How Thomas Holland led Savannah Country Day to a win over Savannah Christian
Savannah Country Day rode the back of workhorse running back Thomas Holland as the Hornets won their first game of the season over Savannah Christian.
Savannah Country Day faced Savannah Christian in a homecoming game on September 18, aiming to secure their first win of the season. Coach Joey Blackmore relied on senior running back Thomas Holland, who delivered a standout performance. Holland ran for 129 yards and scored on 29 carries, including a decisive 3-yard touchdown that capped an impressive 80-yard, 14-play drive.
This early momentum set the tone for the Raiders' 21-10 victory over the Hornets. Blackmore expressed pride in his team's resilience and ability to score on any play, highlighting Holland's relentless running style. Running back Devin Trawick also contributed with a crucial 27-yard touchdown scramble and 37 rushing yards. Quarterback Devin Trawick's passing game, including a game-changing 18-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Jordan, played a significant role in the game's outcome.
Savannah Christian, without their starting quarterback Caden Godbee, relied on senior Jim Massey, who completed 4 of 8 passes for 37 yards, with an interception. The Hornets' defense, led by Wells Headley and William Rhodes, along with Holland and Warren Ward, was instrumental, with a key sack sealing the win.
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