Last Week’s Jamborees
Last week’s Preseason Jamboree’s were a breath of fresh air for all of you hardcore high school football fans! Thursday and Friday saw the start of yet another high school football season in the Big Bend Area and 4Quartersonline.com has all the pictures to prove it!
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Friday Night Football
It’s the final tune-up before the regular season week 1 and the 2010 preseason games are already underway. Tonight’s match-ups feature Godby, Lincoln and East Gadsden at the annual Jamboree at Cox Stadium. Later tonight Chiles and Florida High will pair off at Chiles High School. Also Madison County will take on Daytona Beach Warner Christian and Taylor County will face Mayo.
Later Aucilla Christian will take on Maclay while Munroe will face St. Francis. Check back later for scores, highlights, and photos!
Who will have the most yards at the end of the season?
What Running Back will lead the area in rushing?
- DeVondrick Nealy Jefferson County (44%, 11 Votes)
- Buck Allen Lincoln High (20%, 5 Votes)
- Delmus Harrison FAMU DRS (16%, 4 Votes)
- Jaron Williams Chiles High (12%, 3 Votes)
- Tony Jackson Taylor County (4%, 1 Votes)
- Warren Hart North Florida Christian (4%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 25
Loading ...Live Coverage of the War Eagle 7-on-7 tournament all day today
4Quartersonline.com is here at Wakulla High School for the annual War Eagle 7-on-7 tournament. 8 teams from across the area are here to compete in the 7-on-7 and linemen competition. Log on to our 4Q LIVE Blog of all of today’s events!
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E. Gadsden Head Coach Corey Fuller braces the heat as his team takes on Florida High
The following schools will compete in this early summer classic: Wakulla, East Gadsden, North Florida Christian, FAMU High, Taylor County, Chiles, Florida High, Madison County, Jefferson County and Munroe
Chiles High School are Flag Football District Champions
After two days of heated district flag football competition, The Chiles Lady Timberwolves emerged victorious by beating the previous three-time district and two-time state champion, Leon Lady Lions, 6-0, on Tuesday afternoon. Just one day earlier, the Lady Lions defeated the Lincoln Lady Trojans with the same score to advance to the finals. The Lady Timberwolves had no trouble advancing to the finals as they defeated the Rickard High Lady Raiders 26-3. As the rain cleared the 2010 district flag football game was underway at Rickards High School Field. The Lady Timberwolves set the pace for the rest of the game after they scored there first and only touchdown in the 2nd Quarter of the game. The Lady Lions were never able to recover as they dropped two touchdown passes in the end-zone in the second half. The Lady Timberwolves will play Jacksonville Raines on Saturday, May 1st at 4:00pm at Chiles High School.
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Chiles High School Flag Football District One Champions
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Leon plays Lincoln in the first day of District Playoffs
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Rickards plays Chiles on the first Day of District Playoffs
Lady Leon Defeats the Lady Cougars
As the local high schools welcome there students back from spring break so did the Coaches of Flag football welcome back their flag football players. The Lady Leon Lions kicked off one of the first games after returning from spring break against the Lady Godby Cougars, Tuesday April 6th at Leon High School. The Lady Lions defeated the Lady Cougars 26-7. The Lady Lincoln Trojans take on the Lady Chiles Timberwolves today at Lincoln High School at 5:00pm.
Lady Timberwolves Claims Victory over the Lady Baby Rattlers
Flag Football Season is in full swing. The Chiles Lady Timberwolves took on The FAMU High Lady Baby Rattler Wensday March 24th at the Timberwolves’ Field. Chiles High, Montana Meleney and Cee Mestre scored two of the several touchdowns that sealed the victory over FAMU High. The touchdown by FAMU High’s Tamera Dickey in the 4th Quarter with no time on the clock did not ease the lost for the Lady Baby Rattlers. The Lady Timberswovles defeat the Lady Baby Rattlers 20-12. Tonight the Lady Leon Lions take on the Lady Rickards Raiders at Leon High School at 7:00pm.
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Chiles High 's AJ Hamilton, #20 stretches out to score.
2010 Girls Flag Football Season Begins Today!
4Quartersonline.com will be covering the 2010 flag football season in the Tallahassee area. District 1 consist of 6 Tallahassee schools; Chiles, FAMU, Godby, Leon, Lincoln and Rickards. Last years district champion, Leon advanced to the state finals, before losing to Jupiter High School, 16-0. Stay logged-on for scores, highlights, information and more!
Tuesday Game Schedule:
Godby at Chiles (7:00 pm)
Rickards at Lincoln (7:00 pm)
FAMU at Leon (7:00 pm)
Thursday
Chiles at Jacksonville Stanton (6:00 pm)
Friday
Chiles at Flagler Palm Coast (5:30 pm)
Leon at Jacksonville Mandarin (6:30 pm)
Saturday
Montanzas (Palm Coast) Tournament
Rickards, Lincoln and Godby
4Q GAMENIGHT: Photo Gallery featuring local games from around the area
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Godby QB #10 D. Andrews drops back for a pass
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The Timberwolves get instructions from coaches during a timeout.
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Baby Rattler and War Eagle team captians meet for the coin toss.
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The Florida High defense gang-tackles a West Gadsden ball carrier
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Photo Galleries from Last Weeks Games:
Two Leon defenders make a play on a pass attempt for a Wakulla receiver
Maclay's QB tries to elude a Bronson defender
The Lincoln offense lines up against the Chiles defense
4Q GAMENIGHT: Local area games from around the area
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The Chiles Timberwolves take the field.
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Baby Rattler QB #9, Ja'Varius Jones, drops back for a pass.
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Linebacker, #33, Josh Major tries to bring down an Eagles View ball carrier.
4Q GAMENIGHT: Local area games from around the area
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The War Eagles take the field.
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The Rattlers', Jordan Stanley, dives in for the touchdown.
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An NFC, War Eagle is taken down by several Indians.
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Jamboree Photo Galleries from around the area
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The Eagles take the field
Click here to see the Madeleine Loeb Gallery: Maclay
These images are special to 4quartersonline.com from Madeline Loeb, senior photographer for Maclay yearbook.
Maclay catch
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Maclay scores!
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Rickards Handoff
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Lincoln Handoff
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The Godby Cougars take the field
Godby’s Johnson steals show at jamboree
Cougars win both halves while Lincoln posts win over Chiles
By Aimee Sachs • DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER • August 28, 2009
At Thursday night’s jamboree at Gene Cox Stadium, the senior got exactly what he wanted.
In the Cougars’ two halves against Chiles and Lincoln, Johnson racked up at least 155 yards – that’s just the combined yardage of his five touchdowns.
Lovorrie Johnson
The night started with Lincoln’s 14-0 half against Chiles. After a scoreless first quarter, the Trojans got on the board when senior quarterback Ryan White hooked up with Marcus Wilson for a 50-yard touchdown. The second score came with 2:10 left in regulation on a 52-yard Buck Allen run.
And then Act I of the Lavorrie Johnson Show began with the Cougars’ 34-13 win over the Timberwolves. Johnson broke through with a 57-yard touchdown run 80 seconds into the first quarter. Seven and a half minutes later Johnson put Godby up 14-0 with a 10-yard dash into the end zone.
One minute into the second quarter, Johnson struck yet again with a 22-yard touchdown to put the Cougars up 21-0.
From that point, the Chiles offense began to show signs of life. Jaron Williams put the Timberwolves on the board for the first time at the 9:29 mark in the second quarter on a one-yard run on fourth and goal.
Two minutes later, Godby quarterback Markis Davis connected with Michael Ethridge on a 10-yard touchdown pass for a 27-7 lead. Less than a minute later, sophomore defensive back T.J. Davis scored for Godby on a 22-yard interception return to make it 34-7.
Chiles didn’t give up and made the score 34-14 after sophomore quarterback Tres Penny found Mychal Poole for a 35-yard touchdown.
For the final act, the Trojans emerged back on the field to take on the Cougars. Lincoln struck first on a Carlos Gaston field goal at the 5:55 mark of the first quarter. Godby answered four minutes later on another Johnson rush to make it 7-3. The Trojans regained the lead with 30 seconds left in the first quarter on a 34-yard touchdown from White to Mike Reynolds to make it 10-7. But Johnson scored the go-ahead points when he reeled in a 55-yard pass from sophomore quarterback Dennis Andrews, giving Godby a 14-10 lead that remained for the rest of regulation.
“We did some good things, we did some bad things,” Godby coach Shelton Crews said. “Typical jamboree.”
Photographed By Janine Cofield
Chiles, Godby & Lincoln Jamboree: Chiles vs. Lincoln First Half Action
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Lincoln QB Ryan White makes a pass attempt
CHILES FOOTBALL HOPES FOR TURNAROUND YEAR
Chiles defense
By Will Brown • DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER • August 27, 2009
Chiles linebacker D.J. Price has one of those handshakes that makes you question whether your hand is arthritic. Should he and his defensive cohorts apply that much pressure to offenses this season the Timberwolves may see improvement from a winless 2008.
But, before totaling the victories, Chiles must get through tonight’s jamboree against Lincoln and Godby. First-year head coach Barney Myers is less concerned with the outcome than the type of effort he sees from a team that returns only four starters on both sides of the ball.
“The score is not important (tonight). It’s how hard we play,” Myers said following practice earlier this week. “If we do that, everything else will take care of itself.”
Price agreed with his coach’s frank assessment about the importance of tonight’s jamboree. He chuckled when he said he’s ready to see the results of an offseason of work by hitting someone else besides teammates for a change.
“How hard we play (tonight) is going to make a big decision on how well our season goes,” said Price, the senior middle linebacker who will likely captain the defense this fall.
Price and junior quarterback Bert Givens said they have repeatedly been queried by fellow classmates whether the Timberwolves will win a game this year. Both were confident their team will register some wins this fall.
“I’m expecting (wins) because I think we’re going to shock a lot of people, said Givens. “We’re bigger faster and stronger than last year and have worked our butts off since January.”
On both sides of the football, Myers hopes to see some progress from the spring jamboree. Specifically for an offense that averaged 6.2 points per game last year Myers is looking for fewer penalties and blown assignments.
Chiles High 2009 Team Preview
Lawton Chiles High School Mascot: Timberwolves 
Class 4A-District 3
2008 Record: 0-10
District record: 0-4
Head Coach: Barney Myers
Team 2009 Outlook: Last season the Timberwolves went 0-10, We don’t think new head coach Burney Myers will allow this group to repeat that. With weapons like Jaron Williams and Transfer (Pompano Beach Ely) WR Andre Gayle on offense, junior QB Bert Givens will be more than able to move the ball. Standout defender D.J. Price will force offensive coordinators to account for him all night long.
LB D.J. Price
Strengths: Line backers and defensive line
Weakness: Learning a new offensive system
Players to Watch: LB D.J. Price, CB Nathan Snow, WR Andre Gayle, DT T.J. Marten, S Will Finley, LB/S Reggie Mitchell, QB Bert Givens, RB Jaron Williams
Schedule: http://updates.4quartersonline.com/?p=59
Prediction: 3-7
Gallery of Summer Pics III
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- Wakulla and East gadsden lineman battle in strap pull
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- Wakulla receiver
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- West Gadsden and East Gadsden players
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- East Gadsden defenders
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- Chiles QB ready to throw
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- Chiles receiver running free
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- Jefferson receiver making move on chiles defender
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- Chiles offense on the attack
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- Baby Rattler struggle with East Gadsden defender
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- Wakulla receiver goes up for ball
Photgraphed By Janine Cofield and Marc Adams
Gallery of Summer Pics
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- Jeferson County player in for the score
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- Taylor County Defenders
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- Receiver looking up field
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- Baby Rattlers goes high for the ball
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- Reciever ready to play
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- Seminoles on the sideline
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- Cougars
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- Cougars working out
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- Coach Myers talking to the troops
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- Chiles summer workout
Photographed By Janine Cofield and Marc Adams
Notes from Bowden 7on7
By Johnny Cofield
NFC QB Clint Trickett was his usual self; leading the Eagles to a 4-1 record even though his team lost to Miami Springs in the Semi final game. The Eagles are looking to be very explosive on the offensive side of the ball.
Bulldog defenders making a play
The Godby Cougars are fast and athletic; loaded at the skill position. They posted a 3-2 record for the day.Tight end Michael Ethridge looks to be a handful . His size and speed made him a tough match-up for defenders.
The Baby Rattlers were without starting Quarterback Mike Melvin, but sophomore Javaris Jones was more than adequate. Wide receiver Leonard Barrington made some great catches over quality competition.
Maclay Head coach Kez McCorvey should be happy with his team’s performance. They gave Chiles more than they could handle. The young team did more than hold their own against some larger schools.
Chiles is still in the growing process with a new head coach, Barney Myers. They had a rough time but had some standout players like junior RB and DB, Juron Williams and senior LB and DJ Price. Both had a pretty good day.
Taylor County’s QB Ty Crowley looks better every time we see him. He lead Taylor County to within one point of making it to Semi finals. Wide out Reggie King is a smooth athlete that gives Crowley a big target. He gave defenders fits all day.