Webster, Colts roll past Tigers
The Inter-Mountain photos by Joey Kittle Philip Barbour’s DaShawn Webster dives into the end zone for one of his four touchdowns rushing against Elkins Friday night at Tiger Stadium. Webster finished with 203 yards on the ground in the Colts’ 48-0 win.
Elkins High School’s Christian Lopez finds running room on a kickoff return Friday night against Philip Barbour at Tiger Stadium.
The Inter-Mountain photos by Joey Kittle Philip Barbour’s DaShawn Webster dives into the end zone for one of his four touchdowns rushing against Elkins Friday night at Tiger Stadium. Webster finished with 203 yards on the ground in the Colts’ 48-0 win.
Elkins High School’s Christian Lopez finds running room on a kickoff return Friday night against Philip Barbour at Tiger Stadium.
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ELKINS -- Philip Barbour's offensive weapons were on full display in Friday night's win over Elkins to spoil Homecoming at Tiger Stadium.
DaShawn Webster led the charge as the senior rushed for 203 yards and scored four touchdowns to lead the Class AA, No. 18 Colts to a 48-0 win.
Webster busted loose for a 53-yard run with 3:10 left in the first quarter and Layna Grassi, who was 6 of 7 on conversion kicks on the night, added the PAT.
Webster added scoring runs of 7 and 20 in the second quarter, while Patrick Webster hauled in a 23-yard reception as Philip Barbour led 28-0 at halftime.
DaShawn Webster added a 4-yard TD run in the third quarter and Ethan Floyd a 5-yard scoring reception.
Michael Salisbury snagged a 24-yard TD catch with 11:06 left in the game to conclude the scoring.
Floyd added 53 yards rushing, TD Bodkins 46 and quarterback Kaden Humphreys 39 yards on the ground to go along with three touchdown passes. Salisbury had four grabs for 61 yards.
Nick Bowers had 31 yards rushing and Todd Vandevender a 40-yard reception from Jaxon Drennen to lead the Tigers, who were plagued by five turnovers on the evening.
Elkins' best scoring chance, which was set up by Bowers' 47-yard kickoff return, ended on a fumble at the PB 7-yard line late in the third quarter.
Floyd and Braylyn Edwards had interceptions for the visitors.
The Tigers (0-4) visit Grafton next Friday, while the Colts (3-2) are idle.