2005

~0- 17 defeat PAT. The lead was short-lived,

returned it 12 yards to the Southwest 13-yard-line. The Warriors reached the one-yard-line on a first-down run by McCants, but were unable to further penetrate the Bear defense and settled for the successful field goal attempt on fourth and three. McCants led the Warriors in rushing \~th 114 yards on 14 carries and one score. Lowery completed 22 of 34 pass attempts for 123 yards and one touchdown.

however, as Southwest line– backer Glover Quinn of North Pike picked off Lowery's pass and race 44 yards to pay dirt with 8:28 remaining before halftime. Hoge added the PAT. East Central regained the lead at 10-7 when Gale split the uprights from 20 yards out. The short scoring drive was set up when defensive end Keith Spann of Clinton recov– ered a Bear fumble and