Rams senior wide receiver Breon Pass breaks into the open for a gain in Reidsville’s 49-28 win over Elizabeth City Northeastern in the Eastern Regional Finals Friday night at Community Stadium. With the victory, Reidsville advances to the program’s fifth-consecutive state championship game May 8 in Chapel Hill, with kickoff versus Mountain Heritage set for 5 p.m.
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Reidsville senior running back Ste’vian Harrison breaks through the line in his final home game in the Rams win over the Eagles on April 23 in the third round of the post season.
Following last week’s victory over Elizabeth City Northeastern, Reidsville head football coach Jimmy Teague said to his team that no one ever expected to be playing football in May instead of the fall, but because the season was moved to the spring due to of the 2020 pandemic shut down, the Rams are once again in familiar post season territory as they get set for the program’s fifth-consecutive 2A NCHSAA state championship game this Saturday.
Rams senior wide receiver Breon Pass breaks into the open for a gain in Reidsville’s 49-28 win over Elizabeth City Northeastern in the Eastern Regional Finals Friday night at Community Stadium. With the victory, Reidsville advances to the program’s fifth-consecutive state championship game May 8 in Chapel Hill, with kickoff versus Mountain Heritage set for 5 p.m.
Reidsville senior running back Ste’vian Harrison breaks through the line in his final home game in the Rams win over the Eagles on April 23 in the third round of the post season.
