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West Oktibbeha County Football Team History

West Oktibbeha County Timberwolves

West Oktibbeha High School

2459 Holland Street Maben, MS
Stadium: L.M. Hamberlin Field
Colors: Blue & White
Coach: Danny Crawford

2002 <-- 2012 <- 2013 -> 2014 --> 2014

2013 Season Highlights

Danny Crawford enters his 1st season as Head Coach at West Oktibbeha County.

The Timberwolves finished 9th in District 3.

2013 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 23	OPEN
Fri., Aug. 30	OPEN
Fri., Sep. 6	OPEN
Fri., Sep. 13	@ Sebastopol *	0	47	L
Fri., Sep. 20	vs. Noxapater *	0	42	L
Fri., Sep. 27	@ French Camp Academy *	6	49	L
Fri., Oct. 4	vs. West Lowndes *	8	54	L
Fri., Oct. 11	vs. East Oktibbeha County *	18	20	L
Fri., Oct. 18	OPEN
Fri., Oct. 25	vs. Pelahatchie *	12	48	L
Fri., Nov. 1	@ Ethel *	0	40	L
Fri., Nov. 8	@ Nanih Waiya *	6	47	L

2013 Season Totals
Record	0-8
Points Scored	50
Scoring Average	6.3
Points Allowed	347
Defense Average	43.4
Opponents Record	48-51
District Record	0-8
Home Record	0-4
Away Record	0-4

2013 Class 1A District 3 Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			District Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Noxapater	8-4	384	195	0-1	35	48	7-1	279	87	Justin Hunter
Pelahatchie	8-3	379	191	0-1	7	25	7-1	295	101	Bill Ward
French Camp Academy	11-5	526	303	4-0	150	95	6-2	298	96	Nathan Wright
Nanih Waiya	7-5	288	286	0-1	0	40	6-2	222	171	Tate Hanna
Sebastopol	5-6	341	322				4-4	260	210	Jason Greene
West Lowndes	4-6	212	240				3-5	180	192	Anthony King
Ethel	3-8	158	322				2-6	100	256	Paul Dees
East Oktibbeha County	1-7	59	283				1-7	59	283	John Davis
West Oktibbeha County	0-8	50	347				0-8	50	347	Danny Crawford

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