Devils Blow By Bulldogs

Dextrell Norris turns the corner for Warren County

The Screaming Devils ran their record to 2-0 with a victory over the Harlem Bulldogs Friday night by the score of 40-6.  Warren County continued to work on perfecting their spread offense as five different players found the end zone for the Devils.

It was a frustrating early going for the Devils as a number of penalties stalled the offense for Warren County.  The Devils were penalized 13 times for 120 yards with the majority of those penalties coming in the first half.

Wilson follows the block of Anquavius Battle

Warren County struck first when Jabari Wilson found the end zone and after the failed extra point, Warren held a 6-0 lead.  Mason McDaniel would tie the game 6-6 for the Bulldogs on a run of his own.  The Devils would score once more in the first half.  After several penalties drove Warren County back from a 1st and 10 from the Bulldog 14, Jabari Wilson completed a 26 yard pass to Ed'Ricus Williams for a touchdown.  The first half scoring would end there and Warren County took a narrow 12-6 lead into the half.

Warren County's offense exploded for 28 points in the second half.  Damien Clarke, Devarius Davis, Jacquez  Menchaca, and Jabari Wilson all contributed to the scoring for the Devils.  The 4th quarter was played by mostly by the Warren County J.V. under a running clock as the Devils held a 40-6 lead at the end of the 3rd quarter.

Williams goes to the air for a
completion from Wilson. 

Warren County rushed for 325 yards for the game and was lead by Jabari Wilson for the 2nd week in a row. Wilson rushed for 154 yards on nine carries and was 1-1 in the passing department for 26 yards through the air.  Devarius Davis carried the ball 8 times for 66 yards and one touchdown.  Jacquez Menchaca also scored a touchdown on 2 carries for 43 yards.

Warren County hits the road this week to take on George Walton Academy in Monroe for their biggest test so far in the 2011 season.  The Devils came up short against the Bulldogs of George Walton last year by the score of 14-6.