Williamson defenders swarm Citronelle’s Javon Aadil in the first half Friday night at Ladd-Peebles Stadium. (Mike Kittrell/Call News)
Williamson’s Keyante Pettaway scored on a two-point conversion in overtime to lift Williamson to a 28-26 win over Citronelle Friday night at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.
The Wildcats, who roared back from a 20-6 deficit, had taken a 26-20 lead in overtime on Daylon Edmunds’ fourth touchdown pass but Easton Helton’s extra-point kick hit the left upright.
The Lions tied it 26-26 on Ellis McGaskin’s 1-yard run, then pulled off the successful two-point conversion to win the battle of unbeatens.
Citronelle forced overtime when Edmunds found Sye Byrd for a 23-yard scoring pass with no time left in regulation. Helton’s extra-point kick again hit the upright but bounced through to tie it 20-20.
Vigor 30,
UMS-Wright 14
Carlos Benjamin rushed 15 times for 121 yards and a touchdown as the No. 7 Wolves rolled past the visiting Bulldogs.
Sammy Dunn completed only 11 of 24 passes for 147 yards but threw for three touchdowns. Dunn’s TD passes covered 73 yards to Deandre Chambers, 18 yards to Ke’viasz Malone and 14 yards to Jamarion Osborne.
WCHS 52,
Chickasaw 6
Quarterback Kelin May ran for touchdowns of 64 and 39 yards and hit Jaylain Howze on a 50-yard scoring pass and Ricky Luker added TD runs of 40 and 13 yards as Washington County blasted the Chieftains in Chatom.
Millry 55,
Marengo 0
Quarterback Jackson Waite was 10-of-14 passing for 260 yards and five touchdowns to spark the Wildcats’ romp in Millry. Jayden Reasor and Jquan Stewart added TD runs of 82 and 52 yards, respectively and Wesley McIllwain blocked a punt and recovered it in the end zone for a touchdown.
St. Michael 45,
Satsuma 7
Gunner Rivers threw four touchdown passes to keep the Cardinals undefeated. Rivers completed 19 of 27 passes for 386 yards.
