With 52 points in the first half, Middleburg High football continued its high-scoring season with a 58-14 win at Westside. After a 37-13 preseason win against perennial playoff contender Baldwin last …
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With 52 points in the first half, Middleburg High football continued its high-scoring season with a 58-14 win at Westside.
After a 37-13 preseason win against perennial playoff contender Baldwin last week, coach Ryan Wolfe had his team on complete cruise control with the Broncos defense getting a blocked punt and a safety before running backs Travis Pinkard and Gino Addison led a 17-0 score.
From there, Middleburg got a pick-six interception from defensive end Dominic Swilley for a 24-0 lead as the first quarter ended.
In the second quarter, quarterback Mason Bacus hit Jordan Williams for a short touchdown pass to make it 31-0, then a 45-yard pass and a 38-0 lead.
A Floyd Reed interception set up a Bacusto Deshun Green 12-yard TD run, then Dominic Swilley caught a touchdown from quarterback Jordyn Grace for the 52-0 halftime score.
Middleburg next hosts NFEI (North Florida Educational Institute) on Aug. 29. NFEI won 32-20 against Branford its their opener. NFEI was 1-8 last year.
