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9-10 Brooks Bears Black wins Super Bowl

Tue, 11/21/2006 - 1:37pm
By: The Citizen

9-10 Brooks Bears champions The Coaches of the 9-10 Brooks Bears Black team are Mark Neal, Robbie Baggett, Don Allen, Chris Verre, and Curt Bollinger. The players are #7 Ben Baggett, #17 Blair Davis, #24 Matt Bollinger, #32 Michael Clark, #38 Kenneth Allen, #40 Alex Neal, #45 Hunter Sweatman, #51 Jacob Edwards, #55 Ashley Sommerville, #62 Cory Carter, #70 Kolton Stooksbury, #71 Cooper Fisher, #72 Chase Bayus, #77 Dylan Crozier, #80 Austin Cobb, #87 Shawn Conaway, #91 Jeremiah Woods, #93 Nick Fraser, and #99 Chase Corbin. Photo/Special
On Saturday Nov. 11, the Brooks Bears Black finished their remarkable 10-0 season by winning the Super Bowl in Peachtree City. The Bears led by head coach Mark Neal and defensive coordinator Robert Baggett racked up some amazing stats this year. The Bears rock solid defense only allowed 25 points all season and shocked their opponents by scoring an electrifying 267 points.

The journey began on Aug. 26 in Peachtree City. The Bears were facing the Peachtree City Packers Stevenson. The Bears won the game by a score of 32-6. This win gave the Bears the start that they definitely wanted and lead the team to the next wins: 32-6 over the Fayette County Rams, 38-0 over the Fayette County Falcons, 13-0 over Peachtree City Packers Horne, 39-0 over Peachtree City Packers Floyd, 7-0 over Fayette County Bulldogs, 41-0 over Brooks Bears White and 38-6 over Peachtree City Packers Lloyd.

The victory against Peachtree City Packers Lloyd not only gave Brooks Bears Black the number one seed for the play-off games, but also brought about the 100th career win as a head coach for Mark Neal.

The first playoff game was played on Brooks’ home field vs. the Peachtree City Packers Stevenson again. Through a fierce, intense game, the Bears battled it out and won the game 13-6.

Now all that was left was the Super Bowl. The Bears were put up against Peachtree City Packers Schmidt.

This game had been anticipated all season by both teams. In the first half, the score was tied 7-7. Over half time, the teams went to their huddles and came back fighting hard for the title. The Bears put it all on the line and brought the title to their hands in the fourth quarter.

As the Bears always say, “Fourth Quarter-Bears Quarter.”

The 9-10 Brooks Bears Black finished the game with a win of 13-7. The coaches stated that this season had been years in the making and the team gave 110 percent to bring the title of 2006: 9-10 Super Bowl Champions home.

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