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Wayne Academy Football Team History

Wayne Academy Jaguars

Wayne Academy

46 Joe Jordan Drive Waynesboro, MS
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Colors: Royal Blue, Red & White
Coach: G.D. Hemba

1972 <-- 1975 <- 1976 -> 1977 --> 2024

1976 Season Highlights

G.D. Hemba enters his 2nd season as Head Coach at Wayne Academy.

The Jaguars set a team record for margin of victory at 63 points.

1976 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 27	vs. Beeson Academy	36	2	W
Fri., Sep. 3	vs. Newton County Academy	44	0	W
Fri., Sep. 10	vs. Jeff Davis
Fri., Sep. 17	OPEN
Fri., Sep. 24	@ Kemper Academy
Fri., Oct. 1	@ Lamar
Fri., Oct. 8	@ Heidelberg Academy	38	0	W
Fri., Oct. 15	@ Whynot Academy	63	0	W
Fri., Oct. 22	vs. Sylva Bay Academy
Fri., Oct. 29	vs. Clarke Academy	62	7	W
Fri., Nov. 5	Simpson Academy	26	14	W
Fri., Nov. 12	@ Centreville Academy	6	23	L	Semi-finals Playoffs

1976 Season Totals
Record	6-1
Points Scored	275
Scoring Average	39.3
Points Allowed	46
Defense Average	6.6
Opponents Record	48-46
Home Record	3-0
Away Record	2-1

1976 South Central Conference Standings
	Regular Season			Conference Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Simpson Academy	6-5	169	151	5-2-0	112	62	Bobby Woolridge
East Rankin Academy	4-1	148	40	2-1-0	88	13	Frank Skipper
Jeff Davis	2-4	47	144	1-3-0	27	122
Heidelberg Academy	7-1	223	58				Buddy Sauls
Porters Chapel Academy	7-2	202	66				Wade Hammack
Wayne Academy	6-1	275	46				G.D. Hemba
Central Hinds Academy	5-2-1	173	78				Joe Riggin
Sylva Bay Academy	5-2	166	93				George Ward
Kemper Academy	4-3	159	78				Jay Miller
Clarke Academy	1-5	69	94				Billy Dabbs
Newton County Academy	1-9	42	421				Bill Lindsley
Rankin Academy	1-3	40	78				Johnny Pearson
Rebul Academy	0-4	8	142				Don Richardson
Union Academy	0-4	18	67
Whynot Academy	0-3	6	109	0-3-0	6	109

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