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From The Aiken Standard
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The Eagles hammered their way to the 1A Division II State Championship. Trailing 6-0 entering the 4th quarter, the Scott's Branch offense ran Hammer left for the rest of the game to win 14-6. The win over Williston-Elko was a surprise to many in the state, but not for the Scott's Branch faithful.
Your Scott's Branch Eagles will be hosting the 1A Division II Lower State title game this Friday when Blackville-Hilda comes to town. Last week the Eagles overcame an 18-6, 4th quarter deficit against Timmonsville only to pull out a nearly improbable 30-24 victory in overtime.
With Friday night's 44-6 pasting of C.E. Murray your Eagles are 1A-Region VII Champions!!! Now all that awaits are the playoffs. The Eagles are the #1 seed in the Lower State Bracket and face #8 seed C.E. Murray next weekend.
Quinton Singleton was named Offensive Player of the Week by the The Item as he carried the ball 21 times for 194 yards and three touchdowns, as the Scott's Branch offense churned out 457 yards of offense in a 36-29 victory over McBee. Next week the Eagles host the AA Timberland Wolves in another great early season test. The game has been moved to Thursday night due to inclement weather forecasted for Friday night.

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Scott's Branch dominated this past Thursday at the Sertoma Classic as they easily defeated Academic Magnet, 16-0. The much larger Eagles offense simply just lined up and ran at will against a bewildered Raptors defense. Quinten Singleton only carried the ball three times, but managed to pick up 29 yards and score two touchdowns. Kadeem Baxter scored on two 2-point conversion runs.

The Eagles defense proved even more impressive as they sacked Raptors quarterback William Rentz an astounding six times.

The impressive looking Eagles appear ready for next week's season opener when they visit McBee next Friday at 7:30PM.
With a mix of Hammer and Wedge, the Eagles put on an offensive clinic at the Willie Jeffries Classic this past Saturday. Curtis Davis scored on a 56-yard run on the Eagles second play from scrimmage. Davis then answered the electrifying run by rushing for the 2-point conversion. The Scott's Branch offense struck paydirt again later in the quarter as Kadeem Baxter punched it in from 5 yards out. His rush for the conversion would give the Eagles a 16-6 lead. Baxter would score again in the second and final quarter as he weaved his way into the endzone on a 14-yard run. Quinten Singleton's conversion rush would give the Eagles a 24-6 lead. A late score by the opposition did little to darken the mood as Scott's Branch prevailed 24-14.