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Walker Insurance Play of the Week: East’s Nathan Suttle leaves them in the spin cycle

By Rivers Upchurch,

6 hours ago

(WVNS) – Week 7 of the high school football season provided us with lots of highlights, but let’s take a quick look back at the very best of the best, with our Walker Insurance Play of the Week!

In the first half of their matchup with the Oak Hill Red Devils, Greenbrier East’s Brody Hamric threw a quick pass to Nathan Suttle who took two Red Devil defenders out of the play with a nasty spin move, before taking it more than 50 yards to the house!

Suttle and the Spartans eventually fell to the Red Devils 21-14, in a very competitive game. They will be back in action on Friday, October 18, 2024 when they take on the Nicholas County Grizzlies at home in Fairlea.

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