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9:53 pm Friday, November 5, 2004

Phil Campbell mini-midgets finish off undefeated season

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Mike Self FCT Sports Editor
The Phil Campbell mini-midgets football team recently put the finishing touches on an undefeated season.
Phil Campbell defeated Vina 6-0 this past Saturday to improve its record to 8-0. That perfect record includes a jamboree game and a playoff game.
Ryan Scott scored the winning touchdown against Vina on a run up the middle for the only points of the game.
Phil Campbell had defeated Belmont (Mississippi) the week before to clinch the mini-midget league championship before capping off a perfect season with the victory over Vina.
The mini-midgets league consisted of three teams from northwest Alabama (Phil Campbell, Vina, Bear Creek) and one from northeast Mississippi (Belmont).
The Phil Campbell mini-midgets team is pictured at right. Coaches for the team are (left to right in back row) Yogi Setliff, D. Steward, Shawn Smith, Stevie Scott and Scott Hamilton.
Team members are: First row (L to R)-Skylar Hall, Zac Madden, Christopher Thomas, Corey Gable, Justin Baker, Hunter Swinney; Middle row (L to R)-Logan Nix, Stuart Motes, Ryan Scott, Tristen Smith, Blake Whitten, Cole Brindley; and back row (L to R)-Ryan Setliff, Rickey Gable, Dewayne Chaney, Jacob Hamilton, Brian Edgar, Alex Hughes and Mikey Stone.

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