Bethel junior Garrison Reid (#8) and McLoud senior Sabir Perry grab for the ball during Bethel's first home game on Sept. 12. The Wildcats won, 58-32. Photo courtesy of Richelle Treece
Bethel junior Maddox Davis carries the ball as two McLoud players work to bring him down. Photo courtesy of Richelle Treece
Bethel senior Leighton Swegheimer tries to guard the ball as McLoud freshman Anthony Gilliam takes out his legs during Bethel's first home game on Sept. 12. The Wildcats won, 58-32. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun
The Bethel High School Cheerleaders perform during their first home football game, against McLoud, on Sept. 12. Natasha Dunagan, Countywide & Sun
The Bethel Wildcats took on the McLoud Redskins last Friday, and the early returns were that it was a barn burner. It stayed that way until the Wildcats took solid control of the game late in the third quarter and Bethel ran away to a 58-32 win.McLoud struck first on a 31-yard pass, and the extra-point was good, and the Redskins led 7-0. Bethel bounced back with a 2-yard TD pass and conv...
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