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| DATE | DAY | TIME | OPPONENT | SCORE | |
| Sept. 01 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Franklin County (8-AAA) | 20-18 | |
| Sept. 08 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Elbert County (8-AAA) | 49-7 | |
| Sept. 15 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Eastside (8B-AAAA) | 10-7 | |
| Sept. 22 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Dacula (8A-AAAA) | 7-17 | |
| Sept. 29 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Clarke-Central (8A-AAAA) | 34-21 | |
| Oct. 06 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Habersham-Central (8A-AAAA) | 0-24 | |
| Oct. 13 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Loganville (8A-AAAA) | 22-14 | |
| Oct. 27 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Jackson County (8A-AAAA) | 36-17 | |
| Nov. 03 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Winder-Barrow(8A-AAAA) | 30-7 | |
| Nov. 10 | Friday | 7:30 pm | Region Playoff Game-Salem (8B-AAAA) | 47-44 | |
| Nov. 17 | Friday | 7:30 pm | State Playoff Game 1-East Paulding(5-AAAA) | 6-51 | |
RAIDERS Celebrate Another Season of Victory
Posted by Randell Owens at Dec 26, 2006 4:00PM PST
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RAIDER VARSITY/JV BANQUET 2006
| RAIDER AWARDS | |
| Scholar Athlete | Hunter Adams, Tyler Berryman, Brandon Bird, Caleb Cronic, Tyler Ingram, Chris Jenkins, Jarrod Owens & Cory Welch |
| 12th Man Ministry | Caleb Cronic |
| MCYA Legacy Awards | Geoffery McCannon, Gabe Dalton, Tyler Berryman, Hunter Adams, & Caleb Cronic |
| Season Team Captains | Hunter Adams, Tyler Berryman, Jarvis Long & Jarrod Owens |
| Best Defensive Back | Hunter Adams |
| Best Linebacker | Tyler Berryman |
| Best Defensive Lineman | Brent Russell |
| Best Offensive Receiver | Al Allen |
| Best Offensive Lineman | Tyler Ingram |
| Best Back | Jarrod Owens |
| Best Special Teams | Jack Orr |
| Most Valuable Player | Jarvis Long |
All players, JV and Varsity, were given a patch for their jackets stating "2006 STATE PLAYOFFS." They were also given a t-shirt with the MC logo on the front and a roster of player names on the back over an outline of the RAIDER on horseback.
A 20 minute highlight film of the season's most memorable plays was shown. These can be purchased for $20 from Coach Steve Crouse.
L-R First Row: Marcus Grant and Jack Orr L-R Second Row: Brent Russell, Jarvis Long, Tyler Berryman and Alex Tilton
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Be the first on your block to have a RAIDER reflective 911 address number sign. Holes may be drilled on the side to place on a stake (provided) or on top to hang from your mailbox. Either way, you will always show your support for the RAIDERS. You may e-mail the Touchdown Club for information about the '911' signs or contact Doug Stuchell at (706) 788-2016. |
travel where you do and can easily be removed from vehicle windows to windows in your home or business.  Enjoy showing MC pride where ever you are! |
To order the 911 sign or static cling,
click on the order form below, complete online, print and mail with your check payable to the Madison County Touchdown Club
All proceeds benefit of the Madison County Football Programs at the High School and Middle School.
Should you have questions, email us at mcredraiders@aol.com
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Raiders’ Buried in ‘The Bone Yard’
Posted by Randell Owens at Nov 26, 2006 4:00PM PST
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Reprinted from the Madison County Journal November 24, 2006 edition
Madison Co. ambushed early in playoff loss
BY ZACH MITCHAM
The Raiders won big in the state playoffs Friday night — just not the red ones.
No, Friday belonged to the East Paulding Raiders, who are the Atlanta suburban, high school version of the west-coast Oakland black.
The 10-1 East Paulding squad put the Madison County season to rest, 51-6, in “The Bone Yard” Friday night, playing like Oakland, circa 1977.
Madison County fans braved Friday afternoon metro gridlock and filled the visiting metal bleachers. But those seats were hardly warm before the 8-3 Danielsville squad was mortally gashed by the home Raiders.
“We came out flat; we came out dead,” said Raider quarterback Jarrod Owens. “They came out hungry. They were on a mission. They were determined. They’re a great football team, much like Hab. (Habersham Central). We came off slow and it got us.”
East Paulding picked off an Owens pass on the second play of scrimmage Friday. On the next play, East Paulding standout quarterback/punter/kicker Chas Henry completed a 26-yard touchdown over the middle to put the home squad up 7-0 just 55 seconds into the game.
East Paulding added scores of 36, 48 and 6 yards in the first quarter, before tacking on a 19-yard score with just eight seconds left in the half to carry a 35-0 lead into intermission.
The home team completely dominated the first half of play, racking up 234 yards of offense, compared to just 75 for the Red Raiders. Madison County tallied 172 total yards of offense Friday to 408 by East Paulding.
The visiting Raiders, who were constantly flagged by referees Friday evening, were forced to punt after three-and out possessions through much of the game and didn’t manage a first down until early in the second quarter.
East Paulding added three more scores in the third quarter — touchdown runs of 6 and 2 yards, and a safety — to pull ahead 51-0 after three quarters.
Madison County scored its lone touchdown with 4:58 to go in the game, when Owens carried the ball in from 11 yards out on fourth and four.
For the rest of this story, see this week's edition of The Madison County Journal.
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