Clarksville gets late scores in homecoming loss

By: 
Kristi Nixon

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CLARKSVILLE – Riceville showed it is not only a good football team, but are good sports, too, as it allowed a couple of late scores, one by the Indians’ rotating team captain with less than a minute to go on Friday, Sept. 29.
The Wildcats, already leading 44-0 at halftime and the game well in hand, gave up touchdown runs by Sterling Kroeze and then Seth Lane, the last coming with 48 seconds to go and a roar of approval from the Indians’ fans in the 56-12 loss.
It was a reward for Lane and his hard work and play, according to Clarksville first-year head coach Adam Anthony. He was given a wide-open lane by the Indians’ line and went from 20 yards out and then scored the two-point conversion.
“So, against West Central Maynard he (Lane) made a great tackle, and we have captain of the week,” Anthony said....
The full story appears in the Oct. 5 print edition of the Clarksville Star.

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