By Jacob Bembry
Greene Publishing, Inc.
The Madison County High School Cowboys rode into Tallahassee to have a showdown for the district title against the Florida High Seminoles. When the dust cleared, the Cowboys were still riding high with a 39-13 victory and the district crown.
Deonshay Wells led the Cowboys wing-t rushing offense with 171 yards on 15 carries. Wells also had two touchdowns.
Tommie Young had 14 carries for 123 yards and two touchdowns.
Tevin Roundtree had two carries for 11 yards and one touchdown.
D.J. McKnight lost five yards on two carries.Deontaye Oliver rushed five times for 16 yards.
Shedrick Williams had one carry for three yards.
Troymond Alexander had four carries for 10 yards.
Quarterback D.J. McKnight completed three passes on 10 attempts.
Keon Bruton caught one pass for 66 yards.
Tevin Roundtree caught one pass for 20 yards.
Bobby Williams was named Defensive Player of the Week for the defense. Williams had four tackles and one pass break-up.
Keon Bruton graded out at 88 percent blocking and had one pass reception for 66 yards. He was chosen Offensive Player of the Week.
Sheddrick Williams was chosen Special Teams Player of the Week. He electrified the crowd with two punt returns for 130 yards and a touchdown.
The Cowboys have an open week before they return to play in the playoffs on Nov. 18.
Go, Cowboys!
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