ACHS plays in mid-season form vs D-B
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Anderson County’s Bryson Vowell walks the sideline tightrope to haul in a Walker Martinez offering last Friday against Kingsport Dobyns-Bennett. - Dwayne Wilder
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The Anderson County defense was tenacious against the Dobyns-Bennett Indians in last Friday’s scrimmage, holding the 6A powerhouse to one score. - Dwayne Wilder
The Anderson County High School football Mavericks hosted 6A power Kingsport Dobyns-Bennett last Friday.
And the Mavs … Well, they looked good.
Really good.
Anderson County had a very balanced attack on offense.
They were led by junior Gavin Noe with eight carries for 126 yards, who picked up where he left off on his all-state sophomore campaign.
Mav signal caller Walker Martinez was in mid-season form with 22 completions in 26 attempts for 310 yards.
On the other side of the ball, the Mavs were helped by a strong defensive front led by senior linebacker Zach Shannon and junior linebacker Eli Davis.
Junior Jermaine Allen and sophomore Daylen Cole had pick-sixes as the Mavs scored six times on the night.
The Indians put up one score.
Anderson County High School opens the football season at Powell on August 20.