Sports, Tharptown Wildcats
 By  Staff Reports Published 
9:17 am Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Tharptown takes loss Friday night

By Bart Moss for the FCT

 

Hackleburg 48, Tharptown 17

The Tharptown Wildcats suffered a big letdown coming off their first region win last week. Tharptown couldn’t muster up much of a challenge to the perennial 1A Region 8 powerhouse Hackleburg, falling 48-17.

The Panthers scored the first 34 points in the game before the Wildcats could get on the board. Tharptown’s first score came in the third quarter on a fumble recovery in the endzone by lineman Reuben Alfaro to give the Panthers a 34-7 advantage.

Hackleburg answered, making the score 41-7.

The Wildcats scored their first offensive touchdown on a 26-yard touchdown pass from Carson Petree to Luis Macias. Macias added the point after attempt to make the score 41-14.

Hackleburg added another score late to make extend their lead to 48-14.

Macias hit a 35-yard field goal with time expiring to give Tharptown three more points.

Tharptown will be off this week.

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