North Buncombe Northwest Junior Midget Panthers are 6-0 Te Northwest Junior


Midget Panthers of the Pop Warner league are a perfect 6-0 on the sea- son. Te team will play in the championship game at noon on Sat- urday (Nov. 6) at T.C. Roberson. After the champion-


ship game, the team will travel to Matthews to play in the MARA Bowl. Organizers would like


to thank the community for its support and hope for a strong turnout at the game Saturday.


The team is a


perfect 6-0 this season.


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damaged the paneling on the near- by home. Justice added the firemen also directed their efforts toward


shielding the fire from a trailer that was threatened. Te cause of the fire is still un- der investigation. Firemen from


the Weaverville, Woodfin and Bar- nardsville fire departments also re- sponded. Crews cleared the scene around 2:30 pm.


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the board also serves as an appeals board for employees. Injuries and attrition have affected


this year’s team. Injuries have held out four or five players, and Metts said others decided to go in a different direction. Twenty-one players dressed for the 34-8 loss to Asheville on Fri- day (Oct. 29), according to Metts, after starting the season with a roster around 40. “It’s been a rough year, and losing


tends to do it,” he said. On the field, the coach praised


the players’ effort against the playoff- bound Cougars. He said he was very pleased by the comments by Asheville coaches after the game that recog- nized the BlackHawks’ determined play.


Te running game sputtered aside


from Dylan Shetley’s 66-yard touch- down run in the fourth quarter, but Metts said the team employed sev- eral successful packages against the speedy and physical Cougars, includ- ing a trick punt that gave North Bun- combe the ball inside the Asheville 10 but they were unable to capitalize. “We did some things that were


fun,” Metts said. Reynolds will look to finish the


conference slate unscathed at North Buncombe (2-8) on Friday. Metts said the Rockets are not deceptive in their schemes, but they have great athletes at their skill positions that are able to execute their plans. He expects the BlackHawks to fin-


ish up this season with another solid effort. “We’re going to try to end the sea- son on a positive note,” he said.


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