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Botetourt Titans are runners-up in Sandlot Super Bowl Tournament

November 10, 2021
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The Botetourt Titans 8-year-old football team stands at attention for the national anthem at the Sandlot Super Bowl at Salem Stadium last Saturday.

The Botetourt Titans 8-and-under football team finished second among eight teams in the Sandlot Super Bowl Tournament. The Titans made it to last Saturday’s Pee Wee Division final at Salem Stadium before falling to the North Roanoke Vikings in the championship game, 27-12.

Botetourt put up a good fight. The Vikings drove inside the Titans’ 10-yard line on the opening series but fumbled and Brady Meadows recovered to stop the threat. Botetourt then drove to midfield, where Jordan Hampton broke loose for a 49-yard touchdown run to give the Titans a 6-0 lead.

North Roanoke answered with a 50-yard run, and converted the extra point for a 7-0 lead. The Vikings then scored with 55 seconds remaining in the half to go up 14-6 at intermission.

Carter Stickney of the Titans makes a tackle as teammates converge. [PHOTOS: Brian Hoffman]
On the first play of the second half, Hampton found a big hole again and raced 50 yards for a score. However, Botetourt missed the extra point again and North Roanoke hung on to a 14-12 advantage and that’s how the game stood at the end of the third quarter.

North Roanoke put it away with a 51-yard run with 7:08 remaining. The conversion made it a two score game at 21-12, and the Vikings put some icing on the cake with a “pick six” touchdown return of an interception with inside two minutes to go.

In the other Sandlot Super Bowl games, Cave Spring beat Franklin County in the Little Division, for 10-and-under players, 8-6, and Vinton topped Salem in the Junior Division, for 12-and-under, 22-8.

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