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Montgomery County Football Team History

Montgomery County Hornets

Montgomery County High School

1003 Money Avenue Kilmichael, MS
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Colors: Green, Gold & White
Coach: Phillip Smith

1948 <-- 2005 <- 2006 -> 2007 --> 2017

2006 Season Highlights

Phillip Smith enters his 5th season as Head Coach at Montgomery County.

The Hornets finished 10th in District 2.

2006 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 25	vs. Kennedy *	0	31	L
Fri., Sep. 1	@ Brooks *	0	62	L
Thu., Sep. 7	vs. Coffeeville *	6	38	L
Fri., Sep. 15	@ Drew *	6	28	L
Thu., Sep. 21	vs. Weir *	6	63	L
Fri., Sep. 29	@ Durant *	18	64	L
Fri., Oct. 6	vs. French Camp Academy *	8	47	L
Fri., Oct. 13	@ Ethel *	14	22	L
Fri., Oct. 20	vs. Saint Joseph Greenville *	12	55	L
Fri., Oct. 27	OPEN
Mon., Nov. 6	@ McAdams *	18	16	W

2006 Season Totals
Record	1-9
Points Scored	88
Scoring Average	8.8
Points Allowed	426
Defense Average	42.6
Opponents Record	66-56
District Record	1-9
Home Record	0-5
Away Record	1-4

2006 Class 1A District 2 Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			District Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Brooks	11-1	412	90	1-1	50	20	10-0	362	70	Jerry Walker
Weir	10-2	369	108	1-1	28	24	9-1	341	84	Junior Graham
Kennedy	9-3	344	172	0-1	0	35	8-2	296	125	Ezell Powell
Saint Joseph Greenville	7-4	319	256	0-1	14	56	7-3	305	200	Philip Wasson
Durant	7-4	240	167				6-4	218	165	Johnny Daves
Coffeeville	5-5	223	212				5-5	223	212	David Baughman
French Camp Academy	4-7	262	256				4-6	249	239	Nathan Wright
Drew	3-8	197	262				3-7	189	250	Todd Alford
Ethel	2-8	90	265				2-8	90	265	Culley Newman
Montgomery County	1-9	88	426				1-9	88	426	Phillip Smith
McAdams	1-10	127	433				0-10	94	419	J.D. Wood

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