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Trion Mat Dogs Win Armuchee Open!

The Trion Mat Dogs youth wrestling team placed 1st in last week's tournament in Armuchee. The "Armuchee Open" was dominated by the Mat Dogs in every weight class and age group. Several kids placed 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th in their weight class. We are very proud of these youngsters and expect big things from them for the remainder of the season. Come out this weekend and support your Trion Mat Dogs as they do battle at Chattooga High School.

Trion Mat Dogs Wrestling Team

Some of the Medal Winners from the Armuchee Open Tournament

Trion Rec. Night Scheduled!

Trion Rec. Night is scheduled for Saturday, January 28th when our Lady Dogs and Bulldogs take on Coahulla Creek at the School Gymnasium. ALL TRION RECREATION PLAYERS WILL BE ADMITTED FREE OF CHARGE IF THEY WEAR THEIR GAME JERSEYS. HEAD COACHES AND ONE ASSISTANT WILL ALSO RECEIVE FREE ADMISSION. Game time is 6pm for the girls with the boys game immediately following.

Lyerly Recreation Re-schedules 2 basketball games involving Trion teams

The following basketball games AT LYERLY have been rescheduled by the Lyerly Recreation Dept. Please correct your schedule if your team is invloved:

13-14 Girls Basketball Schedule correction!!

The 13-14 Girls Basketball schedule has been corrected. The previous schedule had the girls starting on the 14th. That is incorrect. the 13-14 Girls actually begin play on Saturday, the 7th. The 13-14 Trion Blue girls will tip off at 10am at the Thornton Gym @ N. Floyd Gym B against Team Murdock. The 13-14 Trion White Girls will tipp off immediately following that game at 11am against the Rome Sparks also at the Thornton Gym B. To download a copy of the corrected schedule please click the link below:

NEW!CORRECTED 2012 Rome Floyd 14 and under Girls Basketball Schedule DownloadNEW!

Extended Practice schedule has been released

The Trion Rec. Dept. has released the 2012 EXTENDED practice schedule. this practice schedule will run through the remainder of the basketball season and can be downloaded by clicking the link below:

2012 Basketball Practice Schedule FINAL edition Download 

 2012 13-14 Boys Basketball schedule added

The Summerville Rec. dept. has released the 2012 Basketball game schedules. The season will begin on Thursday, Jan. 5th. We have also added the Rome -Floyd 13-14 Boys Schedule to the list below. The 13-14 Boys will also begin play on Jan. 5th   To download a copy of your teams schedule, click the appropriate age group link below:

7-8 Girls Game Schedule 2012 Download

7-8 Boys Game Schedule 2012 Download

9-10 Girls Game Schedule 2012 Download

9-10 Boys Game Schedule 2012 Download

11-12 Girls Game Schedule 2012 Download

11-12 Boys Game Schedule 2012 Download

New!2012 Rome-Floyd 14 and under Boys Basketball Schedule DownloadNew!

**You will need a copy of Microsoft Word 2007 or later to open these documents.  

Directions to the Rome Floyd Gymnasiums

The directions to all the gyms in the Rome-Floyd league can be found by clicking the links below.

Directions to the Anthony Center

Directions to the Fielder Center

Directions to the Gilbreath Center

Directions to the Thornton Center 

Revised 7-8 Rules are now up

If you attended the coaches meeting last week and didn't get a copy of the 7-8 playing rules because they needed to be revised, you may download a revised copy below:

7-8 Basketball game rules download

Basketball Rosters released

Ther Trion Rec. has released the 2011-12 Basketball rosters. To download a copy of your son/daughter's team roster, click the appropriate link below.

2011-12 7-8 Girls Rosters Download

2011-12 7-8 Boys Rosters Download

2011-12 9-10 Girls Rosters Download

2011-12 9-10 Boys  Rosters Download

2011-12 11-12 Girls Rosters Download

2011-12 11-12 Boys Rosters Download

2011-12 13-14 Girls Rosters Download

2011-12 13-14 Boys Roster Download

MITE BULLDOGS COMPLETE PERFECT SEASON

WITH NORTH GA.

SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP OVER CHICKAMAUGA

            The Trion Rec. Mite Bulldogs (8&9) completed a perfect 2011 football season by winning the North Georgia Youth Football League Super Bowl 20-18 over Chickamauga last Saturday afternoon at Ridgeland High School. The Dogs, who finished the year 10-0, ran out to a 20-0 halftime lead and then held on as Chickamauga gave them a finish. This was Trion’s second championship in the last two years (10&11 in 2009) but the first by an 8&9 team.

            Trion’s Colt Trammell was named the games’ Most Valuable Player as he rushed for 178 yards in the contest.

            The Trojans won the toss and elected to receive but on their third play from scrimmage, the ball carrier was met in the backfield by Kobe Nadu and fumbled. Jaxsun Hood jumped on the pigskin and Trion had the ball at the Bulldog 48.

            Going right to work, Trion pounded the Trojans off right tackle behind the blocks of Bo Jones, Collin Harris, Hood and Lincoln Maddux. Tailback Bryce Wallin rambled for 12 yards followed by a 4 yarder. With Chickamauga looking for the hard charging Wallin, Trammell kept the ball and skirted around the end, eluding several Trojan tacklers for a 40 yard touchdown run.

            Trion’s defense was controlling the game; in fact the Trojans didn’t manage a first down until the 5 minute mark in the second quarter. It was the only first down the team garnered in the first half. Leading this defensive charge were Nadu, Estin Powell, Kodiak Crabbe, Ty Veatch, Bowdon Brock, and Jordon Bradley.

            With the defense playing well, Trion got the ball back on a punt at their own 31. On the first play, Trammell turned inside off the block of Steven Johnson and broke clear into the Trojan secondary. Nobody was going to catch him as he jetted 69 yards for the touchdown. The Dogs missed the extra but led 12-0 with 1:18 left in the first quarter.

            Chickamauga punted when faced with 4^th and 15 and Trion had another chance to score from their own 39 yard line. Several running plays advanced the ball to the mid-stripe line where Trion had a first down. Again, Trammell did more magic as he got a blocks from Shane Johnson and Kolby Croft, juked and shook, leaving Trojans all over the field, and then motored down the field for another Bulldog touchdown. This time the point after was good as Will Wyatt caught the short toss. With 5:41 left in the half Trion was leading 20-0.

            That two point conversion didn’t seem so important at the time as the Trojans had garnered only one first down the entire half and had minus yards rushing offensively. The Chickamauga defense was also on their heels as Trion had scored 3 touchdowns on 4 possessions (the other ended in a Bulldog fumble) and showed no signs of stopping the Dogs.

            Half time was a long twenty minutes as the North Georgia League announce South and North All-Star Squads who will play against each other Dec. 3^rd at Gordon Lee High School. Named from Trion were Steven Johnson, Kobe Nadu, Colt Trammell, Kodiak Crabbe, Bryce Wallin, Will Wyatt, Lincoln Maddux, Jaxsun Hood, Dakota Jones, and Jordon Bradley. Whether the Dogs lost their focus with the long lay-off or what, the tide and momentum began to change in the second half.

            The Dogs would receive the kickoff but disaster would strike. Chickamauga recovered the bounding ball on the Trion 44 yard line. Suddenly, the Trojans began to find their stride offensively. They pounded the ball in the middle of the Bulldog defense and methodically marched down the field. In spite of the defensive efforts of the Dogs, the Trojans had first and goal at the Bulldog 8 yard line. Finally with 4:57 left in the third quarter Trojan Gabe Peterson found his way into the endzone from the 3 yard line. Trion stopped the two point conversion and now led 20-6.

            Trion got the ball back on the kickoff with a good run by Trammell who benefitted from blocks by Eli McQuese, Ethan Young, and Dawson Keith. Beginning at the Dog 37, Wallin reeled off a 34 yard run deep into Trojan territory. Two errant snaps in the shot-gun formation put Trion in 4^th and long. Trammell’s 8 yard carry was not enough and Chickamauga took over on downs at their own 27.

            The two teams swapped punts and the fourth quarter began with Chickamauga with the ball at the Trojan 43. Chickamauga went back to the pound game and began to see results. The visitors rolled off first downs and time off the clock. Kaleb Craig, Elijah Stewart, Kawyer Dennis, Seth Wilson, Corey Cameron and Braden Miller were plugged into the defense to halt the march but the Trojans had built up too much momentum. Finally, with only 2:18 left in the game, Peterson dived into the end zone for the touchdown. Again, the Dogs rose up and stopped the two point conversion and continued to lead 20-12.

            Now the Dogs were playing in their first tight game of the season. Most opponents had been dispatched early and the games not really close. With their vaunted offense and stingy defense the Dogs had had their way in rolling to the 9-0 record. Suddenly, the nerves began to tighten and the Trion fans saw that “ole Mo”mentum was wearing navy blue. But things were ok. With just two minutes left all was left to do was field the kickoff, right?

            Well Trion had trouble with the kickoff again and tensions rose dramatically on the Trion side when a Trojan came up with the pigskin on the Trion 28 yard line. A game that threatened to be a laugher at the half now had Trion fans worried and the Trojan side giddy with hope.

            The Dogs were hit with a 5 yard off-side penalty to begin the drive. The Trojans got a good run to the Bulldog 14. Soon they were knocking on the door at the Trion 8 yard line with 47 seconds to go and the Trojans took a timeout. Going back to what worked in the second half, Chickamauga pounded the ball in the middle and had a first down at the 1 yard line with 18 seconds to go. The Trojan quarterback plunged into the end zone with 12 seconds to go to draw Chickamauga within 2 at 20-18. The Trojans called their last timeout to consider their best play for a two point conversion. Most Trion fans guessed that they would pound the middle as they had done. Instead, the Trojans opted for a swing pass to the back and the pass was incomplete sending a sigh of relief throughout the Trion sidelines.

            Still, there was more drama to be experienced by the Dogs. The kickoff bounded away from a Bulldog and there was another Trojan on the ball at the Bulldog 38 yard line. Improbably, three on-side kickoffs were recovered by Chickamauga in the last 2:18 of the game. This time the Trojans caught a pass at the 24 but the final pass was knocked down as the horn sounded to end the game.

            Trion parents and fans flooded the field as the trophy presentation was made. The Dogs got their Super Bowl caps, individual trophies and a banner declaring them the 2011 8&9 Super Bowl Champions.

            This has been a great year attributed to the hard work of coaches Tracy Trammell, Chris Harris, Casey Veatch, Jimbo Crabtree, Jeremy Reece and Scott Crabbe. These gentlemen spend countless personal hours with Trion’s youngsters honing them into a team and making them better individuals. Kudos also go out to the 8&9 Mite Cheerleaders who supported their team in a tremendous way this year. The Trion Rec. would also like to thank Trion City Schools for the use of the bus to transport the kids to the Super Bowl. The Trion Pep-Band was also there to cheer on the kids and entertain the fans. It was great to hear the school song played as the kids gathered around after the trophy presentation. As always, “It’s great to be a Trion Bulldog”.