BLOUNTSTOWN-The Blountstown Tiger Football team has crawled its way back into the playoff picture with a dominating victory last Friday night over the Port St. Joe Tiger Sharks 33-6. After an early season loss to South Walton, the Tigers were on the outside of the playoff race looking in having to run the table in district competition to advance past the regular season.
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Blountstown Head Football Coach Greg Jordan received notification from the Florida High School Athletic Association Monday concerning the likely possibility of a three team playoff to decide the District Championship.
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Congratulations to the Lady Wildcat Volleyball team - they are District Runner-up after tournament play last week. They advance to Regionals where they will play the Baker High School Gators Wednesday night at 7 p.m. CST in Baker.
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Bottom Row: Robin Richards, Melissa Jones, Vicki Bennett, Lynn Ryals, Coach Ellis Nichols, Principal John Tomlinson, Coach Jerry Daniels, Head Coach David Pitts, Coach James Dunn.
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BLOUNTSTOWN —Homecoming 2016 was a happy one for the Blountstown Tigers as they hammered the Freeport Bulldogs 34-6 this past Friday night. Just shortly after the crowing of Katie Detweiler and Mikel Engram as Queen and King, the Tigers took control of the game on the field running out to a 27-6 halftime lead.
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A dominating Tiger defense led the way as the Blountstown Tigers defeated the Class 4A Marianna Bulldogs 20-6 last Friday night in Marianna. It was the Tiger defense that played lights out again holding the Bulldogs under 70 yards of total offense and only allowing a total of 6 points in the last three ball games.
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SAND HILLS-It was all Blountstown all night long last Thursday night at Bozeman. The Tigers scored in all facets of the game and pitched their second consecutive shut out for their first district win of the year over the Bozeman Bucks.
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The JV Tigers had a great season, ending with a 4-0 record. They defeated Chipley, Bozeman, and Sneads twice. Several starters from both the offense and defense were pulled up to Varsity before the Bozeman game and the JV Tigers still rallied together to win 22-6.
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Mother Nature brought the rain but the Blountstown Tiger offense brought the lightning and the defense brought the thunder last Friday night in Bristol. After a 1.5 hour weather delay, the Tiger offense had no problems warming up. The Tiger offense scored on five of six first half possessions racking up 391 total yards. The Tiger defense held the Liberty County Bulldogs to 130 yards of total offense and forced three turnovers leading to the Tiger 34-0 shut out.
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Mother Nature brought the rain but the Blountstown Tiger offense brought the lightning and the defense brought the thunder last Friday night in Bristol. After a 1.5 hour weather delay, the Tiger offense had no problems warming up. The Tiger offense scored on five of six first half possessions racking up 391 total yards. The Tiger defense held the Liberty County Bulldogs to 130 yards of total offense and forced three turnovers leading to the Tiger 34-0 shut out.
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Defense was the name of the game in the opening district game last Friday night for the Blountstown Tigers and South Walton Seahawks. Three Tiger turnovers and a lack of red zone efficiency by the offense led to Blountstown’s demise.
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