HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Warriors focus on the moment in dominant conference win over Eagles | Latest titles
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MICHAEL FREER special at the Independent Tribune
HUNTERSVILLE – The Cabarrus Warriors knew ahead of Friday’s game with SouthLake Christian what awaited their team. A meeting with Indian Trail Metrolina Christian Academy next Friday will likely decide the Grand Piedmont Conference title and playoff positioning in the playoffs.
Bolt
But the Warriors also played as a non-looking team as they handled business on the road, beating the Eagles, 42-15. The No.5 Cabarrus Warriors in the latest Cream of Cabarrus standings improved to 6-1 overall and 2-0 in the league.
“It’s hard not to look to the future,” Cabarrus Warriors coach Jamie Bolton said in a telephone interview with the Independent Tribune. “We’re at a point in our schedule where we’ve gone from trying to compete to a team wondering what we can accomplish. “
Lamb
With four touchdown passes from Will Jones and two touchdown receptions from Xander Lamb, the Warriors had little trouble staying focused on the game in front of them. They had a 28-7 halftime lead and have never regretted their fourth 40-point game of the season.
“It was tough for us tonight,†said Bolton. “SouthLake, these kids played hard. It was a physical football team.
“We are very happy with how we were able to stay focused and achieve the victory. “
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