Leroy: Chris Weaver 76 yard fumble return (Paul Gartman PAT failed) 4:59
Leroy: Ronald Bracy 6 yard run (Clint Moseley pass failed) 5:46
Leroy
Woodland
First Downs
10
8
Rush/Yards
43-131
34-94
Pass/Yards
22
48
Pass att/com/int
11-3-0
15-5-4
Total Yards
153
142
Fumbles/Lost
2-2
2-1
Punt/Avg.
5-30.8
4-32.0
Penalties
7-57 1-4
Time of Poss.
27:51
20:09
Individual Stats
Leroy
Rushing
Att.
Yds.
TD
Ronald Bracy
20
96
1
Clint Moseley
14
30
0
Derrick Powell
2
8
0
Johnny Williams
2
8
0
Courtney Kimbrough
1
3
0
Aerik Davis
1
3
0
Team
2
-5
0
Alan James
1
-12
0
Passing
Att/Comp/Int
Yds.
TD
Clint Moseley
11-3-0
22
0
Receiving
No.
Yds.
TD
Johnny Williams
1
12
0
Ronald Bracy
1
5
0
Patrick Rivers
1
5
0
Woodland
Rushing
Att.
Yds.
TD
Alex Higgins
13
73
0
Trae Strain
16
33
0
Montana Costa
1
2
0
Justin Heard
1
0
0
Team
2
-3
0
Colton McCain
1
-11
0
Passing
Att/Comp/Int
Yds.
TD
Colton McCain
13-4-4
39
0
Alex Higgins
1-0-0
0
0
Trae Strain
1-1-0
9
1
Receiving
No.
Yds.
TD
Montana Costa
2
15
0
Justin Heard
1
24
0
Brandon Nunn
1
9
1
Trae Strain
1
0
0
Game MVP:
Records: Leroy (13-2); Woodland (12-3)
Coaches: Danny Powell, Leroy and Larry Strain, Woodland
Game: Played Thursday, December 7, 2006 at Legion Field in Birmingham
Summary:
Leroy's defense forced five turnovers, including a fumble
recovery that Joe Fields lateralled to linebacker Craig Weaver for a 93 yard touchdown, and Bracy
scored from 6 yards out for the game winning score in the third quarter to
lead the Bears to a 12-7 win over Woodland for the 2A title
at Legion Field.
Weaver's return was the
game changing play, as Woodland was poised to go up 14-0 when the tables
were turned. Fields, a senior defensive end who also started on Leroy's
2004 state championship squad, picked up a Bobcats fumble at the
Leroy 7 and rumbled to the Bears' 24 before
pitching it to Weaver as he was pulled down from behind. Weaver went the
remaining 76 yards for the touchdown.
The teams went into the
half with Woodland nursing a 7-6 lead. Leroy opened the second half with a 75
yard drive in 11 plays to grab the
lead. Bracy ripped off a 29 yard run and Moseley scrambled for 16 more
before Bracy swept around right end to score from 6 yards out. Moseley's
two-point conversion pass fell incomplete and the Bears led
12-7. The defense took over from there and Leroy celebrated a
second title in three seasons.
Great Moments in Alabama High School Football History
Woody Clements was the head coach at Holt for a record 41 straight seasons.
