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CHS 51 JACKSON 6
Sr. Tony Camiel rushed for 152 yards and 3 TO's to lead
nation notices Andrew Jackson High at Memorial Stadium. The Tigers
the Tigers to a season-opening 51 -6 victory over J'ville's
mounted a 38.{) halftime lead as Camiel scored on runs of
4,2, and 1 yds. Tigers outgained Jackson 355-202 total
yds.
CHS 31 RIBAULT 8
Sr. QB Michael Cooper completed 8 of 14 posses
for 124 yds and 2 TO's to lead CHS to a 3HI win over
Riboult High In J'vllle. The Tigers rolled to a 24-8
halftime lead behind senior Danny Marsee's 42 yd
field goal. senior George Allen's 10 yd run and 2
Cooper TO passes to junior Daniel Fulton. Tiger
defenses held Trojans to just 12 yds rushing on 19
carries. _
CHS20 EASTSIDE 8
on a roln-sooked field In Memorial Stadium. the
Tigers rolled up 98 yds In penalties and committed
three turnovers. but overtook J'ville's Englewood
High 20-0. Columbia accumulated 322 yds, led on the
ground by senior George Allen's 103 yds In the first
half.
CHS 29 FLETCHER 6
Columbia senior QB Michael Cooper threw for two
TO's and ron for two more to leod the Tigers to a 29-6
District 3-AAAAA victory over Fletcher.
CHS 69 LEON 10
Tigers accumulated 516 yds and 10 TO's en route to
a devosting 69-10 victory over traditionally tough
Leon High from Tallahassee. Columbia junior Daniel
What's the problem refs? Gathered around in a huddle, the CHS Tigers have a conference with the
Fulton scored on runs of 55 and 62 yards In the
referees.
second half to lead the Tigers with 121 yards rushing.
Senior George Allen scored three TO's on runs of 1.2.
and 10 yds and notched a fourth on a 57 yd
reception.
CHS 28 PARKER 12
With a greot effort. the Tigers rolled to a 28-12 District
3-AAAAA victory over the Terry Porker Braves in
Memorial Stadium. Columbia was led by senior
George Allen's 121 yds as the Tigers rolled up over
300 yds to Parker's 195.
CHS 51 ENGLEWOOD 6
The Tiger stingy defense held the host Englewood
Roms to minus 40 yds rushing and the offense soired
7 TO's to lead Columbia to a 51-6 win In J'ville. Senior
QB Michael Cooper passed for a career high 152
yds. hitting 7 of 14 posses and 2 TO's.
CHS 35 SANDALWOOD 13
Above: Number one! Several Tigers run confidently across the field after securing a solid win. Below: For the first time all season the Tigers trailed at
Serious faces; thoughtful minds. The players listen attentively to Coach Montgomery in the middle of halftime. But after it was all said and done, the Tigers
a game. rolled to a 35-13 win over district foe Sandalwood
High In J'vllle. After the Tigers fell behind 7-6 at
Intermission, Columbia scored 4 TO s lead by sr
George Allen's 122 yds and one TO.
CHS 72 WOLFSON 6
It took only 75 seconds for Columbia to toke on
insurmountable lead as the Tigers rolled to a 72-6
homecoming win In Memorial Stadium to clinch the
District 3-AAAAA championship. The Tigers scored
eorly. late and often to cruise to the first victory after
Columbia's No. 1 ranking In the state polls. The Tigers
were lead by George Allen who rushed for 169 yds,
107 In the first quarter, and 3 TO's.
CHS 31 SUWANNEE 0
In the bottle of the two No.1 teoms. the SA Tigers
crushed the 3A Suwannee High 31.{) In Live Oak's
Longford Stadium. With the win, Columbia High
regained the Oaken Bucket. the fo(Tled trophy given
each year to the winner of the annual rival
contest.and Its first perfect season since 1969. The
Tigers were lead by sr George Allen wiho gained 143
yds on 15 carries and a TO while sr QB Michael
Cooper added 2 TO's. Senior Tony Comlel added
a TO and sr Donny Marsee added a 52 yd field goal.