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Thrasher Football Team History

Thrasher Rebels

Thrasher High School

167 County Road 1040 Booneville, MS
Stadium: Death Valley
Colors: Blue & Gray
Coach: Shane Sanderson

1983 <-- 2005 <- 2006 -> 2007 --> 2024

2006 Season Highlights

Shane Sanderson enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Thrasher.

The Rebels finished 11th in District 1.

2006 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 25	@ West Lowndes *	0	54	#Won
Fri., Sep. 1	vs. Vardaman *	0	60	L
Fri., Sep. 8	vs. Hatley	19	27	L
Fri., Sep. 15	@ East Oktibbeha County *	14	53	L
Fri., Sep. 22	vs. Walnut *	14	40	L
Fri., Sep. 29	@ Falkner *	12	48	L
Fri., Oct. 6	vs. West Oktibbeha County *	19	50	L
Fri., Oct. 13	@ Biggersville *	32	41	L
Fri., Oct. 20	vs. Smithville *	15	48	L
Fri., Oct. 27	@ Hamilton *	14	34	L
Fri., Nov. 3	vs. East Webster *	13	41	L

2006 Season Totals
Record	1-10
Points Scored	152
Scoring Average	13.8
Points Allowed	496
Defense Average	45.1
Opponents Record	66-60
District Record	1-9
Home Record	0-6
Away Record	1-4

2006 Class 1A District 1 Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			District Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Falkner	2-9	88	479				2-8	74	447	Ron Jackson
Vardaman	13-1	584	141	2-1	90	50	10-0	460	63	Mark Bray
East Webster	12-2	464	168	3-1	98	70	9-1	366	98	Jimmy Carden
East Oktibbeha County	8-3	348	173	0-1	14	21	8-2	334	152	William Robinson
West Oktibbeha County	7-4	326	234	0-1	6	42	7-3	320	192	Ken Williamson
Walnut	6-5	253	304				5-5	215	282	Timmy Moore
Hamilton	5-6	242	241				4-6	194	227	Ray Weeks
Smithville	5-6	248	271				4-6	221	262	Bubba Tacker
West Lowndes	4-7	346	161				3-7	311	130	Bobby Berry
Biggersville	3-8	169	473				2-8	147	453	Ronnie Lawson
Thrasher	1-10	152	496				1-9	133	469	Shane Sanderson

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