Westwood TimesBELIEVE IN THE WOOD!

Stadium near completion, just in time for Phelps

CREWS WORK ON THE NEW STADIUM AT THE FAIRVIEW SPORTS COMPLEX ON WHEATLEY ROAD.

PHOTO PROVIDED BY: John Burke

Cheerleading car wash a success!EARLY SATURDAY morning Fairview cheer-leaders filled buckets full of suds and some members of the cheer squad had fun dancing with signs to get passersby on 13th Street into Tim Hortons parking lot. Fairview High School Cheerleading head coach Alysa Miller said, “It was a tremen-dous success”. Many faces from Westwood showed up to get their vehicle scrubbed by Fairview’s Cheer Team. When all was said and done the team had fun while raising money for the team. Laiken Hobbs, Junior said “I had fun dancing and getting people’s attention.”

“DA BOOT IS BACK!”Cj Leadingham ready to take the field tonight! Corey Moore

Leadingham said he’s ready to take the field,”I’m excited! I’ve gotten a lot better, my leg is ten times stronger!,” Cj said during a phone interview late Thursday. Leading-ham has been out for the past two games due to a injury sustained in the pre-season games to his fifth metatarsal. Cj can be best remem-bered for his last minute, game winning field goal last year at the 2010 season opener against West Carter. Leadingham will be back under the Friday night lights to start his Senior year tonight against Fleming County!

Leadinghamback in time

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-Fleming County QB Desmond McAdams has 665 passing yards and 7 TDs in two games.

-Chaise Gulley (21) is top receiver. 229 yards and 3 TDs already.

-Fleming beat Bath 54-14. Lost to Nicholas 46-45 despite 451 passing yards by McAdams.

-Nicholas rushed for 325 yards against Fleming.

Fast Facts About Tonights Game Against Fleming...

September 2nd, 2011

WITH A RECORD OF 2-0 THE BOYS OF THE WOOD ARE OFF TO A GOOD START TO THE 2011 FOOTBALL SEASON! SINCE THE END OF LAST SCHOOL YEAR THE WESTWOOD COMMUNITY HAVE BEEN PURCHASING STADIUM SEATS FOR THIS YEARS SEASON. WORKERS ARE FINISHING UPDATING STADIUM ON WHEATLEY RD. FAIRVIEW’S EXPLOSIVE RUNNING GAME WAS THE CATYLYST, AND THE QUARTERBACK, TY LOWE WAS THE FUEL AS FAIRVIEW’S OFFENSE WAS FIRING ON ALL CYLINDERS FRIDAY NIGHT. THE FAIRVIEW EAGLES ACTED LIKE A WELL OILED MACHINE AS THEY CRUISED BY THE EAST CARTER RAIDERS WITH A 32-7 VICTORY. WITH THE RUNNING GAME BEING THE STRENGTH, ITS NO SURPRISE THAT ALL RAIDER EYES WERE FOCUSED ON IT. TY LOWE TOOK ADVANTAGE OF THE DEFENSE AND HAD A BREAKOUT GAME PROVING THAT THE EAGLES HAVE THE RIGHT ELEMENTS OF BEING A LATE SEASON, CONTENDING TEAM.WHEN TY THREW IT, HE MADE IT COUNT AS LOWE’S THREE COMPLETIONS WERE FOR TOUCHDOWNS AS THE PLAY-ACTION TRICKERY THREW THE RAIDERS OFF OF THEIR GAMEPLAN. THE FIRST SCORE OF THE GAME WAS FROM A PLAY-ACTION PASS TO MIKEY FELTY, COMING RIGHT AFTER A BRUISING 35 - YARD RUN PLAY BY CHRIS BREWER. THE DRIVE ONLY LASTED FOR THE FIRST 1:35 OF THE GAME.ON THE NEXT SCORING DRIVE, BREWER WOULD BE THE SET UP MAN ONCE AGAIN, WITH A 47-YARD RUN LEADING TO DEVON TURNER’S 9-YARD TOUCHDOWN.AFTER THE SECOND SCORE, THE RAIDERS GOT THEIR ACTS AS DONOVAN ROE THREW A BULLET OF 11-YARD TO BLAKE MAYO. THAT PUT THE GAME’S SCORE AT 12-7. BUT THE SECOND QUARTER STARTED OFF MUCH LIKE THE PREVIOUS ONE DID AS LOWE FOUND FELTY ON ANOTHER PLAY-ACTION TOUCHDOWN STRIKE, THIS ONE FOR 17-YARDS. THE PLAY-ACTION PLAYS WERE WORKING EFFICIENTLY FOR THE EAGLES AS ANOTHER LOWE PASS STRUCK CHRIS LITTLEJOHN FOR A 20-YARD TOUCHDOWN. THIS SET THE SCORE AT 24-7 AS THE EAGLES PULLED AWAY FURTHER.FAIRVIEW’S DEFENSE HAD AN EFFICIENT GAME ALSO, AS THEY HELD THE RAIDERS FROM SCORING FOR THE SECOND HALF. THE OFFENSE DIDN’T GIVE THE RAIDERS OFFENSE MUCH TIME ON THE FIELD AS THE EAGLES WASTED A LOT OF TIME ON LONG LASTING RUN PLAYS. THE LAST SCORE OF THE GAME WOULD BE A LITTLEJOHN 1-YARD TOUCHDOWN PLAY AFTER A NEAR 9 MINUTE SERIES THAT SEEMED TO DRAIN EAST CARTER (0-2) OF ALL HOPE OF A COMEBACK.THE WHOLE GAME LOOKED LIKE A PAGE RIPPED OUT OF A TEXTBOOK OF HOW TO DEFEAT A TEAM THAT EXPECTS A GOOD RUNNING GAME, THE KEY IS PASSING IT EFFICIENTLY. FAIRVIEW (2-0) DID JUST THAT. THEY HAD THE KEY TO THE ‘’MACHINE’’.

Fairview looking good for home opener on September 9thCorey Moore & Tyler Adkins