The All County Jr. High football players were selected by their coaches for their hard work and dedication this season. Ninth grade players for Porter’s Chapel and St. Aloysius are on this list due to playing with the Jr. High team.

Warren Central and Vicksburg ninth graders will have their own all-county list that will be released later this week.

Porter’s Chapel

1. Brayson Morson – Fr. – RB/LB. Eagles lead rusher with 8 touchdowns and 1 punt return touchdown.

2. John Wyatt Massey – Fr. – QB/LB. Led the Eagles in passing with 8 touchdowns.

3. Taylor Osborne – Fr. – WR/DB. Eagles top receiver with 3 receiving touchdowns and 1 rushing touchdown.

4. Jace Jung – 8th – RB/DB. Shutdown defensive back with 5 interceptions and 2 defensive touchdowns.

5. Matt Malone – Fr. – OL/DL. Eagles lead blocker

St. Aloysius

1. Logan Moore- Fr.-WR/Lb. Aggressive player on both offense and defense.

2. Carson Smith-8th- Qb/Safety. Led the Flashes in passing.

3. Thompson Fortenberry-8th- Rb/LB. Led the Flashes in rushing and was one of the team’s lead tacklers on defense.

4. Cole Autry- 9th- DL/OL. Best pass blocker for the Flashes.

5. Ashton Gray-8th-OL/DL. Best defensive lineman for the Flashes.

Warren Central

1.Tekarius Qualls-OL/DL.  Best lineman led the team in sacks, forced fumbles and tackles for a lost.

2. Eric Collins- RB/KR/OLB.  Led the team in rushing yards and Rushing TD’s.

3. Maddox Lynch-QB/SS.  Led team in passing yards and interceptions.  Returned an interception 45 yds for a touchdown against Brandon

4.Leroy Barnes- LB/FB.  Led team in Tackles. Led the team in receptions out of the backfield

5. Ronnie Blossum– DE/TE. Best Blocker on the team. Was second on the team in touchdown receptions

6. Ceitrich Russell- WR. Best receiver on the team. Lead the Vikings in receiving touchdowns.

Vicksburg High School

1. Decorey Knight Jr- Best all purpose player, led the team in rushing, receiving & kick returns

2. Larry Reynolds – Excellent multi position defensive player, led the team in tackles & sacks

3. Dennis Battle- Great leadership, offensive & defensive linemen captain

4. Mincer Minor- huge offensive threat, second leading rusher

5. Michael Johnson- great 7th grade quarterback with excellent fundamentals

6. Cedric Blackmore- big threat at running back & linebacker

Porter’s Chapel Academy Junior High football finishes their season with an undefeated 7-0 record this year after defeating St. Andrews 26-14 earlier this week.

Head coach Blake Purvis called the plays for the young team that blew out most of their competition.

The Eagles biggest win came against Franklin in a 42-14 victory. PCA also had two forfeit wins on the season which helped pave the way for an undefeated season.

Many of the Eagles put up impressive stats for the team during the five games they were able to play this year.

Quarterback John Wyatt Massey finished the season with 8 passing touchdowns and 1 rushing touchdown. Brayson Morson also had 8 touchdowns all coming from running the ball.

Taylor Osbourne was Massey’s key target as he caught 3 touchdowns and rushed for 1.

Jase Jung led the defense for the Eagles as he racked up 5 interceptions and returned 2 of them for touchdowns.

Overall, the Eagles averaged 32 points per game offensively and only allowed 13.4 points defensively.

The Warren Central Vikings suffered their first loss of the season to Clinton Friday night as the Arrows won 31-16.

The Vikings had a 10-3 lead at halftime after Kentrick Thompson threw a 63-yard touchdown pass to Antwaun Calvin. Kicker Josh Griffin also nailed a 25-yard field goal for WC.

Warren Central wouldn’t score again until the fourth quarter when Tre Hall scored on a 12-yard run.

Clinton profited from a turnover on a punt that was dropped by the Vikings and recovered by the Arrows. The turnover put Clinton in great field position to score.

The Vikings remain one of the top teams in the state even after last nights loss.

Other Scores

Porter’s Chapel Academy ended its season with a 48-0 loss to Greenville St. Joe

St. Aloysius lost to Cathedral in a 18-0 forfeit due to bad weather.