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VINTON TERRIERS WIN 12U SANDLOT SUPER BOWL

November 11, 2022
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By Sports Editor Brian Hoffman

The Vinton Terriers 12-and-under football team completed an undefeated season with an 8-0 win over Cave Spring in last Saturday’s Sandlot Super Bowl at Salem Stadium.

The Vinton Terrier football team and cheerleaders are on the stage at Salem Stadium after winning the 12U Sandlot Super Bowl Saturday. Vinton beat Cave Spring 8-0 for a fitting ending to an undefeated season. (Photos by Brian Hoffman)

The Terriers scored on a one yard run by Con Serreno in the second quarter and Briggs Kotz kicked the two point conversion. The Terriers made that score hold up as Vinton’s defense was stout again, concluding a season in which the team didn’t allow a touchdown all year. That included when the opponent got the ball on the Vinton 10 yard line after the Terriers built a big lead.

The Vinton line opens a big hole for Con Serreno.

With Saturday’s win Vinton finished the season with an 11-0 record. This group finished 20-1 over the past two years under coach Gary Wheeler and assistants Nate Serreno, Mitch Kotz, Mike Carroll, Brian Ratliff and William Holmes.

“This is a special group that will make some noise in middle and high school football,” said Wheeler.

Vinton’s game was the third of three Super Bowl championships at Salem Stadium last Saturday. In the opener Salem beat Franklin County in the 8U final and the Salem Maroon team beat the Salem White team in the 10U championship.

Ke’Arion Burch carries the ball.
Vinton’s Zachery Taylor breaks away from a Cave Spring defender.
The Terrier defense gangs up on the ballcarrier
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