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Tri-County Academy Football Team History

Tri-County Academy Rebels

Tri-County Academy

400 Cox Ferry Road Flora, MS
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Colors: Red, White & Navy Blue
Coach: Douglas Holder

1970 <-- 1986 <- 1987 -> 1988 --> 2023

1987 Season Highlights

Douglas Holder enters his 1st season as Head Coach at Tri-County Academy.

The Rebels won the Class MAIS-A District Capitol Championship.

1987 Season

Date	Opponent	Score
Fri., Aug. 28	vs. Simpson Academy	27	8	W
Fri., Sep. 4	vs. East Rankin Academy *	29	0	W
Fri., Sep. 11	@ Brookhaven Academy	20	0	W
Fri., Sep. 18	vs. Porters Chapel Academy *	0	3	L
Fri., Sep. 25	@ Central Hinds Academy *	41	19	W
Fri., Oct. 2	vs. Rebul Academy *	42	12	W
Fri., Oct. 9	vs. Sharkey-Issaquena Academy *	12	0	W
Fri., Oct. 16	vs. Sylva Bay Academy	26	6	W
Fri., Oct. 23	@ Rankin Academy *	8	0	W
Fri., Oct. 30	@ Union Academy *	27	0	W
Playoffs
Fri., Nov. 6	@ Prentiss Christian	0	21	L	1st Round Playoffs

1987 Season Totals
Record	9-2
Points Scored	232
Scoring Average	21.1
Points Allowed	69
Defense Average	6.3
Opponents Record	53-58
District Record	6-1
Home Record	5-1
Away Record	4-1

1987 Class MAIS-A District Capitol Standings
	Regular Season			Playoffs			District Record
Team	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	W/L/T	PF	PA	Coach
Tri-County Academy	9-2	232	69	0-1	0	21	6-1	159	34	Douglas Holder
Sharkey-Issaquena Academy	9-1	272	127				6-1	179	88	Pete Lewis
Porters Chapel Academy	6-4	133	109				5-2	119	59	Erwin Baylot
Rankin Academy	7-3	157	85				4-3	94	71
East Rankin Academy	5-5	145	127				3-4	101	105	Tony Hill
Central Hinds Academy	3-6	90	158				2-5	78	142
Rebul Academy	3-7	128	181				2-5	85	138
Union Academy	0-10	58	293				0-7	42	220

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