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Wildcats QB ties school record with five touchdown passes in 57-28 victory

Posted at 3:26 pm September 28, 2013
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Oak Ridge Wildcats Ted Mitchell Reception

Junior wide receiver Ted Mitchell catches a touchdown pass from senior quarterback Jaylin Henderson near the end of the first quarter during the 57-28 homecoming victory against the Gibbs Eagles on Friday. (Photo courtesy Julio Culiat)

Oak Ridge quarterback Jaylin Henderson threw a record-tying five touchdown passes as the Wildcats rolled over the Gibbs Eagles 57-28 during a homecoming game at Blankenship Field on Friday night.

Oak Ridge (4-1, 3-0 in the district) had eight touchdowns total as they scored on drive after drive and kept the Wildcats band busy playing touchdown tunes.

Junior wide receivers Ted Mitchell and Brandon Bonds each had two touchdown catches in the first half, and senior Michael Baker caught one in the second. [Read more…]

Filed Under: High School, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Blankenship Field, Brandon Bonds, Campbell County, football, Gibbs Eagles, homecoming, Jaleel Luster, Jaylin Henderson, Joe Gaddis, Jordan Dunbar, Matt Warmbrod, Michael Baker, Oak Ridge Wildcats, Prepradio.com, Preston Booth, record, Ted Mitchell, touchdown passes

Anderson DA: Deputies acted appropriately in February shooting

Posted at 11:58 am September 11, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

The Anderson County District Attorney’s Office has completed its investigation into the officer-involved shooting that left two Indiana residents dead in February, according to WYSH Radio in Clinton.

The investigation determined that Anderson County deputies Jonathan Bryant and J.D. Powell acted appropriately in the Feb. 29 incident, which began with a gas theft in Lake City, WYSH said.

Killed in the exchange of gunfire at the intersection of Old Emory Road and Blockhouse Valley Road were Shanna Lee Richardson and Michael Baker of Indiana.

[Read more…]

Filed Under: Police and Fire Tagged With: Anderson County District Attorney’s Office, investigation, J.D. Powell, Jonathan Bryant, Michael Baker, Shanna Lee Richardson, shooting

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