The Greyhounds Dominate Their Season Opener

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High school football is in full swing. The Cavaliers of Lakeland faced the Greyhounds of I.C. Norcom High School Friday night in a game that was the season opener for both teams, and both teams are coming off winning seasons. The obvious goal of starting off with a win was shared by both teams. This was Coach Bryan Potts of Lakeland first game as the new head coach. A win would set the tone for the rest of the season. On the other side of the ball, Coach Larry Archie wanted to win to continue the winning tradition that he has set up at IC Norcom. The duel was set and the game held high hopes for both teams.

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A Young Windsor Team Hopes To Take This Season One Step Further

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The Windsor Dukes coaching staff has been together quite a few years now. They’ve seen some ups and downs. As a team they’ve been more experienced and even more talented. They’ve made it to the playoffs for two straight years only to lose in the first round. With many fresh young faces and not as much playing experience as in the past Coach Parrish has set a goal this year to win a play-off game. Coach Parrish looks forward to that by stating “our guys have made great strides, now we’ve got to go win that game.” In the Tri-Rivers district Windsor will have time to mature some and still get in the 2A East region playoffs but they’ll need to win an early game or two.

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New Traditions For the Cavaliers

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The Lakeland Cavaliers have had two very successful seasons that past two years, and they look to continue the trend upward. First year coach Bryan Potts, comes to Lakeland from cross town rival Kings Fork where he was an assistant. Coach Potts has a tough task ahead of him as the Cavaliers lost one heck of a senior class. The offense and defense both took major hits personnel-wise, but the replacements are ready to make their presence known quickly.

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King’s Fork Ready For Next Step

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2012 was a landmark year for football in the Peanut City. Two of the three high school teams made it to the Division 5 Eastern Region playoffs. The bad news was that Lakeland and King’s Fork had to face each other in the first round. That meant one team was definitely out, just one week in. The Bulldogs drew the short straw last year, but this year they plan a big leap forward.

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