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Rossview Hawks Football closes regular season with 45-0 victory over Northwest Vikings
Clarksville, TN – Halloween night was anything but scary for Rossview High School’s football team, as they closed out their regular season with a 45-0 District 10-AAA victory over Northwest High School.
Success on fourth down and Viking turnovers were the early treats for Rossview (7-3, 6-1 District 10-AAA), as it capped off the opening drive of the game with a 35-yard touchdown pass from Muncie Prater to Isaiah Johnson on fourth down to give the Hawks a 7-0 lead, with 8:04 lead in the first quarter.
Rossview Hawks beats Northwest Vikings 45-0. (Clarksville Sports Network)
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Rossview High football dominates West Creek in 49-0 District 10-AAA victory
Clarksville, TN – Isaiah Johnson and Tristin Luke combined for 293 yards rushing and five touchdowns, October 10th, as Rossview High School’s football team had no problems with West Creek High School in a 49-0 District 10-AAA victory.
Johnson, who finished with 193 yards rushing on 28 carries for Rossview (5-3, 4-1 District 10-AAA), scored all three of his touchdowns in the first half, while Luke – who totaled 100 yards on the ground – scored a late touchdown in the second quarter and the only touchdown scored in the second half by either team, coming in the third quarter.
Rossview High Football beats West Creek 49-0.
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Rossview Hawks rally in second half to down Kenwood Knights 26-18 in 10-AAA showdown
Clarksville, TN – After being held in check for most of the opening half, Rossview High School’s football team scored the final three touchdowns of the game, Friday night, October 3rd in their District 10-AAA matchup, versus Kenwood High School to rally for a 26-18 victory.
The Hawks (4-3, 3-1 District 10-AAA) were trailing 18-7, with just 29.3 seconds left in the first half, when they started their rally with a drive starting at the Rossview 43-yard line.
Isaiah Johnson, who finished the night with a game-high 213 yards rushing on 32 carries, snapped off runs of 11-, 12- and five-yards to get down to the Knights 29-yard line, with just under 10 seconds left in the half.
Rossview High Football beats Kenwood High 26-18 Friday night.
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Rossview Hawks run game shreds Stratford Spartans’ defense in 55-12 blowout victory
Clarksville, TN – Rossview High School’s running attack went through, around and over the Stratford High School defense, Friday, September 12th, with the Hawks totaling 505 yards on the ground in a 55-12 blowout victory over the Spartans.
Isaiah Johnson would lead the way for Rossview (2-2), with the senior running back finished the night with 251 yards on 18 carries – including touchdown runs of 43- and 4-yards.
In fact, his 43-yard run for a score — for a 6-0 lead — was the first touchdown of the night for the Hawks, which came on their second drive of the game after the defense had forced a punt by the Spartans from their eight-yard line.
Rossview dominates Stratford 52-12. (Michael Rios – Clarksville Sports Network)
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Rossview High Hawks keep Warfield Shield with 48-3 win over Clarksville High
Clarksville, TN – Scoring touchdowns on five of its six first-half possessions, September 5th, Rossview High School not only picked up its first win of the season; but also retained the Warfield Shield with a 48-3 District 10-AAA victory over Clarksville High School.
It wouldn’t take long for the Hawks (1-2, 1-0 District 10-AAA) to start their night’s scoring, as they took their opening possession right down the field, 80 yards on six plays, with Isaiah Johnson going in from five yards out to put Rossview up 6-0 just 1:44 into the game – after the extra-point attempt was no good after hitting the upright.
Rossview defeats Clarksville High 48-3 to keep the Warfield Shield. (Mateen Sidiq – Clarksville Sports Network)
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Rossview Hawks soccer earns historical win with victory over West Creek Coyotes in 10-AAA Finals
Clarksville, TN – Rossview High School’s boys soccer team has been one of the upper-level teams in District 10-AAA since the school opened, but never winning back-to-back district titles.
That is until now, as the Hawks (13-3-4) made it make-to-back tournament titles with a 2-0, May 8th, victory over West Creek High School.
“I couldn’t be prouder of this group of boys,” Rossview coach Danny Chartrand said. “I’ve been telling anyone that would lesson that we’re 16 or 17 (players) deep and they’re genuinely not selfish and understand what the team is and they’re willing to play the minutes, do what we ask them to do, no matter where it is on the field. «Read the rest of this article»
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