CULLMAN, Ala. — The youth football regular season is ramping up and we had a full slate of key games with playoff implications around the area this weekend. The Good Hope Raiders hosted the Cold Springs Eagles, the Cullman Bearcats traveled to take on the Vinemont Eagles, the Hanceville Bulldogs hosted the Holly Pond Broncos, and the West Point Warriors went to Fairview to take on the Aggies.
On the first play of Good Hope’s Wee-Wee game against Cold Springs, Shaun McManus took a handoff 65 yards for a touchdown and punched in the two-point conversion to get the Raiders off to a fast start. McManus has cerebral palsy, and his coach says he loves football and playing with his teammates more than anything. He even liked steps in to help his coaches sometimes.
Cold Springs Eagles at Good Hope Raiders
Fireplug: Raiders 18 – Eagles 2
Wee-Wee: Raiders 46 – Eagles 7
Pee-Wee: Raiders 41 – Eagles 0
Cullman Bearcats at Vinemont Eagles
Fireplug: Eagles 33 – Bearcats 0
Wee-Wee: Eagles 20 – Bearcats 0
Pee-Wee: Bearcats 28 – Eagles 8
Holly Pond Broncos at Hanceville Bulldogs
Fireplug: Broncos 6 – Bulldogs 0
Wee-Wee: Broncos 7 -Bulldogs 6
Pee-Wee: Broncos 26 – Bulldogs 0
West Point Warriors at Fairview Aggies
Fireplug: Aggies 14 – Warriors 8
Wee-Wee: Aggies 12 – Warriors 6
Pee-Wee: Aggies 7 – Warriors 6
Cullman County Youth Football Records after Week Six
Fireplug
Good Hope (5-1)
Hanceville (5-1)
Holly Pond (4-2)
Fairview (3-3)
West Point (3-3)
Cold Springs (3-3)
Vinemont (1-5)
Cullman (0-6)
Wee-Wee
Vinemont (5-1)
Holly Pond (5-1)
Good Hope (5-1)
Fairview (5-1)
Cullman (2-4)
West Point (2-4)
Hanceville (0-6)
Cold Springs (0-6)
Pee-Wee
Cullman (5-1)
Good Hope (5-1)
West Point (5-1)
Fairview (4-2)
Vinemont (3-3)
Holly Pond (2-4)
Hanceville (0-6)
Cold Springs (0-6)
Week Seven Schedule (October 12)
Hanceville at Cold Springs (9 a.m.)
Cullman at West Point (9 a.m.)
Fairview at Good Hope (4 p.m.)
Vinemont at Holly Pond (4 p.m.)
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