Beavers hitting midseason stride headed into clash with George Wythe at Mitchell
BLUEFIELD — It’s not all downhill from here, by no means. And it hasn’t been without cost. But there is just a hint of a feeling that the Bluefield High School football team’s last three football victories may have bought it something like a second wind headed into the second half of the regular season slate. “It’s the job of the coaching staff and the players to just get better each week. We ...
Bluefield High School football team, the Beavers, are showing signs of a formidable midseason performance, as they gear up for a crucial matchup against George Wythe High School. Despite early setbacks, the team's head coach, Simon, remains optimistic about the team's progress and potential for success. The Beavers have climbed to a ranking of No. 10 in Class AA, with Frankfort and Williamstown tied for the top spot.
Coach Simon credits the improvement in both offensive and defensive lines, praising individual player efforts and their collective performance. Running back Willis Wilson is expected to return in time for post-season play after suffering a pulled hamstring. Sophomore running back Tyler Brown stepped up to fill Wilson's shoes, contributing 83 yards and a touchdown.
The Beavers face a strong opponent in George Wythe, a team with a solid mix of talent and size. Coach Simon anticipates a competitive game, emphasizing the importance of a cohesive effort among the team's offensive and defensive lines. The upcoming match serves as a pivotal moment in the regular season for the Beavers, as they strive to advance to the playoffs and potentially secure a victory on their home turf at Mitchell Stadium.
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