Blackville, Williston remain unbeaten as they prepare for showdown

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By Jason Folk

Story Published: Oct 17, 2008 at 11:56 PM EST

Story Updated: Oct 19, 2008 at 3:24 PM EST

It was a matchup of two polar opposite programs Friday night in North Augusta. Blackville Hilda has won two state championships in the last three years in South Carolina single A. Meanwhile Fox Creek looking for their first playoff birth in program history.

Coming into this one Fox Creek had already set a school record for wins in a year with two. If the season ended today those two wins, both region wins, would be good enough to earn the Foxes a playoff birth, but they would be outmanned in this one.

In the first Hawks already up 20 to nothing when Dustin Beasley gets in from a yard out. Blackville Hilda takes a 28 nothing lead after converting on a two point conversion. They would go on to win 42 to nothing.

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