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Brantleys Burgays Cabaniss Cox Culloden Dillards Evers Forsyth High Falls Kelseys Middlebrooks Proctor's Russellville
Total Turnout: 7,289 out of 18,778 (39%)
Continued from Front
MP single-season program
record with 25 rushing
touchdowns. Wilson was also
a big-play threat as a receiver,
catching 25 passes for 443
yards (17.7 yards-per-catch)
and 4 touchdowns.
MP also had the region's
Defensive Player of the Year
as senior safety Desmond
Williams received that honor.
Williams led the team in
interceptions with 6, retum-
ing 4 for touchdowns, was
second on the team in tackles
with 61, first in solo tackles
with 45, and third in taddes-
for-a-loss with 5.5. On of-
fense, Williams.was also
sixth leading receiver with 15
receptions for 259 yards and
a touchdown while also rush-
ing for another score.
Other major Region
2-AAAA award recipients in-
cluded: Perry senior receiver/
defensive back Davion Ross,
who was named Athlete of
the Year and Spalding senior
Jackson Davis and West Lau-
rens senior McKinley Kemp,
who shared the region
Scholar-Athlete of the Year
award.
Six more MP players Were
named to the First Team All-
Region 2-AAAA Offense.
These induded: senior wide
receiver De drek Alford,
senior offensive tackle Colton
Dingmore, senior offensive
guard Luke Byme, senior
center Charles Dean, senior
offensive tackle Noah Davis
and senior all-around athlete
Antoine Davis.
Afford set a new MP
program record in 2018 for
single-season receiving yards
with 789 on 33 receptions
(23.9 yards-per-catch) while
tying the school record
for single-season receiv-
ing touchdowns with 12.
Meanwhile, Antoine Davis
led MP in receptions with 38
and was second on the squad
in receiving yards with 524
(13.8 yards-per-catch) and
receiving touchdowns with
5. Davis was also a standout
on defense, finishing tied for
third on the team in tackles
with 57, second in solo tack-
les with 43, second in inter-
ceptions with 3 while leading
the team in pass break-ups
with 18. The versatile Davis
also led MP in kick return
yards with 116 on 5 returns
and punt return yards with
89 on 7 returns and rushed
18 times for 96 yards and a
touchdown. The other four
First Team honorees started
every game along MP's offen-
sive line, which enabled the
balanced Bulldogs' offense to
average 428 yards per game,
213 on the ground and 215
through the air, while setting
a new school scoring record,
averaging 46 points per
game.
Meanwhile, three Bulldogs
were named to the First
Team All-Region 2-AAAA
Defense. These included:
senior defensive end Dan-
iel LaveUe, senior inside
linebacker Ladamian Sands
and junior cornerback Rico
I--I~den.
LaveUe was tied for fifth on
the team in tackles with 54
while leading MP in tackles-
for-a-loss with 10.5. Sands
led MP in tackles with 72,
was third on the team in solo
tackles with 38 and third on
the team in tackles-for-a-loss
with 5.5. Harden was 10th
on the team with 40 tackles,
second on the team with 10
pass break-ups while adding
an interception. On offense,
Harden was MP's third lead-
hag rusher with 414 yards on
36 carries (11.5 yards-per-
carry) with 9 rushing TDs.
Three more MP players
were named to the Second
Team All-Region 2-AAAA
Offense. These included:
junior wide receiver Trippe
Moore, junior tight end
Andre Jackson and senior
offensive guard Desmond
Jones. Moore was fifth
leading receiver with 265
yards and 2 touchdowns
on 15 receptions. Jackson
was MP's fourth leading
receiver with 389 yards and
3 touchdowns on 21 catches.
Meanwhile, Jones started
every game for the Bulldogs
along the offensive line.
Three more MP players
were named to the Second
Team AU-Region 2-AAAA
Defense. These induded: se-
nior defensive tackle Derrick
Goodson, Senior defensive
end Kendrell Watts and se-
nior inside linebacker Jumon
W on. Goodson was ninth
on the team in .tackles with
46 and second on the team
in sacks with 5. Watts was
eighth on the team in tackles
with 47, second on the squad
in tackles-for-a-loss with 6.5
and led the team in sacks
with 5.5. W' on tied for third
on the squad in tackles with
57, was fourth on the team
in tackles-for-a-loss with 4
and was third on the team in
sacks with 3. He also added
an interception.
Two more Bulldogs re-
ceived All-Region 2-AAAA
Honorable Mention honors.
These included: senior
outside linebacker Kanidric
Jones and freshman outside
linebacker Kelvin Harden.
Jones tied for fifth on the
team in tackles with 54 and
was fourth on the squad in
sacks with 2.5. Harden also
tied for fifth on the team in
tackles with 54 while adding
two interceptions, both of
which were returned for
touchdowns.
Quen Wilson, Afford,
Dean, Antoine Davis and
Lavelle were all First Team
All-Region 2-AAAA selec-
tions in 2017 as well. Byrne,
Dingrnore, Watts, and Sands
were all Second Team All-
Region 2-AAAA choices in
2017 while Jumon Wilson
and Williams were each
Honorable Mention All-
Region 2-AAAA honorees a
year ago.
MP will wrap up its 2018
football season with its post-
season awards banquet at the
Fine Arts Center at 6:30 p.m.
on Wednesday Jan. 9. The
public is invited to attend the .
awards portion.
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