes accounting for 84 of those. Shel- ton, Leighton, Collin Lilly and Dal- ton Friel were other leading offensive players. Henderson led the Patriots offense, rushing for 182 yards, while Shelton threw for another 101. Te BlackHawks will host the Pis-
gah Bears on Friday night (Sept. 3). Kick-off will be at 7:30 pm.
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