Marion County Football: Warrior News!!
86th ( 2010 ) meeting of the State of Tennessee's Oldest Continous Rivalry
Oldest Continous Rivalry
in Tennessee
Marion County Warriors v.
South Pittsburg Pirates
1924
SP 27-0
SP 19-0
1925
MC 9-0
MC 3-0
1926 SP 14-0
1927 MC 13-6
1928 MC 21-7
1929 MC 18-6
1930 MC 12-0
1931 MC 6-0
1932 MC 14-0
1933 SP 13-0
1934 SP 32-0
1935 SP 40-0
1936 SP 20-0
1937 SP 12-2
1938 7-7
1939 MC 19-6
1940 MC 7-0
1941 SP 21-0
1942 SP 39-0
1943
SP 19-0
SP 13-12
1944 MC 12-0
1945 DID NOT PLAY
WW II
1946 SP 14-0
1947 DID NOT PLAY
SP UNDER TSSAA SUSPENSION
1948 DID NOT PLAY
SP UNDER TSSAA SUSPENSION
1949 SP 24-13
1950 SP 13-12
1951 SP 14-7
1952 SP 27-6
1953 SP 69-0
1954 DID NOT PLAY
FEAR OF VIOLENCE FROM 1953 GAME
1955 MC 42-19
1956 SP 6-0
1957 0-0
1958 SP 27-6
1959 MC 20-6
1960 MC 6-0
1961 0-0
1962 SP 12-0
1963 SP 39-20
1964 SP 14-7
1965 SP 28-9
1966 MC 7-6
1967 SP 13-7
1968 MC 18-17
1969 SP 28-22
SP STATE CHAMPIONS
1970 SP 40-20
1971 SP 12-0
1972 0-0
1973 MC 7-3
1974 SP 13-7
SP STATE RUNNER-UP
1975 SP 12-0
1976 SP 35-0
1977 SP 12-7
1978 MC 16-0
1979 MC 10-7
1980 MC 7-6
1981 MC 14-7
1982 MC 26-14
MC STATE RUNNER-UP
1983 MC 49-8
1984 MC 17-10
MC STATE RUNNER-UP
1985 MC 35-21
SP STATE RUNNER-UP
1986 SP 14-13
SP STATE RUNNER-UP
1987 SP 21-14
1988 MC 34-0
1989 MC 25-0
1990 MC 32-14
MC STATE CHAMPIONS
1991 MC 36-13
1992 MC 14-7
MC STATE CHAMPIONS
1993 MC 21-6
1994 MC 6-0
MC & SP STATE CHAMPIONS
1995 MC 34-13
MC STATE CHAMPIONS
1996 SP 12-0
1997 MC 32-20
1998 SP 49-0
1999 SP 24-14
SP STATE CHAMPIONS
2000 MC 21-7
2001 MC 25-0
2002 SP 27-20
2003 SP 56-12
2004 MC 27-22
2005 MC 13-12
2006 SP 48 - 0
2007 SP 47-19
SP STATE CHAMPIONS
2008 SP 48 - 13
2009 SP 20 - 8
2010 ??????
Thursday, July 9
2009 Varsity & JV Schedule
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MARION COUNTY WARRIORS |
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Date |
FOOTBALL 2009 |
Site |
MC |
OPP. |
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21-Aug |
Cumberland County |
Away |
38 |
3 |
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28-Aug |
Bledsoe County |
Home |
21 |
6 |
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4-Sep |
South Pittsburg * |
Home |
8 |
20 |
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11-Sep |
OPEN |
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18-Sep |
Grundy County |
Away |
32 |
12 |
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25-Sep |
Sequatchie County |
Home |
14 |
21 |
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2-Oct |
Signal Mountain * ( HC ) |
Home |
41 |
26 |
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9-Oct |
Grace Academy |
Away |
47 |
0 |
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16-Oct |
Whitwell * |
Away |
32 |
6 |
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23-Oct |
Boyd Buchanan |
Away |
7 |
21 |
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30-Oct |
Lookout Valley * ( Senior Night) |
Home |
30 |
6 |
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District 6 - A * |
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TSSAA PLAYOFFS - 1ST ROUND |
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6-Nov |
Forrest |
Away |
20 |
17 |
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TSSAA PLAYOFFS - 2ND ROUND |
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13-Nov |
Boyd Buchanan |
Away |
6 |
28 |
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Date |
2009 JV Schedule |
Site |
MC |
OPP. |
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24-Aug |
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31-Aug |
Bledsoe County |
Home |
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7-Sep |
South Pittsburg |
Home |
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14-Sep |
Notre Dame |
Home |
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21-Sep |
Grundy County |
Away |
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28-Sep |
Sequatchie County |
Home |
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5-Oct |
Signal Mountain |
Home |
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12-Oct |
Grace Academy |
Away |
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19-Oct |
Whitwell |
Away |
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Tuesday, July 28
MCHS 2009 Warriors
MCHS
2009 Warriors
2 Bryson Helm
3 Hunter Tudors
4 Corpeio Brocks
6 Grant Goforth
7 Josh Pickett
9 Tyler Holcomb
10 Brandon Gibbs
11 Matt Zeman
12 Trey Hill
14 Patton Grooms
15 Caden Shadrick
16 Michael Oruma
18 Sidney Greenrock
20 Dylan Blevins
21 Nick Wells
22 James Dixon
23 Travis Hutchins
24 Bryan Basham
26 DJ Deering
27 Jayme Ford
28 Wayne Huffstuttler
29 Paul Moreland
30 Austin Layne
31 Cory Cagle
32 Bobby Rankin
34 Chris Reitenbaugh
35 Chris Pickett
36 Dakota Gouger
37 Isaiah Dagnan
40 Jeb McCullough
41 Jacob Barnes
42 Michael Henry
43 Richard Garner
44 Robert Bailey
45 Joe Simmons
46 Heath Cash
47 Hunter Murray
48 Dexter Gouger
49 Tony Blackwell
51 Dontay Allison
52 Derek Tucker
53 Dakota Huffstuttler
54 Trevor Romans
55 Daylen Brown
56 Austin Geer
57 Gary Thomas
58 Sidney Anthony
59 Hunter McCulley
60 Austin Steele
61 Jake Murphy
62 Troy Williams
63 Matt Davis
64 Matt Bodet
65 Zac Teer
66 Tyler Hutchins
67 Cody Wilson
68 Franky Wilson
69 Garrett Miller
71 Zack Roberts
72 Andrew Hughes
73 Kyrun Bynum
74 Andrew Waldrop
76 Cody Griffith
77 Max Ragan
78 Colton Thacker
79 Richard Powell
80 Brad Geib
83 Miles Gray
84 Dustin Bradford
85 Eric Qualls
88 Matthew Brownell
89 Jake Moon
Monday, June 22
2008 Football Schedule
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MARION COUNTY WARRIORS |
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Date |
FOOTBALL 2008 |
Site |
MC |
OPP. |
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8/29 |
South Pittsburg |
Away |
13 |
48 |
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9/5 |
Boyd - Buchanan ( R ) |
Home |
20 |
21 |
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9/12 |
Grundy County |
Away |
28 |
12 |
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9/19 |
Tyner ( R ) |
Home |
30 |
20 |
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9/26 |
Whitwell ( HC ) |
Home |
58 |
0 |
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10/3 |
Taft Youth Center |
Home |
55 |
8 |
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10/10 |
Cannon County |
Home |
43 |
27 |
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10/17 |
Bledsoe County ( R ) |
Away |
32 |
6 |
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10/24 |
York Institute |
Away |
34 |
0 |
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10/31 |
Sequatchie County ( R ) |
Away |
28 |
0 |
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TSSAA PLAYOFFS - 1st Round |
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11/7 |
York Institute |
Home |
21 |
12 |
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TSSAA PLAYOFFS - 2nd Round |
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11/14 |
Smith County |
Away |
18 |
13 |
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TSSAA PLAYOFFS - Quarter - Finals |
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11/21 |
Boyd - Buchanan |
Away |
7 |
6 |
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TSSAA PLAYOFFS - Semi - Finals |
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11/28 |
Alcoa |
Away |
14 |
30 |
Saturday, August 23
"Locker Sponsorship Program"
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Marion County Football
"Locker Sponsorship Program"
http://www.eteamz.com/MCHSWarriorFootball/albums/index.cfm?id=496961
The Locker Sponsorship Program was initiated to offset the costs of building new lockers as well as to help perpetuate the tradition and history of the 116 years of Warrior Football! All Warrior Football Alumni are encouraged to take a place of honor in the new locker room by "sponsoring" a locker through a gift or pledge of $100.00. Sponsorship will include a plaque displayed with the alum’s name, number, position played and years of participation on the locker currently occupied by the player with the same number. Involvement in this project also entitles particpants to membership in the Athletic Club.
Completion of this project is a major step forward and will greatly enhance the functional use of the football locker room. It will also be a very positive improvement to show potential student-athletes while they contemplate entering from other schools.
Troy Boeck
Head Coach
Athletic Director
High School ( 423 ) 942 - 5120
Fieldhouse ( 423 ) 942 - 6035
Cell ( 423 ) 595 - 3452
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Tuesday, March 18
Buy your official Marion County Sportswear today!! Go Warriors!!
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Troy Boeck named MCHS football coach
Friday, February 1, 2008
After an extensive coaching search, Marion County High School has promoted Troy Boeck to head its football program. Boeck is in his first year as an assistant principal at the Jasper school and was an assistant on the football staff last fall.
Boeck becomes the Warriors’ sixth head coach in the last 11 years. He succeeds Jason Evans, who was fired following his second season.
“This is a program that has been in constant turmoil and one desperately in need of stability,” Boeck said. “This was not something I had ambition to do originally. I was content as an assistant coach. I’m sure it will be a challenge and not everybody will agree with all of my decisions, but I’m very fortunate to be in an area where football is such a priority.”
School administrators spoke with or formally interviewed 32 candidates, but according to Boeck, no others were qualified for the teaching position available.
Boeck played at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (1986-91), earning back-to-back All America honors his final two seasons, and was the last UTC football player to be a Southern Conference player of the year. After coaching at Rhodes College for four years, he was an assistant at Baylor School for two and South Pittsburg for eight before coming to Marion last summer.
The Augusta (Ga.) native promoted defensive coordinator Randy Kirkpatrick to assistant head coach and will retain offensive coordinator Larry Richards. Former Warriors coach Paul Underwood has also rejoined the staff.
Marion County was the winningest program in the area during the 1990s, winning four state titles from 1990 to ’95. But since that time, the Warriors have had only one playoff win and no more than seven wins in any season.
Boeck added that before spring practice, the staff will work on improving the fieldhouse and weight facility.
“We have to not only have these kids physically ready, but we will also work on their mental approach,” Boeck said. “We have to reverse the attitude that has taken over here and make the kids feel pride in the program again.
“We’re really looking at breaking them down and rebuilding the way they think of themselves and this team.”
Sunday, November 18
A Football Power in a Small Kansas Town - PLEASE READ!!!!!!!!!!
Sunday, November 18
Road to Title is Private Property
Friday, November 16
Trinity Football - End zone copy of miracle play
Wednesday, October 17
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Tuesday, October 23
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Thursday, September 27
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Friday, November 10
University of Alabama Entrance Exam
University of Alabama Entrance Exam -- Football Player Version.
Time Limit: 3 weeks if you take it without any help. 4 weeks if you need help from a tutor.
1. What language is spoken in France?
2. Give a dissertation on the Mayan Civilization with particular emphasis on customs and architecture OR spell the word Mayan.
3. What religion is the Pope? a. Jewish C. CATHOLIC b. Buddhist d. Protestant
4. What flavor does lemon flavored candy most resemble?
5. Can you explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity? (a) Yes (b) No
6. Give the speed of sound and the principle theory of mass dispersal OR name the current NFL Champion.
7. Metric conversion -- How many feet is 0.0 meters?
8. England has had six Kings named George, the last being George the Sixth. Name the previous five.
9. How many commandments was Moses given? (approximately)
10. What are coat hangers used for?
11. What country has The Star Spangled Banner for a national anthem?
12. What time is it when the big hand is on the 12 and the little hand is on the 7?
13. Would you ask William Shakespeare to a. Design a bridge C. WRITE A PLAY b. Lead an army d. Manage a professional baseball team
14. Explain the principle of Dynamic Equilibrium OR spell your name in BLOCK LETTERS. (an X will do if you are assisted by a tutor)
15. If time and space are infinite and the sun has an infinite amount of energy then what is the job of the running back?
16. What are the first three letters of the Alphabet? (a.) x, y, z (c.) h, i, j (b.) q, r, s (D.) A, B, C
17. Give the speed of light in miles per hour OR name the color of ink used to print this test.
18. Give the maximum seating capacity of the Superdome OR give the total number of letters in the word Superdome.
19. Define the term ecclesiastical OR draw a stick figure. (If this is to difficult a smily face will be fine.)
20. Derive the Quadratic Equation OR tell your shoe size. (Checking is OK.) Note:
When finished give to Coach Saban for grading and/or changing potentially erroneous answers.
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