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1979 State Championship Final Summaries

  
1979 Class 2A State Championship Game
Stevenson vs. Randolph County
Stevenson
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
A 16   Madison County 0 W  
H 36   Section 6 W  
A 35   North Sand Mountain 0 W  
A 19   South Pittsburg TN 0 W  
A 3   Pisgah 0 W  
H 35   Buckhorn 0 W  
H 45   Marion County TN 0 W  
H 48   Whitwell TN 7 W  
H 45   Bledsoe County TN 12 W  
H 26   Bridgeport 12 W  
A 36   Fyffe 8 W  1st Rd
H 33   Lexington 7 W  2nd Rd
 34   Parrish 6 W  Semi
A 9   Randolph County 0 W  Finals
  
42014-0-0 58
Region Record  4-0
Randolph County
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
A 12   Winterboro 13 L  
H 12   Beauregard 6 W  
H 19   Clay County 8 W  
A 26   Piedmont 0 W  
H 14   Handley 0 W  
A 20   LaFayette 0 W  
H 22   Lineville 6 W  
A 19   Ranburne 6 W  
A 3   Dadeville 7 L  
H 25   Woodland 0 W  
H 13   Elmore County 0 W  1st Rd
A 6   Lincoln 0 W  2nd Rd
A 30   Southern Choctaw 6 W  Semi
H 0   Stevenson 9 L  Finals
  
22111-3-0 61
Region Record  5-1
Game Summary
Stevenson
0 0 6 3 -- 9
Randolph
0 0 0 0 -- 0
 
 Scoring Summaries: 
Stevenson: Calvin Hutchins 24 yard pass from Robert Jernigan (run failed)
Stevenson: Robbie Johnson 47 yard field goal
 
  Stevenson Randolph
First Downs 10 1
Rush/Yards 93 13
Pass/Yards 70 13
Pass att/com/int 12-6-0 6-2-0
Total Yards 163 26
Fumbles/Lost 2 0
Punt/Avg.3-31 7-43
Penalties10 25
Time of Poss.
    
Game MVP:
Records:  Stevenson (14-0); Randolph County (11-3)
Coaches: Ken McKinney, Stevenson and Ron Watters, Randolph County
Game: Played December 7, 1979 at Wedowee
 
Summary:
         Robbie Johnson's 47-yard field goal in the third quarter sealed a 9-0 victory and paved the way for Stevenson's second state championship in three seasons. Robert Jernigan's 24 yard pass to Calvin Hutchins in the third period gave Stevenson a 6-0 lead earlier in the game.
         Randolph County met a strong defensive effort from Stevenson. The Tigers managed only one first down and 26 yards of total offense on the night.
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