Middlesboro junior quarterback Chase Roark avoids a Letcher Central lineman and throws the ball down field during last week’s 13-9 win. The Jackets will try to keep the momentum going against another 5-A, District 8 opponent as they travel to Clay County Friday night for the second game of the Appalachian Bowl. Roark should have his favorite target Thomas Epperson back for the game, Epperson has been out since the scrimmage against Lynn Camp with various in juries. Kick-off will be around 8:30 p.m. following the Johnson Central-Knox Central game. In other local action Friday Pineville hosts Berea, Cumberland Gap hosts South Greene and Claiborne hosts Chuckey-Doak.
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