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Packers set sights on playing 15 games By Wayne Grandy
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clusively at corner. Quan Patillo, Kenji Thompson, Michael Sutton and Carlos Johnson also are expected to see playing time. Propst has expressed concern over the safety position, which was a problem at times last season. Senior Jamal Phillips will be back to play the rover. Garrett Pearce appears to have the inside track for the other position. Also battling for playing time are Marquan Greene, Tony Simpson, John Peterson and O’Shay Williams. Pearson is looking for plenty of three-and-outs and turnovers and when the offense takes over, it, too, has some formidable weapons. Colquitt will try to speed up its already rapid-fire offense this season and will have senior Cole Segraves back as the starter. Segraves completed 160-of-268 passes for 2,115 yards and 17 touchdowns last season. The 6-foot-4, 220-pounder also is a threat to pull the ball down, tuck it under, lower his head and run for yardage. Junior Daniel Mobley, who played well when given the opportunity last year, is expected to continue to get playing time this year. Ty Smith has graduated and gone on the University of Georgia, leaving Hill to be the primary target for Segraves and Mobley. Hill led the Packers with eight touchdown receptions last season. But Kishaun Taylor, D.J Johnson, Todd Boyd, Dillon Frazier and Andy Bush also offer appealing targets in the opposing secondaries. Freshman Kiel Pollard also could get some significant playing time. When the Packers employ a tight end, Nate Madison and Colby Reneker are expected to man that position. John Boatwright was the Packers second-leading rusher last year and he is
back. Also expected to get carries are Maleek Lewis, Sihiem King and Tim Sanders. All are effective pass receivers as well. The Packers must replace Bryce Giddens, now at Arkansas State; Preston Mobley, now at Georgia; and Alex Murphy on the offensive line. Octavius Jackson, a 300pounder who has committed to Florida, will start at left tackle and Gabe Mobley will be at the right tackle spot. Jeffrey Davis has a hold on one guard position and Dalton Dillon has been moved from his starting guard position to replace Giddens, a 3 1/2-year starter, at center. Propst said he expects Cade Blackburn to take over the other guard position at some point, but Register will be on hand to start un-
til he does. One of the biggest holes the Packers have to fill is at place-kicker, where Oscar Luna has graduated and taken his considerable skills to Valdosta State. Luna hit 16-of-18 field goal attempts and 45-of-47 extra point attempts last year. Roberto Vega and Will Bannister will handle those job. Tyler Yost returns to punt and Britt Jones is back as the snapper. Mobley and Yost will be the holders. Hill is expected to be the primary punt returner. Lewis and Sanders will be the kick returners. The Packers face one of the state’s most challenging non-region schedules this year, starting with the rematch against North Gwinnett in the Corky Kell Classic in the Georgia Dome.
The Bulldogs went 10-2 last year, with their second loss coming at the hands of the Packers in the playoffs by a 17-7 score. The Packers then travel to meet Thomas County Central before playing host to Lovejoy and Carver of Columbus to complete nonregion play. The Yellow Jackets were 7-5 last year (including a 4414 loss to the Packers); Lovejoy was 14-1, losing in the Class AAAA state championship game to Tucker 22-7; and Carver-Columbus was 12-2, losing to Buford in the semifinals. The Packers region schedule has become more challenging with the addition of Camden County and Brunswick to the league and the addition of Robby Pruitt as the coach at Coffee Please see PACKERS, Page 12
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MOULTRIE – When Colquitt County made its surprising run to the state semifinals in 2009, the Packers might not have been quite ready to take the next step. The next year, Colquitt had one of the top offenses in the state, but defensively, the Packers were not stout enough, as evidenced by their 52-38 loss to Brookwood in the state championship game. Packers coach Rush Propst upgraded his defense significantly last season, putting new coordinator Travis Pearson in charge and but for a couple of controversial calls and an inability to make a stop in the closing minutes of the state semifinal loss to eventual champion Grayson, the Packers might have been playing in the Georgia Dome for the second straight year. This year, the Packers appear to have the blend of potent offense and veteran defense to take a shot at a state championship that has eluded the school since 1994, despite having a number of excellent teams in the intervening years. Propst is no stranger to state championships. He won five at Hoover (Ala.), before coming to Moultrie in 2008. He has played for three others. He has a feel for what it takes to play a Game 15. And he has not backed off from saying the 2012 Packers could be best accumulation of athletes he has had since he has been in Colquitt County. MaxPreps appears to agree, ranking the Packers No. 18 in its preseason national poll. Despite a Region 1AAAAAA schedule that includes games against Camden County, Lowndes, Valdosta, Coffee, Tift County and Brunswick and a non-
region slate that has game against four opponents that went a combined 43-10 last year, there is plenty of optimism in Moultrie. The Packers appear to be especially deep defensively this year with the line and linebacking corps expected to be able to use a number of players successfully. The defensive line is deep enough that the Packers staff did not hesitate to move All-Region tackle/end Travis Register to offense to bolster that unit. Register started at tackle last year, but moved to end. That position has a number of other quality players, including Creig Harris, Ikeem Blakley, Jeffrey Lawson and I-Key Pinkins. Junior Jamiyus Pittman, a 270-pounder, started at end last year, but has moved inside this season to join a group that also includes 300pound Mike Parrish and Ta’Phari Wright. Propst said he will not hesitate to use any of the aforementioned at any time. The linebacking corps lost leading tackler Sharmaine Washington to Valdosta State, but that unit, too, is deep. Returning starting middle linebacker John Gray, a 6-foot-1, 235-pounder, was the Packers second-leading tackler last year and will be playing on the next level next season. Sophomore Bull Barge is the likely starter on the strong side and junior Brandon Key will be on the weak side. And there is little dropoff when Tomarcio Reese and Quintin Hampton go into the game. The two starting cornerbacks are likely to be players who have committed to Division I programs. Johnny Ward will be back at one position. Bobby Hill, perhaps the Packers top receiver, will play plenty on the other side. He has committed to Ole Miss, which plans to use him ex-
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in Mobile, Ala., while also serving as the Alba head football coach. The following year, the two schools were merged to form the Alma Bryant Hurricanes. Propst was the team’s head coach, leading the Hurricanes to a 12-1 record and seven straight shutout victories. In 1999, he moved to Hoover, taking over a Buccaneer program that had endured three straight losing seasons. His first Hoover team went 7-3. The next year, the Bucs went 14-1, beating Daphne in the championship game and giving Hoover its first outright state title since 1977. In 2001, Hoover went 14-1, falling to Daphne in the state championship game. Beginning in 2002, Hoover won four straight state championships in Class 6A, posting records of 13-1 in 2002, 14-1 in 2003, 15-0 in 2004 and 14-1 in 2005. It was the first time a team had won four straight titles in Class 6A in Alabama. In 2006, the Bucs were ranked No. 1 in the nation preseason by USA Today and went 14-1, falling to Prattville in the state championship game. In 2007, Hoover opened
the season with a 20-17 overtime loss to Colerain High School of Cincinnati in the Kirk Herbstreit Challenge in Cincinnati, then won 10 straight and advanced to the state quarterfinals. During his tenure at Hoover, 50 Bucs earned college scholarships and two of his former players reached the National Football League: Antwon Odom with the Cincinnati Bengals and Chad Jackson with the Denver Broncos. Propst has won numerous Coach of the Year awards from 1992-2007 and was The Associated Press Coach of the Year in 1998 and 2000 and was the Schutt Sport Southeast Regional Coach of the Year in 2004. In 1993, he was the defensive coordinator in the Alabama-Mississippi high school all-star game won by Alabama 10-6 and in 2000 was the offensive coordinator of the Alabama team that won the Alabama-Mississippi all-star game 33-14. In 2004, he was the head coach of the Alabama allstar team that beat Mississippi 24-22. He also was the head coach of the east team in the inaugural Offense-Defense East-West All American Bowl held in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in January 2007. Propst will take a career record of 211-79 into tonight’s 2012 season-opener against North Gwinnett in Georgia Dome.
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MOULTRIE – Rush Propst has certainly turned around the Colquitt County High football fortunes since he arrived from Hoover, Ala., in 2008. Over the last three years, the Packers have played more football games than any other school in the state. After Colquitt County went 4-6 his first season, Propst has led the Packers to the state semifinals twice and to the state champion game once. His postseason record over the last three seasons is 10-3. But after winning five state championships at Hoover, Propst clearly would like to present one to Colquitt County. The Packers have just one state championship, that coming in 1994. Propst took them to the state championship game in 2010, only to see his Packers fall to Brookwood 52-38. Last year, the Packers led Grayson with less than a minute remaining in their state semifinal game, only to see the Rams come back to win and then defeat Walton the next week for the state championship. Propst has done all he has set out to do in Moultrie, except win a game No. 15. This year could be the year. Last season, Propst dealt with the effects of cancer surgery and treatment that began in February 2011. A clean bill of health received during an August meeting with his doctors in Birmingham, Ala., has left the 54-year-old coach champing at the bit for the title that he has been so close to each of the last three years. He has a veteran coaching staff and perhaps the most talented team he has fielded since he has been in Moultrie. He has said that
he 2012 and 2013 teams might have the most talent of any he has had since coming to Moultrie. A state championship would certainly justify the faith the Colquitt County Board of Education had in Propst when they hired him in 2008. The Packers had gone 2-8 in 2007 when the board turned to the successful Hoover (Ala.) High School coach to revive its program. And it did not take him long. The Packers went 4-6 in 2008 after going 14-18 over the three previous seasons under Tim Cokely, then surprised Georgia high school football observers and pleased Colquitt County fans by leading the Packers to an 11-3 record in 2009. In 2010, the Packers lost their first three games of the season, but rebounded to advance to the state championship game, where they fell to Brookwood. Their loss in the 2010 state semifinals came to eventual Rush Propst watches senior quarterback Cole Segraves. state champion Camden County. had suffered through three gram back to the success it Propst had been at straight losing seasons. In had in the 1960s and 1990s. Hoover High School in Alhis four seasons, the Tigers Propst is a native of abama the previous nine went 24-20 and twice Ohatchee, Ala., and at years, posting a 115-12 reached the second round of Ohatchee High he played record while winning the the playoffs. football, basketball and championship in the state’s In 1997, Propst became baseball and ran track. He highest classification five the athletic director of Alba played football at Jacktimes and finishing as the and Grand Bay high schools sonville State and served as runner-up twice. an assistant football coach And in addition to his for eight seasons at Clefine record and five state burne County (Ala.), Heflin championships, Propst is (Ala.), Cherokee County recognized by many fans for (Ga.) and Ashville (Ala.), behis role in the MTV’s “Twofore getting his first head a-Days” reality show, which coaching job at Ashville in followed Hoover football in 1989. 2005 and 2006. Propst led the Ashville to Following a controversial a 26-19 record and helped 2007 season, Propst resigned give the school its first playas the Bucs coach. After an off victory in 1992. The Bullextensive interview process, dogs went 12-2 that season the Colquitt County school and reached the state semiboard agreed to turn the finals. program over to him in the In 1993, he took over the hopes of bringing the proEufaula program, which
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The Colquitt County coaching staff includes, front, from left, Chris Evans and Earl Jefferson; back, Danny Blaylock, Dextra Polite, Andy Harden, Greg Tillery, Travis Pearson, Rush Propst, Jeff Hammond, Shawn Sutton, Joey Bennett, Zach Grage and Gregg Segraves. Not shown, Tracy Buckhannon and Marcus Windham.
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MOULTRIE – The Colquitt County High staff will be without longtime offensive line coach Kevin Giddens this season, but Rush Propst has added two new young coaches to a group that he says “is probably the best we’ve had since I’ve been here.” Giddens resigned after last season after his second tour of duty with the Packers. He started with Colquitt County in 1994 and was on the sideline when the Packers won their only state championship. After serving as a head
coach at Coffee and as an assistant principal at Colquitt County for several years, he returned to sidelines and work with the offensive the last five seasons. Joey Bennett, who has worked with Giddens in handling the offensive line the last four seasons, will have the primary responsibility of the offensive line and will be assisted by Shawn Sutton. Bennett, who played for Propst at Hoover (Ala.) and coached there for four years, came to Colquitt County as part of Propst’s first staff and has been on board since. Sutton is in his second
year on the Packers staff. His primary role is to oversee the team’s strength and conditioning program. He also works with the kicking game. Now in his 26th year as a head coach, Sutton took a job as the head coach of a school in Alabama earlier this year, but after some complications in the arrangements, returned to Moultrie. Sutton has been a head coach in Alabama at BerryFayette and Ashville High and also was an assistant under Propst at Hoover. Jeff Hammond returns for his fifth season as the Packers offensive coordina-
tor. A former wide receiver at Troy, Hammond had been the offensive coordinator at Early County for three seasons before joining Propst’s first Packers staff in 2008. Hammond has directed an offense that has produced such outstanding performers as Xzavier Ward, Bryce Giddens, Preston Mobley, Ty Smith, Quin Roberson, Tommy Hudson, Tevin King and Tyler Brown. He also will coach the Packers quarterbacks this season. He and wife Jennifer have three sons: Wesley, Tyler and Jacob. Zach Grage will be back
for his fourth year on the Packers staff and will handle the running backs. Originally from Indiana, where he was a four-year member of the University of Evansville baseball team, he also is the pitching coach on the Packers baseball team. His wife Mandy also is a teacher in the school system. They have one son, Noah. Gregg Segraves, who worked with the defensive backs and was the special teams coordinator last year, has moved to the offensive side of the football this year and will work with the tight ends. Now in his 25th season
as a head coach, he was the head coach at White County for five seasons before coming to Moultrie in 2011. He is the father of Packers quarterback Cole Segraves. He has two other sons, Chantz and Cameron. Marcus Windham is the newest addition to the Packers staff and he will handle the wide receiving corps. A native of Mississippi, Windham played collegiate football at Southwest Baptist College in Missouri. As a Bearcat, he caught 91 passes for 982 yards and scored eight touchdowns. He remained at SouthPlease see COACHES, Page 6
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The Colquitt County running backs are, front, from left, Maleek Lewis, Sihiem King, Dee Williams, Brayan Castro and Ryan Pipkin; back, coach Zach Grage, Qwen Grier, Javonta Woods, Tim Sanders and John Boatwright.
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west Baptist for three years as a graduate assistant and volunteer before joining the staff as wide receivers coach in 2011. The Packers made significant strides in 2011 under firstyear defensive coordinator Travis Pearson last season and the veteran coach could have an even better unit this year. Pearson came to Moultrie from Montgomery, Ala., where he was the head coach at Jeff Davis High the previous two seasons. The Gilbertown, Ala., native played college football at Alabama State and played eight seasons in the Arena Football League. In 2003, he was named to Arena Football’s 15th anniversary team as a linebacker/fullback. He also was the head coach at Central of Haynesville (Ala.) and at Elmore County (Ala.) before going to Jeff Davis. Pearson and wife Maria have a daughter Marissa and two sons, Travis II and Trevor. Former Colquitt County basketball player Andy Harden is back for his second season as the Packer defensive ends coach. Harden played basketball at Thomas College and was an assistant basketball coach at Colquitt County before becoming the head coach at Worth County. He also coached the defensive line at Worth County for six years before returning to Colquitt County last year. He and wife Kindra, a former Colquitt County cheerleader, have three children: Ragan, Nathan and Cason. Former Colquitt County football and baseball player Greg Tillery is back for his 13th season in the Packers football program. He will coach the varsity defensive tackles for the fourth season and is the junior varsity baseball coach. Tillery played baseball for four seasons at Georgia Southwestern after graduating from Colquitt County in 1980. He and wife Melanie have two sons, Matt and Drew. Danny Blaylock is in his third year on the Packers staff and will work with the linebackers. Blaylock started his coaching career at Thomasville in 1989 and was a member of the Bulldogs’ 1993 state runner-up team’s staff. He also coached football and baseball at Westover High and was the defensive coordinator for the Patriots for six years before coming to Moultrie. He and wife Kathryn have a son Tilden, a member of the Packers football team, and a daughter Kelly. Former All-State and All-ACC defensive back Dextra Polite is back for his 12th season as an assistant coach at his alma mater and will coach the cornerbacks. A member of Colquitt County’s 1994 state championship team, Polite was an All-American at Georgia Military College before going on to start at Clemson. Polite also coaches ninth-grade basketball and track. He and wife Katrina have four children. The other new addition to the Packers staff is Tracy Buckhannon, who will coach the safeties. Buckhannon comes to Moultrie from Elmore County High in Electra, Ala., where he was named the state’s top assistant coach in 2009 under Norman Dean. He also has worked for Travis Pearson. A 2003 graduate of Auburn University, Buckhannon also served as the assistant women’s basketball coach Huntingdon University in Montgomery, Ala. Buckhannon has two daughters, Teresia and Traci. Ryan Kebler is in his third season as Colquitt County’s head athletic trainer. A native of St. Petersburg, Fla., Kebler is a certified athletic trainer and served in that capacity for 10 years at St. Petersburg Catholic before coming to Colquitt County. He and wife Penny, who is the athletic department secretary, have two sons, Harrison and Hunter. Former Packer player Chris Evans is in his fifth season as the Packers film and video coordinator.
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The 2012 Colquitt County High football cheerleaders are, front, from left, Laura Veasey, Madison Turner, Desirae Cash, Audrey White, Brooklyn Walsh, Kennedy Key, Tiamasha Ponder, Olivia Fuller, Ebone’ Balkcom, Bethia Dawson, Hadyn Edwards and Haley Everson; back, Gwenda Hendrick, McKenna Fletcher, Taylor Marie Griner, Courtney Carnes, Aubrey Rice, Brooke Tallman, Whitney Tillman, Taylor Hoes, Dezaray Fowler, Courtney Williams, Jaycee Lott, Abby Cooper, Zhunekwai Crawford, Maranda Wilson. Not shown, Anna Maria Garza and Heather Stinson.
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OFFENSIVE LINE
The Colquitt County offensive linemen are, front, from left, Austin Kinard, Tilden Blalock, Travis Register, Jeffery Davis, Logan Moody, Ladon Sanchez, Devon Day, Seth Weeks and Tyrell Cheevers; back, coach Joey Bennett, Dalton Dillon, Cade Blackburn, Gabe Mobley, Octavius Jackson, Brandon Cope, Micah Edwards, Alfred Brown, Jerry Bozeman and coach Shawn Sutton.
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The Colquitt County tight ends are, front, Nate Madison; back, from left, Colby Reneker, Austin Hunnicutt, David Allen and coach Gregg Segraves.
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COLQUITT COUNTY RECEIVERS
The Packer receivers are, front, from left, Cambrick Taylor, Ladarius King, Kiel Pollard, Raheem McCloud, Damion Adams and Shaheem Ponder; back, coach Jeff Hammond, Andy Bush, Bobby Hill, Dillon Frazier, Deonte Johnson, Todd Boyd and Kishaun Taylor. Not shown, coach Marcus Windham.
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JUNIOR VARSITY Sep. 6 at Lowndes Sep. 13 at Coffee Sep. 20 Valdosta H Sep. 27 Tift County H
Oct. 4 Coffee H Oct. 11 at Tift County NINTH GRADE Sep. 6 Lowndes H Sep. 13 Coffee H Sep. 20 at Valdosta Sep. 27 at Tift County Oct. 4 at Coffee Oct. 11 Tift County H EIGHTH GRADE BLACK Sep. 13 at Valdosta Sep. 20 at Lowndes Sep. 27 Coffee Maroon H Oct. 4 Tift County H Oct. 11 at Newbern Oct. 18 Pine Grove H EIGHTH GRADE GOLD Sep. 13 Pine Grove H Sep. 20 Valdosta H Sep. 27 at Coffee White
Oct. 4 at Cook Oct. 11 Hahira H Oct. 18 at Newbern SEVENTH GRADE BLACK Sep. 12 Valdosta H Sep. 19 Lowndes H Sep. 26 at Coffee White Oct. 3 at Tift County Oct. 10 Newbern H Oct. 17 at Pine Grove SEVENTH GRADE GOLD Sep. 12 at Pine Grove Sep. 19 at Valdosta Sep. 26 Coffee Maroon H Oct. 3 Newbern H Oct. 10 at Hahira Oct. 17 Coffee White H
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COLQUITT COUNTY KICKING GAME
The Colquitt County kicking game includes, from left, coach Shawn Sutton, Tyler Yost, Roberto Vega, Will Bannister, Britt Jones, Jose Vega, Will Pitts and coach Gregg Segraves. Not shown, John Mark Williams.
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Final 2011 Packers stats First downs By rush By pass By penalty 3rd down eff 4th down eff Rush/yards Avg Avg per game Passing Pct Pass yards Sacked Total yards Avg per play Avg per game Return yards Punt return Kickoff return Int return Fumble return Block return Punt/yds Punt Avg Fumbles/lost Turnover ratio Penalties Touchdowns By rush By pass By return
OPP 199 108 63 28 63-165 9-30 540-2273 4.2 162.4 135-272-16 49.6 1458 14-121 3731 4.6 266.5 1227 14-142 60-1037 6-36 12 0-0 60-2101 35.0 25-18 -13 118-949 29 20 9 0
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Scoring Name TD XP 2XP FG OLuna 0 45-47 0 16-18 Washington 9 0 1 0 Woodyard 9 0 0 0 BHill 8 0 0 0 TSmith 5 0 1 0 Cooper 4 0 1 0 Sailor 4 0 0 0 Boatwright 3 0 0 0 Copeland 2 0 0 0 Scott 2 0 0 0 Blackwell 1 0 0 0 Brumbley 1 0 0 0
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Gray 1 0 0 0 DJohnson 1 0 0 0 FPhillips 1 0 0 0 BSmith 1 0 0 0 Bannister 0 1-2 0 1-1 Team 0 0 0 0 Total 52 46-49 3-3 17-19 Opp 29 19-22 2-3 6-6 Passing Name c a yds % Segraves 160 268 2115 59.7 Mobley 31 49 345 63.2 Cooper 1 1 32 100 Woodyard 1 1 16 100 Total 193 319 2508 60.5 Opp 135 272 1458 49.6 Rushing Name no yds avg Woodyard 169 947 5.6 Boatwright 61 287 4.7 Segraves 98 268 2.7 Cooper 57 265 4.6 Washington 33 144 4.2 TSanders 5 40 8.0 Lewis 9 26 2.9 FPhillips 9 24 2.7 Sailor 2 4 2.0 Grier 2 4 2.0 Gray 2 3 1.5 DWilliams 3 -4 -1.3 DMobley 4 -10 -2.5 Team 4 -22 -5.5 Total 458 1976 4.3 Opp 540 2273 4.2 Name TSmith BHill Cooper Woodyard Sailor KTaylor DJohnson Boatwright Phillips Ward Reneker Sanders Total
no 46 37 34 30 12 8 8 6 5 4 2 1 193
Receiving yds avg 785 17.4 591 15.9 317 9.3 312 10.4 180 15.0 92 11.5 73 9.1 38 6.3 29 5.8 56 14.0 32 16.0 3 3.0 2508 13.0
0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 4 1 2 1 417 0 215 td int lg 17 6 69 3 0 29 0 0 32 1 0 16 21 6 69 9 16 54 td long 8 56 3 15 0 15 3 23 9 40 0 31 0 12 0 24 0 4 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 -5 23 56 20 69 td 5 8 1 1 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 21
long 61 69 30 75 38 22 18 15 19 22 17 3 75
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Packers contender and won titles in 2003, 2008 and 2009. The Wildcats were eliminated last year when the Packers knocked them off with a 32-31 win in which Colquitt scored a touchdown on a fourth-down pass with 33-seconds left then went for two and completed a pass from Segraves to Smith to
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Interceptions yds avg td long 21 5.3 0 9 15 5.0 0 15 76 38.0 1 41 30 15.0 0 30 23 23.0 0 23 14 14.0 14 0 12 12.0 0 12 11 11.0 0 11 0 6.0 0 6 202 12.6 1 41 36 6.0 0 19 Punting yds avg 1515 32.2 65 21.7 35 35.0 32 32.0 1647 31.7 2101 35.0
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Punt returns yds avg td long 71 10.1 0 19 54 13.5 1 38 7 3.5 0 9 1 1.0 0 1 133 9.5 1 38 142 10.1 0 30
Kickoff returns Name no yds avg td TScott 12 258 21.5 0 Cooper 7 140 20.0 0 FPhillips 5 100 20.0 0 Woodyard 3 53 17.7 0 Washington 2 7 3.5 0 EDavis 1 28 28.0 0 TSanders 1 20 20.0 0 Reneker 1 12 12.0 0 Total 32 618 19.3 0 Opp 60 1037 17.3 0
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and John Reid as the new head man at Tift County. Pruitt, who moves from Fitzgerald to Coffee, has seven Florida state championships to his credit. Reid, who previously coached at East Paulding, won two state titles in Tennessee. Camden County, of course, is a perennial state championship
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Tackles T TFL 150 6 146 8
long 34 30 37 24 5 28 20 12 37 44 Sack 0 0
TRegister 89 10 2.5 ABrumbley 84 0 0 JPitttman 69 4 1 BSmith 63 9 1 JWard 50 0 2 DCopeland 49 0 0 JPhillips 46 0 0 MParrish 42 0 0 TScott 38 0 0 DNelson 32 0 0 WJackson 30 9 1 SBlackwell 28 2 0 EDavis 28 1 1 DBarge 26 0 0 CHarris 19 1 1 VPitts 17 0 0 BKey 16 0 0 IPinkins 11 1 .5 CJohnson 10 0 0 DHadley 9 1 0 QHampton 7 0 0 IBlakely 6 2 1 TWright 8 0 0 TReese 5 1 0 RTroupe 4 0 0 TSanders 2 0 0 KHarp 1 0 0 JLawson 1 0 0 Pass breakups: Gray 1, JWard 2, Copeland 1, TReese 1, EDavis 1, TScott 1, Nelson 2. Caused fumble: TRegister 2, Barge 1, Pinkins 1, CHarris 1, Copeland 1. Recovered fumble: TWright 2, BSmith 1, ABrumbley 3, JWard 1, SBlackwell 1, EDavis 1, IPinkins 1, IBlakely 1, TReese 1, QNelson 1, Copeland 1, Gray 2. SCHEDULE Colquitt 31, Cook 0 (1-0, 0-0) Colquitt 20, Madison19 (2-0, 0-0) Colquitt 44, TCC 14 (3-0, 0-0) Colquitt 21, Westlake 10 (4-0, 0-0) WRobins 16, Colquitt 8 (4-1, 0-0) Colquitt 40, Carver 13 (5-1, 0-0) Colquitt 46, Tift County 12 (6-1, 1-0) Colquitt 34, Lowndes 7 (7-1, 2-0) Colquitt 38, Coffee 14 (8-1, 3-0) Valdosta 27, Colquitt 24 (8-2, 3-1) Colquitt 31, East Coweta 10 (9-2, 3-1) Colquitt 17, No. Gwinnett 7 (10-2, 3-1) Colquitt 32, Camden 31 (11-2, 3-1) Grayson 35, Colquitt 31 (11-3, 3-1)
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The Packers safeties are, front, from left, O’Shay Williams, Marquan Greene, Garrett Jones and Zamious Bonner; back, coach Travis Pearson, Garrett Pearce, Tony Simpson, Jamal Phillips, Tim Sanders and Zay Lewis. Not shown, John Peterson and coach Tracy Buckhannon.
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LINEBACKERS
The Packers linebacking corps includes, front, from left, Alex Price, Adam Webb, Latrikeus Turner, Deonte McCain and Di Slaughter; back, coach Danny Blaylock, Samuel Holloway, Quintin Hampton, John Gray, Bull Barge, Brandon Key and Tomarcio Reese.
MOULTRIE HIGH First game: Norman Institute 25, Moultrie 7, 1913. First victory: Moultrie 19, Sparks-Adel 0, 1914. First winning season: 1914. First championship: SGFA title: 1919. First unbeaten, untied season: 1919, 7-0-0. Most victories in a season: 11, 1972. 100th victory: Moultrie 59, Camilla, 1934. 200th victory: Moultrie 7, Jordan 0, 1957. 300th victory: Moultrie 21, Tifton 14, 1971. 346th victory: Moultrie 28, Crisp 21 (OT), 1977. All-time Moultrie High record: 346-204-30, .622. COLQUITT COUNTY HIGH First game: Colquitt 31, Monroe 27, 1978. First home victory: Colquitt 31, Monroe 27, 1978. First road victory: Colquitt 10, Central 7, 1978. First winning season: 1979. Most victories: 15, 1994. First region championship: 1994. First state championship: 1994. 100th victory: Colquitt 7, Bainbridge 3, 1994. 200th victory: Colquitt County 24, Warner Robins 14, 2006 Overall CCHS record: 240-157-2, .604. Overall Moultrie-CCHS record: 586-361-32, .614.
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PACKER CORNERBACKS
Coaching staffs VARSITY Rush Propst, head coach Offense Jeff Hammond, coordinator Zach Grage, running backs Joey Bennett, offensive line Shawn Sutton, offensive line Marcus Windham, receivers Gregg Segraves, tight ends Defense Travis Pearson, coordinator Andy Harden, defensive ends Greg Tillery, defensive tackles Danny Blaylock, linebackers Dextra Polite, cornerbacks Tracy Buckhannon, safeties
NINTH GRADE Jeff Caldwell, head coach Darius Dawson, defensive coordinator, John Cooper offensive coordinator Kirbie Bodiford, offensive line Jack Hines, defensive line Thad Brown, defensive backs
EIGHTH GRADE Cliff Willis, head coach Brian Knighton Will Southwell Craig Pitts Jon Scroggins Brandon Coleman Steve Reynolds Tony Kirkland Darrell Moore
SEVENTH GRADE
Packer coaches 1913-1915 George Roach 7-5-1 1916-1923 Harold Saxon 34-16-4 1924 Bill Madre 5-1-4 1925 R.W. Taliaferro 7-3-0 1926-1927 W.R. Shealey 11-5-2 1928-1936 Dode Phillips 45-34-5 1937-1947 Grant Gillis 46-37-5 1948 Dooley Matthews 1-8-0 1949 Huey Murphy 4-6-0
1950 Jim Still 8-3-0 1951-1965 Knuck McCrary 85-52-8 1965-1977 Bud Willis 93-34-1 1978-1980 Bob Griffith 14-16-0 1981-1982 Bill McCall 5-15-0 1983-1999 Jim Hughes 140-68-2 2000-2004 Mike Singletary 32-22 2005-2007 Tim Cokely 14-18 2008-2011 Rush Propst 35-18
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The Colquitt County cornerbacks include, front, from left, Carlos Johnson, Michael Sutton, Taif Smith and Arden Hall; back, Kenji Thompson, Erick Godfrey, Johnny Ward, coach Dextra Polite, Bobby Hill and Quan Patillo.
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Region 1-AAAAAA master schedule Aug. 24 Coffee at Whitewater
Sept. 22 Brunswick at Groves
Aug. 25 Colquitt County vs. North Gwinnett (Ga. Dome) Camden County vs. Peachtree Ridge (Ga. Dome) Brunswick vs. Wayne County (Paulson Stadium)
Sept. 28 Lowndes at Colquitt Tift County at Coffee Camden at Valdosta Brunswick off
Aug. 31 Colquitt at Thomas County Central Brunswick at Glynn Academy Ocilla Vangard (Fla.) at Camden County Coffee at Ware County Luella at Lowndes Tift County at Westover Sept. 1 Valdosta vs. North Augusta (at No. Gwinnett) Sept. 7 Lovejoy at Colquitt County Johnson (Savannah) at Camden County Newton at Lowndes Tift County at Houston County Brooks County at Valdosta Sept. 14 Carver (Columbus) at Colquitt Ware County at Brunswick Beach at Camden County Burke County at Coffee Windsor Forest at Lowndes Worth County at Tift County Crisp County at Valdosta Sept. 21 Mundy’s Mill at Coffee Hardaway at Lowndes Thomas County at Tift County Newton at Valdosta
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Oct. 5 Colquitt County at Tift County Brunswick at Lowndes Coffee at Camden Valdosta off Oct. 12 Brunswick at Coffee Tift County at Camden County Lowndes at Valdosta Colquitt County off Oct. 19 Colquitt County at Brunswick Coffee at Lowndes Valdosta at Tift County Camden County off Oct. 26 Colquitt County at Valdosta Brunswick at Camden County Lowndes at Tift County Coffee off Nov. 2 Coffee at Colquitt County Valdosta at Coffee Camden County at Lowndes Tift County off Nov. 9 Camden County at Colquitt County Tift County at Brunswick Valdosta at Coffee Lowndes off
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The Colquitt County defensive ends are, front, from left, Travis Register, Alex Williams, J.R. Giles and I-Key Pinkins; back, Clay Hawkins, Ikeem Blakely, coach Andy Harden, Jeffery Lawson and Creig Harris.
2011 Region 1-5A standings Valdosta 8-3 3-1 Colquitt 11-3 3-1 Lowndes 7-3 2-2 Coffee 5-6 2-2 Tift County 3-7 0-4 First round Colquitt 31, E. Coweta 10 Lowndes 7, Stephenson 0 Newnan 17, Valdosta 7 M.L. King 30, Coffee 22 Second round Colquitt 17, No. Gwinnett 7 Grayson 25, Lowndes 17 Third round Colquitt 32, Camden 31 Semifinals Grayson 35, Colquitt 31
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2012 Colquitt County roster No. 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35
Name Johnson, Deonte' Phillips, Jamal Sanders,Tim Ward, Johnny Sutton, Michael Williams, O'Shay Taylor, Kishaun Key, Brandon Mobley, Daniel Patillo, Quan Smith, Taif Segraves, Cole Gray, John Hill, Bobby Simpson, Tony Pipkin, Ryan Frazier, John Dillon Lewis, Sharron Maleek Greene, Marquan Pearce, Garrett King, Sihiem Grier, Qwen Thompson, Kenji Boatright, John Johnson, Carlos Woods, Javonta Peterson, John Jones, Garrett Vega, Roberto Barge, Dethemyus DeBruce, Quinn Reese, Tomarico Vega, Jose Castro, Brayan
Class 12 12 11 12 11 11 12 11 11 11 10 12 12 12 11 10 12 11 10 12 10 12 11 12 12 10 12 10 12 10 10 10 11 10
Pos WR DB RB DB DB DB WR LB QB DB DB QB LB WR DB WR WR RB DB DB RB RB DB RB DB RB DB DB K LB DB LB K RB
HGT "5'9"" "5'9"" "5'11"" "6'1"" "5'8"" "5'7"" 6' "5'10"" "5'11"" "5'9"" "5'7"" "6'4"" "6'1"" 6' "5'9"" "5'8"" "6'2"" "5'7"" "5'9"" 6' "5'8"" "5'7"" "5'9"" "5'10"" "5'7"" "5'9"" 6' "5'7"" "5'7"" "5'9"" "5'6"" "5'10"" "5'5"" "5'3""
WGT 160 170 180 165 150 150 165 200 181 160 150 215 238 175 175 145 175 145 165 165 160 165 143 180 155 160 195 140 180 206 145 200 180 130
36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 70 71 72 73
Lewis, Zay Godfrey, Eric Webb, Adam Anderson, Michael Slaughter, DiCarious Holloway, Samuel Price, Alex Pinkins, I-Key Williams, Dequon Blakely, Ikeem Bonner, Zamious May, John May, Garrett Yost, Tyler Jackson, Octavious Day, Devon Matos, Cleyber Jones, Richard ""Britt"" Mobley, Gabriel Hampton, Quintin Turner, Latrikeus Moody, Logan Brown, Alfred Register, Travis Dillon, Michael Dalton Cope, Brandon Blackburn, Cade Lewis, Anthony Turner, Latraveus Edwards, Micah Blaylock, Tilden Weeks, Julius Seth Durham, Jamarcus Davis, Jeffery Wynn, Brandon
10 11 11 10 11 12 10 10 11 12 10 10 10 12 12 10 10 12 11 10 12 10 10 12 12 11 10 12 12 10 10 12 10 12 10
DB DB LB DB LB DB LB DE RB DE DB LB LB P OL OL OL SN OL LB LB OL OL DL OL OL OL DL DL OL OL OL DL OL DL
"5'10"" "5'10"" "5'7"" "5'7"" "5'9"" "5'11"" "5'7"" "5'10"" "5'8"" "5'9"" "5'4"" "5'8"" "5'8"" "5'9"" "6'4"" "5'10"" "5'10"" "5'9"" "6'2"" "5'11"" "5'8"" "5'7"" "6'2"" "5'10"" 6' "6'3"" "6'1"" "5'10"" "5'5"" "6'2"" "5'7"" "5'10"" "5'10"" 5'10' "5'7""
165 150 150 150 200 190 167 205 190 190 140 155 160 175 290 170 224 170 250 200 195 200 225 225 290 190 215 209 220 235 190 255 185 270 215
74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 *2 *4 *8 *11 *12 *14 *18 *23 *24 *27
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AJC preseason polls CLASS AAAAAA
10 10 11 10 10 10 12 11 10 11 11 11 10 12 12 11 11 10 10 12 11 11 12 11 10 10 9 10 9 9 10 10 10 10 10
OL DL OL OL DL OL K TE WR WR WR WR WR SN TE TE DL DL DE DL DL DL DE DE DE WR QB WR WR QB DB QB DB DB DB
"5'8"" "5'6"" "5'10"" "5'9"" "6'1"" "5'7"" "6'2"" "5'10"" "5'10"" "5'10"" "6'1"" "5'10"" "5'9"" "5'8"" "6'1"" 6' "6'1"" "5'11"" "5'8"" "6'1"" "6'2"" "6'2"" "6'1"" 6' 6' "5'8"" "5'10"" "5'11"" 6' "6'1"" "5'5"" "5'11"" "5'11"" "5'9"" "5'8""
275 198 303 280 190 324 186 205 175 160 165 155 150 160 195 200 270 190 155 220 295 280 235 185 175 165 160 158 190 180 130 160 145 140 140
1. Grayson 2. Colquitt County 3. Camden County 4. Walton 5. Lassiter 6. Lowndes 7. Lovejoy 8. Alpharetta 9. North Gwinnett 10. Valdosta
CLASS AAA 1. Peach County 2. Buford 3. Carver-Columbus 4. St. Pius 5. North Oconee 6. Thomson 7. Cedar Grove 8. Elbert County 9. Washington County 10. Blessed Trinity
CLASS AAAAA
CLASS AA
1. Northside-Warner Robins 2. Tucker 3. M.L. King 4. Kell 5. Stephenson 6. Warner Robins 7. East Paulding 8. Gainesville 9. Thomas County Central 10. Flowery Branch
1. Calhoun 2. Fitzgerald 3. Brooks County 4. Cook 5. Lamar County 6. Dublin 7. Lovett 8. Greater Atlanta Christian 9. Westminster 10. Vidalia
CLASS AAAA 1. Sandy Creek 2. Burke County 3. Carrollton 4. Marist 5. Cairo 6. Statesboro 7. Griffin 8. Stephens County 9. Jonesboro 10. Dalton
CLASS A 1. Savannah Christian 2. Eagle’s Landing Christian 3. Lincoln County 4. Landmark Christian 5. Wilcox County 6. Wilkinson County 7. Charlton County 8. Aquinas 9. Emanuel County Institute 10. Darlington
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All-time Packer records Scoring in a season Tevin King Ray Mercer
232 149
50 39
Career touchdowns Tevin King Nathan Williams
37
Touchdowns in a season Tevin King
Number 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4
Season rushing leaders Yards Avg. Year 2,047 7.2 2010 1,650 5.5 1991 1,416 6.6 1985 1,171 7.2 1970 1,089 6.4 1984 1,087 5.1 1989 1,052 6.5 2009 1,037 6.6 1959 1,034 7.3 1966 1,025 6.0 1993 1,003 7.3 1951
Career rushing leader 1. Nathan Williams 2. Tevin King
98 95 92 91
376 277 260 250 245 224 223 222 222 212 205 202
2008-2010 1989-1991
2010
Touchdowns in a game Name vs. Tevin King Coffee Tevin King M.L. King Alton Redferrn Waycross Earl Summerour Normal Gary Pyle Jordan Bob Hardy Ware Tony Mock Crisp Virgil Seay Valdosta
Name 1. Tevin King 2. Nathan Williams 3. T.J. Edwards 4. Tony Mock 5. T.J. Edwards 6. Nathan Williams 7. Tevin King 8. Don Porterfield 9. Gary Pyle 10. Lavasky King 11. Ray Mercer
Games 15 15 11 10 12 12 13 10 10 12 10
3,660 3,356
Rushing yards in a game M.L. King Westlake Fitzgerald Jordan Tift County Columbus Bainbridge Dougherty Valdosta Monroe Brookwood Thomasville
Touchdown passes in a game Name No. vs. J.M. Harrison 6 Randolph-Clay Clif Henry 5 Lowndes Channing Hudson 5 Tift County Steve Tyus 4 Thomas Central Richie DeMott 4 Dougherty Tyler Brown 4 Tift County Tyler Brown 4 Lowndes
354 335 323 320 315 311
Year 2010 2010 1921 1922 1966 1968 1970 1974
Most passing yards in a game Tyler Brown Broowood Tyler Brown Tift County Ray Goff Valdosta Tyler Brown Lowndes Clif Henry Coffee Channing Hudson Tift County
2001 1951 1913 1990
2010 2010 1951 1950 1985 1950 1970 1984 1959 1978 2010 1951
Year 2008 1993 2006 1973 1968 2010 2010
2010 2010 1971 2010 1993 2006
Packer yearly records
53 44 29 28 25
Career touchdown passes Reggie Stancil Tyler Brown Clif Henry Channing Hudson Terrence Jones
1995-1997 2008-2010 1993-1994 2004-2006 1997-1999
28 26
Touchdown passes in a season Tyler Brown Reggie Stancil
2010 1996
Name 1. Tyler Brown 2. Reggie Stancil 3. Clif Henry 4. Parks Hughes 5. Channing Hudson 6. Terrence Jones 7. Ray Goff 8. J.M. Harrison 9. Darrell Funderburk 10. Cole Segraves
Career passing leaders Yards TDs 6,197 44 4,376 53 3,586 29 3,214 22 3,206 28 2,763 25 2,619 23 2,210 16 2,129 16 2,115 17
Name 1. Tyler Brown 2. Cole Segraves 3. Tyler Brown 4. Reggie Stancil 5. Parks Hughes 6. Channing Hudson 7. Clif Henry 8. Clif Henry 9. J.M. Harrison 10. Ray Goff 11. Terrence Jones
Season passing leaders Yards Year 3,358 2010 2,115 2011 2,091 2009 2,060 1997 2,020 1991 1,872 1994 1,936 1996 1,714 1993 1,631 2008 1,571 1971 1,556 1999
1989-1991 2007-2010
Longest run from scrimmage Brian Knighton Dougherty Ray Mercer Fitzgerald Troy Brown Westover Jeremy Merritt Dothan
Tevin King Tevin King Ray Mercer Ray Mercer T.J. Edwards Ray Mercer Tony Mock T.J. Edwards Don Porterfield Tyrone Sands Tevin King Gayle Manley
2010 1951
Name 1. Tommy Hudson 2. Ronald Bonner 2. Chris McCranie 3. Quin Roberson 4. Orion Ponder 5. Tevin King
Name 1. Tommy Hudson 2. Tevin King 3. Quin Roberson 4. Carlos Johnson 5. Ty Smith 5. Orion Ponder 6. Sharone Roberts 7. Chris McCranie
Years 2008-2010 1995-1997 1993-1994 1989-1991 2004-2006 1997-1999 1970-1972 2006-2008 1982-1984 2011
Games 15 14 14 14 15 10 15 12 10 10 13
Season receiving leaders No. Year Yards Avg. 102 2010 1,410 15.2 62 1994 1,068 17.2 62 1991 959 15.5 58 2008 911 15.7 52 2006 545 10.5 50 2010 625 12.5 Career receiving leaders No. Years 112 2008-2010 105 2008-2010 100 2007-2009 98 1994-1996 97 2009-2011 88 2003-2006 83 1990-199 81 1989-1991
Yards 1,550 1,151 1,537 1,572 1,489 1,149 1,160 1,354
Receiving yards in a game Tommy Hudson Grayson Ronald Bonner Tift County Tommy Hudson Lowndes Quin Roberson Coffee Tommy Hudson Tift County Quin Roberson Northside-WR Jamie Wisham Monroe Gibson Newton R.E. Lee Tommy Hudson Brookwood Tim Lewis Lowndes Chris McCranie Early County Eric Key Warner Robins
2010 1994 2010 2009 2010 2009 1979 1952 2010 1989 1991 2007
15 12 11 10 10
Receptions in a game Sharone Roberts Marietta Tommy Hudson Valdosta Tommy Hudson Brookwood Ronald Bonner Tift County Tommy Hudson Warner Robins
1991 2010 2010 1994 2010
Career kicking points 152 94
1914 ..............................................5-1-0 1915 ..............................................2-1-0 1916 ..............................................5-1-0 1917.............................................. 3-2-1 1919 ..............................................7-0-0 1920 ..............................................4-3-1 1921 ..............................................7-2-1 1922 ..............................................6-1-0 1923 ..............................................2-7-1 1924.............................................. 5-1-4 1925 ..............................................7-3-0 1926 ..............................................6-2-1 1927 ............................................. 4-3-1 1928 ..............................................9-0-1 1929 ..............................................6-5-0 1930 ..............................................6-2-1 1931 ............................................. 5-4-0 1932 ..............................................5-4-1 1933 ..............................................5-5-0 1934 ..............................................4-3-1 1935 ..............................................3-4-2 1936 ..............................................2-5-0 1937 ..............................................9-2-2 1938 ..............................................7-1-1 1939 ..............................................3-5-1 1940 ..............................................5-5-0 1941 ..............................................7-1-0 1942 ..............................................0-6-1 1943 ..............................................1-0-0 1944 ..............................................2-3-0 1945 ..............................................3-4-0 1946 ............................................. 4-6-0 1947 ..............................................4-6-0
1948 ..............................................1-8-0 1949 ..............................................4-6-0 1950 ..............................................8-3-0 1951 ..............................................8-1-1 1952 ..............................................5-3-0 1953 ..............................................7-2-1 1954 ..............................................2-8-0 1955 ..............................................4-6-0 1956 ..............................................5-5-0 1957 ..............................................7-3-0 1958 ..............................................6-3-1 1959 ..............................................7-3-0 1960 ..............................................2-8-0 1961 ..............................................7-2-1 1962 ..............................................6-2-2 1963 ..............................................9-3-1 1964 ..............................................7-3-0 1965 ..............................................8-1-1 1966 ..............................................8-2-0 1967 ..............................................8-2-0 1968 ..............................................8-2-0 1969 ..............................................8-2-0 1970 ..............................................9-1-0 1971 ..............................................8-2-0 1972 ............................................11-1-0 1973 ..............................................7-3-0 1974 ..............................................5-4-1 1975 ..............................................9-1-0 1976 ..............................................4-6-0 1977 ..............................................3-7-0 1978 ..............................................3-7-0 1979 ............................................. 5-5-0 1980 ..............................................6-4-0
1981 ..............................................3-7-0 1982 ..............................................2-8-0 1983 ..............................................4-6-0 1984 ............................................. 9-2-1 1985 ..............................................7-3-1 1986 ..............................................6-5-0 1987 ..............................................6-5-0 1988 ..............................................6-5-0 1989 ..............................................8-4-0 1990 ..............................................5-5-0 1991 ............................................11-4-0 1992 ..............................................8-5-0 1993 ............................................. 6-6-0 1994 ............................................15-0-0 1995 ..............................................9-4-0 1996 ............................................11-2-0 1997 ..............................................8-6-0 1998 ............................................10-4-0 1999 ............................................11-2-0 2000 ..............................................7-4-0 2001 ..............................................8-3-0 2002 ............................................. 5-5-0 2003 ............................................. 6-5-0 2004 ............................................. 6-5-0 2005 ............................................. 6-6-0 2006.............................................. 6-4-0 2007.............................................. 2-8-0 2008 ............................................. 4-6-0 2009.............................................11-3-0 2010 ..............................................9-6-0 2011 ............................................11-3-0
TD Long 15 57 6 49 6 48 8 71 7 60 7 69
197 166 148 146 145 139 138 135 127 121 115 115
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