Stories and game recaps of Concord Spiders Football
Features, game recaps, photos, stats, and more from the Spiders 2015 season.
Game recaps, stats, and photos from the Spiders 2014 season. SPC Champs, undefeated regular season.
Game recaps, stats, and photos from the Spiders 2013 season. State 3A Runner-up!
Game recaps, stats, and photos from the Spiders 2012 season. State 3A Runner-up!
Game recaps, stats, and photos from the Spiders 2009 season. Coach Glen Padgett takes over as Head Coach of the Spiders.
The Spiders lose their first three games, then win 13 in a row to capture the 3A State Championship!
Game recaps, stats, and photos from the Spiders 2004 3A Championship Season
Hough senior quarterback Kenny Bonner-Stewart and a bruising ground game propeled Hough to a 33-0 victory over the host Spiders Friday night.
The Spider defense was able to keep the Huskies potent offense (45.6 pts./gm) at bay for most of the 1st quarter.
Marvin Ridge defeated Concord 30-7 Friday night at Robert C. Bailey Stadium.
After a few punts back and forth Marvin Ridge drove deep into Spider territory but would have to settle for a 27 yard field goal. Later after a Concord fumble Maverick quarterback Tyler Chadwick found Ryan Skibba in the corner of the endzone to put the Mavericks up 10-0. Later in the second quarter Chadwick would throw another touchdown pass(30 yard) to increase the Maverick lead to 17 points. Jacquise Moore returned the ensuing kickoff 53 yards into Maverick territory but the drive would end after a Jordan Havinga interception. The Spider defense held and the Mavericks led 17-0.
The Spider's offensive woes would continue in the second half. After the Spiders defense forced a Maverick punt on their first drive of the second half Matt Chilton picked off a Havinga pass and returned it 25 yards for a touchdown. In the 4th quarter the Mavericks would add another touchdown on a 15 yard run by tailback Kolly Ogar. On the next possession the Spiders avoided the shutout when Jordan Havinga found Jacquise Moore for a 22 yard touchdown. Brandon Barnhardt added the extra point.
The Spiders played Jordan Havinga and Ryan Goodman at quarterback. Havinga finished 4-10 with one touchdown and 2 interceptions. Goodman finished 0-1 with an interception. Tailback Denzel Phillips led the Spider rushing attack with 76 yards on 9 carries. Jacquise Moore led the receivers with 2 receptions for 21 yards and a touchdown.
The defense was paced by linebacker Bradley Phillips' 9 tackles. Brandon Rivers recovered a Maverick fumble.
The game was the first for new Head Coach Glen Padgett. Coach Padgett returned to Concord after former Head Coach E.Z. Smith resigned earlier this year. The Spiders will return to action next Friday as they host Lexington at Robert C. Bailey Stadium. Come out and support Coach Padgett and the Spiders!
Photos from Dale Barbee coming soon.
Stats courtesy Scott Dyer and Billy Lyerly.
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The Spiders defense kept them in a mistake-filled contest Friday night at NW Cabarrus. The Trojans opened the scoring with a quick strike in the 3rd quarter, then added a field goal to jump to a 9-0 lead. The Spiders answered with a Lance Lewis touchdown run around left end to make it 9-6 (extra point failed). Concord attempted a fake punt with around 4 minutes to go and failed. The turnover on downs set up the Trojans last score for the final tally of 16-6.
Concord hosted arch-rival A.L. Brown Thursday night in the 87th meeting between the neighboring schools. Brown kept the Victory Bell with a 31-19 win.
The Brown defense kept Concord's offense in check for much of the night. The Wonders held the Spiders to -33 rushing yards and produced 4 turnovers. The Wonders scored on three of the four Spider giveaways.
Brown took an early lead when Cordarious Butler found Lewis Harris for a 6 yard touchdown pass.

The Spider found a spark in the second quarter, Senior tailback P.J. Hall took a short screen pass and bolted down the Wonder sideline to tie the score at 7 a piece.
On the ensuing Wonder drive Ja'Nai Spratt scopped up a fumble and rambled 37 yards for a touchdown. Wonder quaterback Cordarious Butler was injured trying to corral the fumble. We wish him a speedy recovery.
However the Spiders momentum was short lived. The Spiders would turn the ball over twice deep in their own territory, both leading to Wonder touchdowns.
Brown enjoyed a 21-13 halftime advantage.
The defenses controlled the 3rd quarter.
Early in the 4th Wonder kicker Brian Guttierez booted a 26 yard field goal to put the Wonders up 24-13.
Justin Nicholson kept the Spiders in the game with a spectacular 83 yard punt return touchdown with 7:34 left in the contest.
Down 24-19 the Spider defense provided a key stop giving the offense one last chance to take the lead. Wonder defender Steven Howie erased any thoughts of a comeback by picking off a Spider pass and returning it for a touchdown with 1:18 left.
Hamsah Nasirildeen had a monster night, closing with 16 tackles. The Spider D held the Wonders to around 225 yards of total offense. The turnovers were too much to overcome.
The Spider offense struggled at times but there were bright spots.
1st
B - Harris 5 yard pass from Butler (Gutierrez kick), 5:08.
2nd
C - Hall 60 yard pass from Lancaster (Trott kick), 9:03
C - Spratt 37 fumble return (2pt pass failed), 7:51
B - Mahatha 1 run (Gutierrez kick), 6:03
B - Mahatha 3 run (Gutierrez kick), 4:17
3rd
None
4th
B - Gutierrez 26 FG, 10:04.
C - Justin Nicholson 83 punt return (2pt pass failed), 7:34.
B - Howie 30 yard interception return (Gutierrez kick), 1:18.
East Rowan defeated Concord 30-0 Friday night.
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Concord took the opening kickoff, then drove to the East Rowan 20 yard line before the drive was stopped due to a botched exchange. East Rowan took over on downs then methodically drove the length of the field behind a powerful running game. The drive was capped by a short touchdown pass by Mustang quarterback Jamey Blalock. Later the Mustangs would add a safety when quarterback Jacquise Moore struggled to corral a high snap near his own goal line.
The Mustangs would continue to ride the power run game adding a short Blalock touchdown run to push the lead to 16-0 at the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter provided more of the same. Concord's offense struggled and the Mustangs ran the ball at will. Just before halftime East Rowan added a 40 yard touchdown pass after a Spider turnover. East took a 23-0 lead into halftime.
Concord's defense held to start the second half, then the Spiders drove to midfield but were stopped on a key 4th down play. East would cap the scoring with a short Blalock run to put East up 30-0.
Concord had some success moving the ball but struggled to do so on a consistant basis. Dominique Posey and Jacquise Moore paced the Spiders with 53 and 52 yards rushing respectively.
The defense was lead by Jalen Brown's 11 tackles. Terrence Highsmith added a fumble recovery.
The victory was East's first win over the Spiders since 1979.
Concord will look to rebound at Hunter Huss next Friday.
Stats courtesy Scott Dyer & Billy Lyerly.
Photos from Dale Barbee coming soon.
The practice field at Concord High School took on a Hollywood feel after Monday's practice. Host Shannon Wiseman and the crew of TV's Nascar Angels were on hand to present Coach Leland Peacock with his newly refurbished car.
Coach Peacock was selected for the show which takes cars from deserving individuals then local Goodyear shops and other partners complete needed repairs. The crew interviewed Coach Peacock, other Coaches, and several Spider players.
Look for the show to air the weekend of November 18. Nascar Angels is seen in the Concord area on WAXN and WSOC. Click here for local listings of Nascar Angels.
Congratulations Coach!
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Article from Independent Tribune Sports Editor C. Jemal Horton

Originally published at http://www.wsoctv.com/sports/high-school-football/channel-9-announces-big-22-players-to-watch-class-of-2017/526073455
WSOC-TV Channel 9 and High School Football Extra’s Big 22, brought to you by Bojangles’ Famous Chicken’n Biscuits, announced the 22 high school football players who have been determined as the top pre-season standouts from area high school teams for the 2017 season.
They will be featured throughout the season on Channel 9’s weekly “High School Football Extra” show, along with in-depth coverage on wsoctv.com.
Coaches from public and private high schools located in the WSOC-TV, Channel 9 DMA viewing area in North Carolina and South Carolina were asked to nominate three players from their team and two players from other schools to be considered for the “Big 22.”
The final 22 were selected by the WSOC-TV sports department after reviewing the coaches’ nominations and using a set of judging criteria.
“Recognizing the 'Big 22' players is a great way to showcase these young athletes and demonstrates Channel 9’s ongoing commitment to our community,” said Joe Pomilla, WSOC-TV vice president and general manager.
For the 2017 High School Football season, the “Big 22” are (in alphabetical order by last name):
The “Big 22” players will also be featured on “High School Football Extra Kickoff,” a LIVE prime-time special airing Wednesday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m. on WSOC-TV Channel 9.
“High School Football Extra” will air Fridays on Channel 9 at 11:35 p.m. starting August 18.
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| Team | Quarter | Time | Scoring Play | CEN | CON | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Central Cabarrus | 1 | 08:38 | #6 Brendan Fulcher pass complete to #11 Adriel Miller for 14 yards. Touchdown! (Point after kick by #19 Andrew Roller is blocked!) | 6 | 0 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Concord | 1 | 05:56 | #7 Xavier Sanders runs for 12 yards. Touchdown! (Point after kick by #42 ALEX PETROFF is good.) | 6 | 7 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Central Cabarrus | 2 | 09:58 | #6 Brendan Fulcher pass complete to #10 Talan Baker for 17 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion pass by #11 Adriel Miller to Team is no good.) | 12 | 7 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Concord | 2 | 08:25 | #11 Kadin Presutti runs for 3 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion pass by #16 Zach Jenkins to Team is no good.) | 12 | 13 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Concord | 4 | 11:55 | #11 Kadin Presutti runs for 4 yards. Touchdown! (Point after kick by #42 ALEX PETROFF is good.) | 12 | 20 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Central Cabarrus | 4 | 11:42 | Kickoff by #54 Elijah Smith to the 21 yard line. #7 Jayden Austin-Garner return for 79 yards. Touchdown! (Two point conversion pass by #15 Kaden Kline to #28 Michael Forney is good.) | 20 | 20 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Concord | 4 | 04:12 | #15 Kaden Kline sacked at the Vikings 0 yard line. Safety! #44 Jarrell Smith on the tackle. | 20 | 22 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||