Photos: Lexington takes down River Bluff in big rivalry game
By Elijah Campbell
Posted 10/10/23
Lexington defeated River Bluff 35-21 to improve to 2-0 in region play.
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Photos: Lexington takes down River Bluff in big rivalry game
Lexington's Taiden Mines (left) and Cam Morris (right) celebrate a touchdown in Lexington's 35-21 win over River Bluff.
Photo | Thomas Hammond
Photo | Thomas Hammond
River Bluff wide receiver Brock Godfrey makes a catch during the Gators' 35-21 loss to Lexington.
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Lexington's Broxton Gantt celebrates the 35-21 win over River Bluff.
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Lexington's Duke Cleary makes a tackle during Lexington's big win over River Bluff.
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Lexington head coach Dustin Curtis talks to his team following their two-touchdown victory over rival River Bluff.
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Lexington's Jacob Gepfert defends a pass against River Bluff's Brock Godfrey.
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Jake Bryant (left), Elijah Hayes (middle) and William Petty (right) get set to take the field against Lexington.
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A Lexington cheerleader looks on during the big win over River Bluff.
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The Lexington High School students celebrate their team's 35-21 win over River Bluff.
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A Lexington coach provides instruction during halftime of their game against River Bluff.
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Lexington running back Matt McAulay breaks a tackle during their big win over rival River Bluff.
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River Bluff running back Trace Nettles tries to gain a first down against Lexington.
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Trace Nettles looks to fight off Duke Cleary and break a potential tackle during River Bluff's loss to Lexington.
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River Bluff quarterback Parker Murray (right) and wide receiver Aaron Griffin (left) stand on the sideline during the loss to Lexington.
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Photo | Thomas Hammond
Photo | Thomas Hammond
The River Bluff band performed at halftime of the big rivalry game against Lexington.
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Photo | Thomas Hammond
The River Bluff coaching staff attempts to come up with solutions during their 35-21 loss to Lexington.
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The home section of the stadium looks on during the big rivalry game between Lexington and River Bluff.
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The River Bluff students flex and pose before the big rivalry game against Lexington.
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River Bluff supporters look on during their loss to Lexington.
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Photo | Thomas Hammond
A River Bluff coach gives instruction while watching film on the sideline.
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The River Bluff Gators fell 35-21 to rival Lexington at The Swamp.
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The River Bluff Gators fell to the Lexington Wildcats 35-21 in a big rivalry game at The Swamp.
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Photo | Thomas Hammond
The River Bluff Gators made their way onto the field for the big rivalry game against the Lexington Wildcats.
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It was a packed house at The Swamp for the annual River Bluff-Lexington rivalry game.
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Lorenzo Katio tackles Stephen Collier during Lexington's 35-21 win over River Bluff.
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Lexington quarterback Taiden Mines attempts to break a tackle during Lexington's 35-21 win over River Bluff.
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Taiden Mines scrambles from a defender under the watchful eye of the River Bluff logo at The Swamp.
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Lexington wide receiver Zareth Owens darts towards the end zone after making a catch during the Wildcats' 35-21 win over River Bluff.
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Posted
The Lexington Wildcats erased an early 14-0 deficit to defeat rival River Bluff 35-21. The win improves the Wildcats to 2-0 in region play and ties them with White Knoll for first place in Region IV-5A. The loss drops the Gators to 0-2 in region play.
River Bluff got two early scores on a touchdown pass from Parker Murray to Aaron Griffin and a touchdown rush by Jacob Pinkney. But the 14-0 lead didn’t last as touchdown rushes by Christian Sexton, Matt McAulay and Cam Morris gave Lexington a 21-14 lead at the beginning of the third quarter.
Pinkney scored again in the third quarter but touchdown rushes from Lexington quarterback Taiden Mines and Sexton put the game away at 35-21.
Keywords
Lexington Football, River Bluff Football, Parker Murray, Stephen Collier, Trace Nettles, Taiden Mines, Dustin Curtis, Zareth Owens, Jacob Gepfert, Brock Godfrey
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