Quarterback Taylor Norman threw three touchdown passes as George Washington closed out the regular season with a 42-12 victory over Woodrow Wilson Friday night in Beckley.

The No. 3 Patriots (9-1), who won their eighth in a row, rolled for nearly 300 yards out of the backfield, getting the most from Felix Mollett, who carried the ball 11 times for 106 yards, and Greg Jones, who contributed 95 yards on 13 carries. 

George Washington outgained Woodrow Wilson 293-167 on the ground.

"We played well tonight,'' said GW coach Steve Edwards Jr., "and I was proud of the way we played up front. We were physical and the kids played their keys real well. They came ready to play. That's one of the things you're always concerned about when you travel and play away, especially when you play a real good football team, which they are.''

GW's Shaquille Williams made the most of his opportunities, breaking a 48-yard touchdown run on his one touch from the backfield, and then scoring another TD on his only reception.

Matt Johnson closed out the scoring for the Patriots with a 45-yard touchdown reception, and then returning a punt 70 yards for a score.

Norman completed only three passes in the game, but all went for touchdowns.

"We didn't have to throw that much tonight,'' Edwards said, "which is OK, too. We're not into putting up big numbers. We're just into doing what we can do, executing the offense and defense so we can win the game. I'm proud of them for that. There's not much selfishness in this team, if any at all.''

The Patriots have relied on a stingy defense all season and Friday night was no different as they contained the Flying Eagles to just over 200 yards of total offense.

The Eagles' Vashawn Woods carried the ball 13 times, but the star back was held to just 61 yards from scrimmage. Rakeem Fowlkes added 48 yards on four carries.

Ryan Stafford went 8-for-22 passing for 43 yards, including a 1-yard scamper for a touchdown for the Flying Eagles (5-4).

Winfield led 21-6 after Taylor Farley's TD pass to Christian Powers with 4:51 left in the first half, but Tolsia finished with 18 unanswered points to keep its playoff hopes alive. The Rebels were ranked 21st in Class AA this week.

Quarterback Taylor Norman threw three touchdown passes as George Washington closed out the regular season with a 42-12 victory over Woodrow Wilson Friday night in Beckley.

The No. 3 Patriots (9-1), who won their eighth in a row, rolled for nearly 300 yards out of the backfield, getting the most from Felix Mollett, who carried the ball 11 times for 106 yards, and Greg Jones, who contributed 95 yards on 13 carries. 

George Washington outgained Woodrow Wilson 293-167 on the ground.

"We played well tonight,'' said GW coach Steve Edwards Jr., "and I was proud of the way we played up front. We were physical and the kids played their keys real well. They came ready to play. That's one of the things you're always concerned about when you travel and play away, especially when you play a real good football team, which they are.''

GW's Shaquille Williams made the most of his opportunities, breaking a 48-yard touchdown run on his one touch from the backfield, and then scoring another TD on his only reception.

Matt Johnson closed out the scoring for the Patriots with a 45-yard touchdown reception, and then returning a punt 70 yards for a score.

Norman completed only three passes in the game, but all went for touchdowns.

"We didn't have to throw that much tonight,'' Edwards said, "which is OK, too. We're not into putting up big numbers. We're just into doing what we can do, executing the offense and defense so we can win the game. I'm proud of them for that. There's not much selfishness in this team, if any at all.''

The Patriots have relied on a stingy defense all season and Friday night was no different as they contained the Flying Eagles to just over 200 yards of total offense.

The Eagles' Vashawn Woods carried the ball 13 times, but the star back was held to just 61 yards from scrimmage. Rakeem Fowlkes added 48 yards on four carries.

Ryan Stafford went 8-for-22 passing for 43 yards, including a 1-yard scamper for a touchdown for the Flying Eagles (5-4).

Winfield led 21-6 after Taylor Farley's TD pass to Christian Powers with 4:51 left in the first half, but Tolsia finished with 18 unanswered points to keep its playoff hopes alive. The Rebels were ranked 21st in Class AA this week.

Robertson scored on runs of 14 yards in the third quarter to lower Winfield's lead to 21-18 and then from 1 yard out with 5:44 left in the game,

Winfield (3-6) had just 55 total yards in the second half. Farley had 103 yards rushing in the first half, but just 30 on seven carries in second half. He was also 5-for-6 for 103 yards in the air in the first half, but 1-for-9 for 8 yards in second half.

Tolsia intercepted Farley on each of Winfield's final two possessions. The second pickoff was by Parsons and it came at the Tolsia 9-yard line with 46 seconds left after Winfield drove from its own 24 to the Tolsia 39.

Farley finished with 133 yards on 16 carries. Josh Clark added 46 yards on 10 totes and Powers caught three balls for 75 yards. Robertson hit on 6-of-15 passes for 111 yards for the Rebels. Travis Stamper led Tolsia's ground game with 50 yards on 14 carries.

Aaron Shrewsbury ran for 107 yards on 11 carries, including two explosive touchdown plays. The junior broke a 52-yard touchdown run and made his one reception count, turning the catch into a 46-yard score for the Patriots (5-4).

Cody Person carried nine times for 101 yards and two touchdowns.

Valley's Petey Foster ran 10 times for 87 yards, collecting most of his yards on a 64-yard touchdown run to open the game. Quarterback Jack Simms connected on three passes for 61 yards for the Greyhounds (2-7).

Pocahontas County scored two touchdowns in the last 21/2 minutes of the first half to break open a 13-7 game, then Michael Callison returned the second-half kickoff 88 yards for a 36-7 lead.

That punctuated a fine game for Callison, the quarterback who went 7-of-12 for 133 yards and two touchdowns, including a 38-yarder to Skidmore. He also rushed for 55 yards and a score, had a 2-point conversion, and kicked a field goal and an extra point. Derek Kiner was the leading receiver with 71 yards on five catches, including a TD.

Cody Taylor accounted for all the scoring for Webster County (8-2) with kickoff returns of 85 and 90 yards. Zach Tonkin rushed 12 times for 79 yards for the Highlanders, who will fall from sixth in Class AA and may have to hit the road for the first round of the playoffs.