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1978 State Championship Final Summaries

  
1978 Class 2A State Championship Game
Elmore County vs. Hazlewood
Elmore County
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
H 15   Stanhope Elmore 18 L  
 49   Pike County 0 #Lost  
A 36   Autaugaville 2 #Lost  
H 42   St. Jude 14 W  
H 47   Holtville 0 W  
H 27   Reeltown 22 W  
A 57   Tallassee 6 W  
H 61   D.C. Wolfe 0 W  
A 34   Wetumpka 0 W  
A 34   Dadeville 8 W  
H 42   Handley 7 W  1st Rd
H 35   Montevallo 14 W  2nd Rd
A 24   Slocomb 22 W  Semi
A 7   Hazlewood 6 W  Finals
  
51011-3-0 119
Region Record  3-1
Hazlewood
 Site  PF   Opponent  PA   WLT  OT    
H 28   Courtland 8 W  
A 34   Red Bay 6 W  
H 22   Colbert Heights 6 W  
H 22   Cherokee 7 W  
A 27   Madison County 0 W  
H 25   Brooks 0 W  
H 10   Colbert County 8 W  
A 14   Hatton 2 W  
A 32   Vinemont 14 W  
H 20   Lexington 6 W  
H 16   West Morgan 6 W  1st Rd
A 23   Plainview 0 W  2nd Rd
A 27   Oneonta 13 W  Semi
H 6   Elmore County 7 L  Finals
  
30613-1-0 83
Region Record  7-0
Game Summary
Elmore County
0 0 7 0 -- 7
Hazlewood
0 0 0 6 -- 6
 
 Scoring Summaries: 
Elmore County: Alvin Freeman 1 yard run (Glenn Pitcher PAT) 3:24
Hazlewood: Lynwood Fuqua 48 yard fumble return (PAT failed)
 
  Elmore County Hazlewood
First Downs 8 8
Rush/Yards 140 60
Pass/Yards 0 76
Pass att/com/int 4-0-0  22-13-3
Total Yards 140 136
Fumbles/Lost 4 2
Punt/Avg. 5-35.0 5-31.4
Penalties 35 20
Time of Poss.
    
Game MVP:
Records:  Elmore County (11-3); Hazlewood (13-0)
Coaches: Terry Burt, Elmore County and Jackie Ferguson, Hazlewood
Game: Played Friday December 1, 1978 at Town Creek
 
Summary:
          The Hazlewood Golden Bears fell one point short of a state championship as the Elmore County Panthers won the Class 2A state championship by a score of 7-6. The two teams fought to a scoreless first half before Eufaula got on the scoreboard in the third period.
          Pierre Leonard intercepted a Rocky Odell pass at the Bears 22-yard line to set up the Panthers in scoring position. Four plays later Alvin Freeman scored on a one yard run to give the Panthers a 7-0 lead.
          Hazlewood's lone score came when Lynwood Fuqua returned a fumble 48 yard for a touchdown early in the final stanza. Place kicker Thomas Jones missed the all-important PAT and Elmore County still led 7-6. With 19 seconds remaining, Hazlewood had a potential game-winning 44 yard field goal blocked.
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