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Picayune cruises past West Harrison 56-14

  • carey54
  • Sep 30, 2017
  • 2 min read

Picayune-The Picayune Maroon Tide cruised to their second Region 4-5A win with a 56-14 homecoming victory over West Harrison at Lee-Triplett Stadium. The win pushes Picayune's overall record to 5-1 and 2-0 in region play.

Brian Taylor partially blocked a West Harrison punt on the first possession of the game and Picayune took over at the Hurricane 26. Shaun Anderson scored 4 plays later on a 5 yard run for a 7-0 lead after Sam Nagi's extra point with 8:50 left in the first quarter.

Brian Taylor (33) blocks a punt in the first quarter

(photo by Rashell Dawsey)

Picayune got the ball again deep in West Harrison territory when the Hurricanes had a bad snap on a punt and Rashard Johnson pounced on the loose ball at the West Harrison 17. Anderson scored two plays later on another 5 yard run to push it 14-0.

Tyler Penton post game interview

Picayune built a 42-14 halftime lead getting touchdowns from Brian Taylor (19 yard run), Jaurice Travis (5 yard run and 1 yard run), and Tyler Penton (1 yard run). Penton also threw three passes completing all three; a 59 yarder to Elijah Burton, a 33 yarder to Ronald Polk, and a 59 yarder to Peyton Esslinger.

West Harrison's touchdowns came on an 11 yard pass from Dayln Anderson to Darrian Brown and a 29 yard run by Joel Washington.

The Maroon Tide points in the second half came on a 1 yard run by Anderson and a 34 yard run by Travis. Nagi was perfect on the night on his extra points (8 for 8).

Anderson finished with 15 rushes for 123 yards and Travis added 89 yards on 12 carries.

Picayune will travel to play Stone next Friday at A.L. May Stadium on the campus of Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College.

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