Prescott South Middle School Plays First Ever Football Game.

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By Andrew Steele

Story Published: Aug 19, 2011 at 4:15 PM CDT

Story Updated: Aug 23, 2011 at 2:41 PM CDT

Photos by: Stacey Copeland and Veronica Clouse

PSMS Bulldogs played their first football game last night. The game, which was played in Livingston, brought out a lot of support for Prescott. Cameron Hayes #20 scored the only touchdown for the Bulldogs. The quarterback was Cameron West #10. The team played well for their first game but ended up losing to Overton County in the end.

The team and coaches is very excited about what the rest of the season will shape up to be.

Editors Note: With Prescott South Middle School starting a new athletic program there are many games and matches to attend. If you attend these games and matches and would like to send pictures, scores and information about the it CookevilleTimes.com would love to publish it for you.

You can send all information to Andrew@CookevilleTimes.com

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joseph williams said on Wednesday, May 9 at 7:00 PM

whats up hannah ? Are you on a football team ???

joseph williams said on Wednesday, May 9 at 6:57 PM

sup??

hannah towns said on Thursday, Nov 24 at 7:28 PM

gatta lovefoot ball right

hannah t mrs cox said on Friday, Nov 18 at 6:26 PM

we had a good year go bulldogs

Veronica Clouse said on Tuesday, Aug 23 at 11:09 AM

I have a lot of photos of the game at veronicac.zenfolio.com/

hannah towns 6th grade hr cox said on Sunday, Aug 21 at 10:12 PM

sorry we lost to them but we'll win next time im sure better luck next time

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