Impressive Debut
Wamsley accounts for 4 touchdowns as Bulldogs roll past Valley, 54-13
The Inter-Mountain photos by Joey Kittle Tygarts Valley’s Noah McAtee breaks loose for a 39-yard touchdown during the second quarter of Friday night’s 54-13 victory over Valley-Wetzel at Bulldog Field in Mill Creek.
Jacob Wamsley accounted for four touchdowns in the Bulldogs’ win over Valley-Wetzel on Friday night.
The Inter-Mountain photos by Joey Kittle Tygarts Valley’s Noah McAtee breaks loose for a 39-yard touchdown during the second quarter of Friday night’s 54-13 victory over Valley-Wetzel at Bulldog Field in Mill Creek.
Jacob Wamsley accounted for four touchdowns in the Bulldogs’ win over Valley-Wetzel on Friday night.
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MILL CREEK -- Jacob Wamsley is known for his play in basketball and baseball during his career at Tygarts Valley.
His football debut was pretty good as well on Friday night as the senior accounted for four touchdowns, rushed for 180 yards, recovered a fumble and excelled on special teams as the Bulldogs gave Jay Bennett a victory in his first game as head coach in a 54-13 win over Valley-Wetzel at Bulldog Field.
It was the most points Tygarts Valley has scored since the 2000.
The Bulldogs bolted out to a 32-13 lead at the halftime, getting a pair touchdown runs from Wamsley and one each from quarterback Austin Gear and Noah McAtee on a 39-yard jolt.
Wamsley also found the end zone on a scoop-and-score on a blocked punt.
Gear, who finished with 90 yards on the ground, and Wamsley tacked on TD runs in the second half as the Bulldog defense held the Lumberjacks off the board.
Koleton Kinkade had touchdown passes to Wyatt Rogers and Gaige Wichterman in the first half for Valley.
Kinkade threw for 141 yard, with Rogers collecting 85 yards receiving.
Tygarts Valley will hit the road next Friday night at Tucker County.
The Lumberjacks, a playoff team from a year ago, will be idle until visiting Clay-Battelle on Sept. 12.