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Union Football Team History

Union Yellow Jackets

Union High School

101 Forest Street Union, MS
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Colors: Black & Gold
Coach: Brad Breland

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1927 <-- 2002 <- 2003 -> 2004 --> 2024

2003 Season Highlights

Brad Breland enters his 3rd season as Head Coach at Union.

The Yellow Jackets finished 5th in District 3.

2003 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 29	vs. Noxapater *	7	8	L
Fri., Sep. 5	@ South Leake *	6	26	L
Fri., Sep. 12	vs. Nanih Waiya *	20	42	L
Fri., Sep. 19	@ Edinburg *	29	12	W
Fri., Sep. 26	vs. Pelahatchie *	28	7	W
Fri., Oct. 3	@ Pisgah *	20	12	W
Fri., Oct. 10	vs. Sebastopol *	15	14	W
Fri., Oct. 17	@ Thomastown *	22	20	W
Fri., Oct. 24	vs. Scott Central *	21	12	W
Fri., Oct. 31	@ Puckett *	21	24	L
Fri., Nov. 7	OPEN

2003 Season Totals
Record	6-4
Points Scored	189
Scoring Average	18.9
Points Allowed	177
Defense Average	17.7
Opponents Record	66-59
District Record	6-4
Home Record	3-2
Away Record	3-2

2003 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
Scott Central	12-2	475	158	3-1	100	47	9-1	375	111	Mickey Bounds
Puckett	10-2	378	193	1-1	63	21	9-1	315	172	Lennis Stevens
South Leake	8-3	358	183	0-1	24	38	8-2	334	145	Larry Gibson
Nanih Waiya	8-4	365	221	0-1	6	28	7-3	334	173	Ken McMullan
Union	6-4	189	177				6-4	189	177	Brad Breland
Thomastown	6-5	219	234				5-5	191	228	Peter Brown
Pelahatchie	4-7	231	284				4-6	219	262	Bill Ward
Pisgah	3-7	130	261				3-7	130	261	Richard Hall
Noxapater	4-7	196	275				3-7	162	268	Sam Blaylock
Sebastopol	1-9	97	258				1-9	97	258	Nolan Parker
Edinburg	0-11	94	409				0-10	86	377	Steve Stone

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