161 Hospital Drive, McKenzie, Tenn. 38201 Phone 352-5344
Have an injury and need physical therapy? Call the Sports Medicine & Rehab team at 731-352-4189
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McKenzie Regional Hospital 161 Hospital Drive, McKenzie, Tenn. 38201 Phone 352-5344 Have an injury and need physical therapy? Call the Sports Medicine & Rehab team at 731-352-4189 |
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BETHEL COLLEGE Academic Excellence...Personally Phone 731-352-4000 |
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MBC McKENZIE BANKING COMPANY Serving McKenzie, Paris, Alamo and now Jackson CONVENIENT Drive in hours: 7:30 a.m.-5:30 Monday-Friday; Saturday 7:30 a.m.- 1p.m. Saturdays; Lobby hours: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Friday -- We'll Be Here! Congratulations Courtney and Brice -- Most Likely to Succeed and Leadership Carroll County |
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Brummitt Funeral Home Supporting the Rebels and Serving McKenzie since 1945; Obituary Line 352-9391 |
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CHET'S PIZZA 21810 E. Main Street, Huntingdon, just past the overpass For the BEST pizza in West Tennessee, call 986-9705 |
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By GALE CAVNESS
pressbox1.com
Dyersburg wasted little time recording another win Friday night, jumping to a big lead and coasting to a 54-12 triumph at Obion County Central.
The unbeaten Trojans, ranked fourth in the state in Class 3A in the latest Associated Press poll, built a commanding 33-0 halftime lead on the way to their second win in as many outings against Region 7 opponents and fourth victory of the season.
Dyersburg will try to get its fifth win next week when it plays host to Memphis Westwood. Obion County travels to neighborhood rival Union City.
Senior stalwart Rashad Taylor scored four touchdowns for Dyersburg at OCCHS, booking one by the rush, one by pass and two by punt return. Taylor’s return touchdowns were for 60 and 43 yards and he hauled in a 57-yard scoring strike from Trojans quarterback Logan Parker. He also had a 65-yard scoring jaunt from scrimmage.
Tyler Caldwell also scored on a kick return for DHS, carrying a kickoff 80 yards for a six-pointer. Justin Click and Parker added TD runs and kicker Kyle Youmans added six conversion kicks and field goals of 35 and 37 yards.
Obion County scored six points in both the third and fourth quarters.
Dyersburg’s high-powered offense rolled by 248 yards rushing on 28 carries. Taylor led all rushers with 89 yards on just five carries. The Trojans only ran 29 offensive plays and totaled 305 yards.
The winless Rebels managed just 165 total yards of offense in 47 plays.
According to the last AP poll, Knoxville Catholic was the top team in the state in Class 3A, followed by David Lipscomb, Jackson South Side and DHS.
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Alexander Thompson Arnold, PLLC CPAs 16208 Highland Dr. McKenzie, Tenn. 38201 Phone 731-352-3513 See Mark Downing for your accounting needs |