<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4C9nLN_0vjtKQng00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4C9nLN_0vjtKQng00" width="1876" height="1105" ><figcaption>Quarterback Turner Shriver calls his own number in a Rebel play during the Ritchie-Williamstown game on Sept. 20.&nbsp; Denise Duelley/The Ritchie Gazette</figcaption></figure><p>WILLIAMSTOWN, W.Va. — Class AA No. 4-ranked and undefeated Williamstown manhandled visiting Ritchie County, who was delivered a 56-8 Little Kanawha Conference loss last Friday. </p><p>“Williamstown is a very solid program,” said Coach Jared Shipe. “I felt that our boys played tough offensively and moved the ball well throughout the first half of the game. I know that we were not able to score when in the red zone, and those issues are going to be fixed. I can think back to the potential scoring drives that we had, and if we would have capitalized those efforts, the game would have been back and forth throughout the first and second quarters.”</p></div></body>

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Rebels fall to highly ranked Yellowjackets on road 56-8

WILLIAMSTOWN, W.Va. — Class AA No. 4-ranked and undefeated Williamstown manhandled visiting Ritchie County, who was delivered a 56-8 Little Kanawha Conference loss last Friday. “Williamstown is a very solid program,” said Coach Jared Shipe. “I felt that our boys played tough offensively and moved the ball well throughout...