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Cody is having a great football year. I am so proud of him, he has worked very hard to earn his position.
 
 

Sept. 26 Football roundup

Wed. September 26, 2012 at 11:40 p.m. | By Staff Reports 


North Middle downs Tyro

North Davidson Middle School defeated Tyro Middle 28-8 at Glosson Stadium in Tyro on Wednesday.

Joe Butts ran for three touchdowns for North while Kaleb Allen scored once. Alex Berrier kicked a pair of two-conversions and Cody Waller and Kevin Beaver each recovered a fumble.

Brett Lingerfelt tossed a 25-yard touchdown pass to Hunter Hallman for the Dragons, and Michael Ballew tacked on the 2-point kick. Jake Adams paced the Dragons on defense.

Tyro, now 1-1 in the conference, 1-2 overall, travels to Brown Middle on Wednesday. North, 2-2, hosts Brown on Oct. 10.
 
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Beth Cotell said…
Way to go Cody!!!!!!

And could he look any tougher in that picture? Where's my sweet little computer gamer??
September 27, 2012 at 10:56 AM
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