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Christ Missionary Industrial Football Team History

Christ Missionary Industrial Crusaders

Christ Missionary Industrial

3910 Main Street Jackson, MS
Stadium:
Colors: Royal Blue & White
Coach: Victor Evans

2000 <-- 2000 <- 2000 -> 2001 --> 2006

2000 Season Highlights

Victor Evans enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Christ Missionary Industrial.

This was the first season Christ Missionary Industrial fielded a team.

The Crusaders finished 6th in District 4.

The Crusaders set a team record by allowing 464 points.

2000 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 18	@ Hebron Christian	6	55	L
Fri., Aug. 25	@ Sharkey-Issaquena Academy *	0	51	L
Fri., Sep. 1	vs. Woodland Hills *	0	65	#Won
Fri., Sep. 8	vs. Rebul Academy *	6	52	L
Fri., Sep. 15	@ University Christian *	0	37	L
Thu., Sep. 21	vs. Union Academy *	0	27	L
Fri., Sep. 29	@ Tri-County Academy *	6	59	L
Fri., Oct. 6	@ Briarfield LA	6	41	L
Fri., Oct. 13	@ UCS Prep LA	8	20	L
Fri., Oct. 20	vs. Porters Chapel Academy	20	57	L

2000 Season Totals
Record	1-9
Points Scored	52
Scoring Average	5.2
Points Allowed	464
Defense Average	46.4
Opponents Record	57-47 -1
District Record	1-5
Home Record	1-3
Away Record	0-6

2000 Class MAIS-A District 4 Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			District Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Tri-County Academy	12-2	464	100	3-1	100	27	6-0	263	24	Bo Milton
Union Academy	7-4	201	211	0-1	14	61	5-1	129	72	Randy Holloway
University Christian	5-4	101	155				3-2	76	79	Larry Caperton
Rebul Academy	2-7	166	286				2-3	124	140	John Baker
Sharkey-Issaquena Academy	2-8	123	363				2-4	109	218	Donnie Dick
Christ Missionary Industrial	1-9	52	464				1-5	12	291	Victor Evans
Woodland Hills	0-8	228	39				0-4	113	2	Marc Herrington

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