Warner Robins (12-1) is trying to reach the title game for the fifth straight year. The defending state champion Demons average 49 points per game, while the fast and physical Seminoles allow 13.1 points per game. This will be a classic contest of Warner Robins’ offense against the Creekside defense. “We didn’t put much pressure on him when we played him earlier this year and he got comfortable back there and ate us alive.” “He’s definitely developed exponentially from last year to this year,” Hall said. Hall has watched all the film and has seen how Lewis has improved since his junior season. He’s an amazing leader and has made great decisions so far.” You can trust him to get you out of bad plays and to know when to force things and when not to. Stephenson said, “He’s such a good guy with the ball in his hands. But the offense revolves around quarterback Lewis who quietly completed 13 of 16 passes for 234 yards in last week’s 31-7 win over Clarke Central.
Quin Smith, the other receiver, is another threat to go the distance and Gage Leonard is a reliable running back who is tough to bring down. He’s a speedy guy with the knack for making the big play at the right time, on offense, defense and special teams. Right tackle Christian Wesemeyer and left tackle Nick Pearson had never taken a varsity snap until this year, but have become consistent, productive starters.įirst-year Blessed Trinity coach Tom Hall gave credit for the line’s success to run-game coordinator and O-line coach Tom Ryan, saying, “he is without a doubt the unsung hero around here.”Ĭalhoun’s Speer gets much of the attention, as you might expect for a four-star player. The BT line is anchored by center Jack Pirinelli, who has committed to Army, and junior Skye Richardson (6-4, 280), who moved from tackle to left guard and has flourished there. “They create the holes and he does the rest.” Their technique is amazing,” Stephenson said. “They do such a good job blocking and they’re all big and strong. He went for 224 and five touchdowns in last week’s 49-7 win over Villa Rica. Haynes has rushed for 2.200 yards, despite missing two games. Both teams have big-play potential on offense, with Blessed Trinity’s Justice Haynes one of the top junior running backs in the country and Calhoun rolling behind veteran quarterback Christian Lewis and Georgia commit Cole Speer, the region player of the year, at wide receiver.
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