Clinch County 50, Johnson County 34

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Clinch County 50, Johnson County 34

How the game was won: Clinch County scored 22 unanswered points in the third quarter to break open a 22-20 halftime game. Clinch rushed for 482 yards on 49 carries as a team and had three rushers reach 100 yards; the Panthers did not attempt a pass.

Top performers: Zebulon Johnson led Clinch with 179 yards rushing and two touchdowns on eight carries. … Shannon Young scored three times, rushing 17 times for 106 yards. … Clinch's quarterbacks, Trezman Marshall and Charles McClelland, combined for 192 rushing yards; McClelland had 92 yards rushing and two touchdowns and Marshall rushed for 100 yards.

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