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Columbia Academy Football Team History
Columbia Academy Cougars
Columbia Academy High School
1548 HWY 98 E. Columbia, MS
Stadium: James E. Pope Field Colors: Orange, White & Blue Coach: Randy Butler
2017 Season Highlights
Randy Butler enters his 2nd season as Head Coach at Columbia Academy. The Cougars won the Class MAIS-AAA District 4 Championship. TheCougars set a team record by scoring 481 points. The Cougars set a team record by allowing 424 points. The Cougars set a team record for points allowed in a game with 67. The Cougars set a team record for most points scored by both teams with 111 points.
2017 Season
Date
Opponent Score
Fri., Aug. 18 @ Silliman LA
35
28
W
Fri., Aug. 25 vs.
Presbyterian Christian
20
42
L
Fri., Sep. 1 vs.
Purvis
42
39
W
Fri., Sep. 8 @
Parklane Academy
44
67
L
Fri., Sep. 15 vs.
Adams Christian
22
41
L
Fri., Sep. 22 @
West Marion
40
58
L
Fri., Sep. 29 @
Simpson Academy
26
32
L
Fri., Oct. 6 vs.
Sylva Bay Academy
32
8
W
Fri., Oct. 13 vs.
Wayne Academy
*
60
14
W
Fri., Oct. 20 @ Bowling Green LA *
46
12
W
Playoffs Fri., Oct. 27 vs.
Wayne Academy
60
14
W
1st Round Playoffs Fri., Nov. 3 @ Riverfield LA
38
26
W
2nd Round Playoffs Fri., Nov. 10 @
Indianola Academy
16
43
L
Semi-finals Playoffs
2017 Season Totals
Record 7-6
Points Scored 481
Scoring Average 37.0
Points Allowed 424
Defense Average 32.6
Opponents Record 88-70
District Record 2-0
Home Record 4-2
Away Record 3-4
2017 Class MAIS-AAA District 4 Standings
Regular Season
Playoffs
District Record
Team
W/L/T PF
PA
W/L/T PF
PA
W/L/T
PF PA
Coach
Columbia Academy
7-6 481 424 2-1 114 83 2-0 106 26
Randy Butler
Wayne Academy
5-6 226 336 0-1 14 60 1-1 43 74
Cole Holden
Bowling Green LA 1-9 0 0 0-2 0 0
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