Fairley Football

Week 0 (Aug. 22-23)
TOP PASSERS
#2    203 yards — Devin Stark, Fairley (8-for-13)
TOP RUSHERS
#10    101 yards — Justin Elliot, Fairley
TOP RECEIVERS
#2    133 yards — Fred Garrett, Fairley

Week 4 (Sept. 18-19)
TOP PASSERS
#6     222 yards – Devin Stark, Fairley (12-of-20)

Week 5 games (Sept. 25-26)
TOP PASSERS
#6  176 — Devin Stark, Fairley (5-of-8)
TOP RECEIVERS
#1  129 — Martavius Neloms, Fairley

Week 9 games (Oct. 16-17)
TOP PASSERS
#9 155 — Devin Stark, Fairley (10-of-18)

source: commercialappeal.com

The Bulldogs came out swinging on Thursday night.  The ground game was led by Artavius Gregory resulting in a 21-0 lead by Fairley at halftime.  The defense continued their dominance in the second half blanking Southwind’s offense.  Click here to see photos from the game.  With a final score of 21-0, the Bulldogs will focus on next weeks key game against Melrose.

Dandy Dozen Update – October 13, 2008 – Fairley moves up one spot to #9

9. Fairley (6-2)

How the Dandy Dozen fared and roundup of area games
Saturday, October 11, 2008

1. MUS (7-0) was idle; Friday, vs. Briarcrest
2. Whitehaven (7-0) beat Houston, 19-6, Thursday; Friday, at Kirby
3. Millington (7-0) beat Ridgeway, 28-19; Friday, vs. Overton
4. Olive Branch (5-2) won at DeSoto Central, 42-9; Friday, vs. Horn Lake
5. Melrose (5-2) was idle; Friday, vs. Fairley at Freeman
6. Brighton (6-1) lost at Henry County, 54-0; Friday, at JCM
7. ECS (7-0) was idle; Friday, at CBHS
8. Germantown (6-1) beat Kirby, 21-16; Friday, at Houston
9. Cordova (6-1) was idle; Friday, at Bartlett
10. Fairley (6-2) won at Southwind, 21-0, Thursday; Friday, vs. Melrose at Freeman
11. Collierville (4-3) beat Wooddale, 63-12; Friday, vs. Hamilton
12. Houston (5-2) lost at Whitehaven, 19-6, Thursday; Friday, vs. Germantown

source:  commercialappeal.com

(12) Fairley 27, Kingsbury 22: Jamarcus Hines’ 38-yard run in the fourth quarter propelled the Bulldogs to the come-from- behind Region 8-4A win. Kingsbury quarterback Randy Powell gave the Falcons a 22-21 lead earlier in the fourth quarter on a 1-yard TD run. Kingsbury’s Gabriel Hunter rushed for 96 yards. Fairley is 5-2 overall and 2-1 in the region, Kingsbury is 3-4 and 1-2.

FAIRLEY 27, KINGSBURY 22
Kingsbury    0    7    7    8    —    22
Fairley    7    0    14    6    —    27

F — Artavious Gregory 31 run (Roregis Garrett kick)
K — Fakhry Khulfan 25 pass from Randy Powell (Alexander Skinner kick)
F — Derrick Murrell 60 run (Roregis Garrett kick)
K — Fakhry Khulfan 76 kickoff return (Alexander Skinner kick)
F — Artavious Gregory 6 run (Roregis Garrett kick)
K — Randy Powell 1 run (Fakhry Khulfan run)
F — Jamarcus Hines 38 run (pass failed)
K       F
First downs                17     13
Net yards rushing    179    185
Net yards passing      90     36

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING — Kingsbury, Gabriel Hunter 26-96. Fairley, Artavious Gregory 12-60, Derrick Murrell 9-77, Jamarcus Hine 2-51.
PASSING — Kingsbury, Randy Powell 6-15-90-0. Fairley, Devin Stark 3-13-36-1.
RECEIVING — Kingsbury, Davis Stephens 3-49.
RECORDS — Kingsbury 3-4 (1-2, Region 8-4A), Fairley 5-2 (2-1, Region 8-4A).

source: commercialappeal.com

Fairley’s defeat of White Station last Friday resulted in their move back into the Dandy Dozen and White Station’s fall from the poll.  A great effort was given by the whole team with exceptional performances from several key players.  Martavius Neloms was recognized as the defensive football athlete of the week and #1Top Receiver in the area with 129 yards.  Devin Stark came in #6 Top Passer with 5-of-8 receptions for 176 yards.

Monday, September 29, 2008
The CA’s Football Dandy Dozen
School… Record … Last Week
1. MUS (6-0) 1
2. Whitehaven (5-0) 2
3. Millington (5-0) 3
4. Olive Branch (4-1) 4
5. Houston (5-0) 5
6. Melrose (4-2) 6
7. Brighton (5-0) 7
8. ECS (6-0) 8
9. CBHS (5-1) 9
10. Germantown (4-1) 11
11. Cordova (5-1) NR
12. Fairley (4-2) NR
Dropped out: White Station, Collierville

Football athletes of the week
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Defense

MARTAVIUS NELOMS, Fairley defensive back: A 6-2, 180-pound senior, Neloms registered 12 tackles and had three interceptions for the Bulldogs in a 26-10 victory over White Station last Friday. Neloms’ play helped Fairley limit the Spartans to 192 total yards, as White Station failed to score in the second half. Neloms also added an 87-yard TD reception on offense.

Source:  commercialappeal.com