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Swainsboro Tigers prevail in physical showdown against Vidalia, 32-21

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by Roosevelt Young

This past Friday night, Buck Cravey Field in Vidalia, Georgia, was the stage for a game that felt like a playoff battle between the Vidalia Indians and the Swainsboro Tigers. In a hard-fought contest, the Tigers emerged victorious, 32-21. Let’s take a look back at the game.

Both teams showcased their strong running games. Swainsboro favored the spread formation, while Vidalia leaned heavily on the flexbone, with both sides featuring shifty backs. The matchup between Swainsboro’s senior quarterback, Bryson Tarver, and Vidalia’s senior running back, AJ McClendon, both wearing the number two, was a highlight of the night. It was a physical game from start to finish.

Vidalia received the opening kickoff and methodically marched down the field but ultimately stalled, punting to Swainsboro. On the Tigers’ first possession, they struck quickly. After just three plays, QB Bryson Tarver broke free on a powerful run from midfield, bulldozing a defender on his way to the end zone for the game’s first touchdown.

The game’s physicality only intensified from there. Vidalia responded with a tough ground game of their own, pounding the ball between the tackles. The Swainsboro defense made adjustments throughout the game, matching Vidalia’s power with their own. By halftime, Vidalia led 14-12, setting the stage for a battle down the stretch.

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At the half, Coach Robert remained confident, saying this was exactly the kind of playoff-like atmosphere he expected. He emphasized that the game would come down to who wanted it more.

Swainsboro came out strong in the second half, with the offensive line controlling the line of scrimmage and creating lanes for backs Quinn Brown, Jamia Smith, and Bryson Tarver. The Tigers scored another touchdown and a two-point conversion to take a 20-14 lead. But Vidalia wasn’t done, responding with a touchdown of their own to reclaim the lead, 21-20, heading into the fourth quarter.

In the final period, the Tigers dug deep, scoring two more touchdowns while shutting down Vidalia’s running game completely, leaving the Indians scoreless in the fourth. Swainsboro held on for a 32-21 win, improving to 2-0 in the region and 3-5 overall.

This victory sets the Tigers up for a critical matchup this week against Savannah Christian at Tiger Field. Kickoff is at 7:30 PM. Tiger Nation, let’s pack the house and support our team as they continue their push for another win!


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