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Wildcats give Camden a scare
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Published: Sep 14, 2019, 2:29 AM

 

Richmond Hill High School gave perennial state Class AAAAAAA power Camden County a scare  Friday before falling 24-20 in Kingsland.

Richmond Hill (1-1) led 13-7 at halftime.

The Wildcat’s Kenyan Hunter was named the Plantation Lumber & Hardware player of the game. Hunter had four tackles, four passes defended, an interception, 38 yards rushing and a touchdown.

 

Richmond Hill stats:



Final Score: RH 20 (13,0,7,0) Camden 24 (7,0,7,10)

RH Leading Passers: Isaiah Allen 4/8 137yds 2td 1int,

RH Leading Rushers: Jalen Rouse 20 for 124yds, Kenyan Hunter 4 for 38 1td

RH Leading Receivers: Jordan Clark 2 for 114 2td

RH Leading Tacklets: Tim Fortson 8 total tackles 4 solo, Stephen Henderson 8 total tackles 4 solo 2tfl, Kenyan Hunter 4 tackles 4 passes defensed 1 int

RH Special Teams:  Britton Williams fg 3/4 (27,39,21) 5/5pat

 

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