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Game of the Week: Hewitt-Trussville trounces Pinson Valley 59-7
By Sarah Killian
Game of the Week: Hewitt-Trussville trounces Pinson Valley 59-7
IMPLICATIONS. BUT RYAN, OUR GAME OF THE WEEK IS A PRETTY GOOD ONE. YEAH, IT IS JULIAN FOR ONE HEWITT TRUSSVILLE. THAT鈥橲 THE RECORD THIS SEASON. GET THIS. THE HUSKIES HAVE NOT LOST MORE THAN FOUR GAMES SINCE 2015. IN HIS 11TH SEASON, JOSH FLOYD HAS HIS GROUP WORKING PINSON VALLEY LOOKING TO PUT A STOP TO THAT. JUST 1 IN 4. THIS YEAR. HERE鈥橲 THE ALL TIME SERIES RECORD. HEWITT TRUSSVILLE LEEDS 25 SEVEN AND NOTHING. HUSKIES HAVE WON THE LAST NINE MEETINGS. CAN THEY MAKE IT TEN? WE SHOWED UP. THIS IS A HALFTIME THAT YOU GOT TO LOVE TO SEE JULIAN BECAUSE YOU GOT BAND. YOU GOT A FOOTBALL PLAYER IN THE BAND AS WELL. GO BIG RUN HERE. ZACH BENEDICT MAKING IT 45. NOTHING. ALL HUSKIES IN THIS ONE. THIS IS IN THE THIRD 734 LEFT. SO THE CROWD IS LOVING IT. AND KINSTON NOT SO MUCH THOUGH. THIS THROWING TOUCHDOWN THIS TIME JAKE LOWERY FINDS JACKSON MARTIN. HEY MAKE THIS 52 NOTHING 614 LEFT. SO STILL SOME TIME BUT NOT ENOUGH FOR PINSON TO COME BACK IN THIS ONE. IT WAS ALL HUSKIES 59 TO 7. HEWITT ADVANCE TO FIVE AND ONE ON THE SEASON. COACH FLOYD HE LIKED WHAT HE SAW AND WHY NOT AFTER 59 POINTS IN THIS ONE BROOKSIDE COME OUT WITH THE WIN. I THOUGHT OUR GUYS CAME OUT HERE AND TOOK CARE OF BUSINESS. OUR DEFENSE PLAYED REALLY WELL TONIGHT. I THOUGHT OUR OFFENSE PLAYED REALLY WELL AT TIMES, A LITTLE
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Game of the Week: Hewitt-Trussville trounces Pinson Valley 59-7
By Sarah Killian
Hewitt-Trussville kept the ball rolling on a winning season Friday night with a whopping, 59-7 win over the Pinson Valley Indians.锘�"I thought our guys came out here, took care of business," said Huskies head coach Josh Floyd. 锘縏he loss marked the third in a row for Pinson Valley who faces off against Mountain Brook High School on October 11.锘匡豢The Huskies face off against Thompson next week.Before the Game Friday morning, the Huskies marching band and cheerleaders appeared on 米兰体育 13 to show how they are preparing for the big game. This will be the first game for Hewitt-Trussville's marching band to feature its full halftime show. This season's show is called "Machine Awakens" and features a variety of traditional and contemporary pieces. "The theme is really great because it shows all the music that we鈥檙e playing," senior saxophonist Echo Burroughs explained. "We鈥檙e playing these wonderful futuristic beats by Tron, and we have these old-school beats by 'Cowboy Bebop,' that show. And then we have 'What Was I Made For' by Billie Eilish. And then we have 'Invention 13' by Bach."The Hewitt-Trussville cheerleaders have been working hard preparing for football games and their upcoming competition season. The team saw a lot of success last year, and they're hoping to continue that success this year. "We placed top 10 at nationals last year, and we're very excited to go back to nationals and hopefully bring home the gold this year," said Amadora Gentile, one of the captains of the Hewitt-Trussville cheer squad. Hewitt-Trussville kicks off at Pinson Valley Friday night at 7 p.m.
TRUSSVILLE, Ala. —

Hewitt-Trussville kept the ball rolling on a winning season Friday night with a whopping, 59-7 win over the Pinson Valley Indians.

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"I thought our guys came out here, took care of business," said Huskies head coach Josh Floyd.

The loss marked the third in a row for Pinson Valley who faces off against Mountain Brook High School on October 11.

The Huskies face off against Thompson next week.

Before the Game

Friday morning, the Huskies marching band and cheerleaders appeared on 米兰体育 13 to show how they are preparing for the big game.

This will be the first game for Hewitt-Trussville's marching band to feature its full halftime show. This season's show is called "Machine Awakens" and features a variety of traditional and contemporary pieces.

"The theme is really great because it shows all the music that we鈥檙e playing," senior saxophonist Echo Burroughs explained. "We鈥檙e playing these wonderful futuristic beats by Tron, and we have these old-school beats by 'Cowboy Bebop,' that show. And then we have 'What Was I Made For' by Billie Eilish. And then we have 'Invention 13' by Bach."

The Hewitt-Trussville cheerleaders have been working hard preparing for football games and their upcoming competition season. The team saw a lot of success last year, and they're hoping to continue that success this year.

"We placed top 10 at nationals last year, and we're very excited to go back to nationals and hopefully bring home the gold this year," said Amadora Gentile, one of the captains of the Hewitt-Trussville cheer squad.

Hewitt-Trussville kicks off at Pinson Valley Friday night at 7 p.m.