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October 5, 2006

McKenzie vs. Dyer, 2006 mckenzierebels.com Bowl Photo Album (photos by Matt Swinea)

Members of the Dyer Junior High cheerleader squad, which claimed third place in competition at Bradford last week, include Haley Crossnoe, Keisha Prescott, Amanda Stoots, Andrea Lynch, Melviena Hayes, Courtney Churchwell, Courtney Rasberry, Rheannah Young, Faith Abbott, Kanace Sullenger, Mallarie Riffe and Anna Lovell. Cheerleader coaches are Cheri Green and Dena Thetford.

Members of the McKenzie Middle School cheerleader squad, which claimed first place in competition at Bradford last week, include Hannah Harris, Ashley Hampton, Hope Cunningham, Katlin Haywood, Kelsey Mattox, Taylor Davis, Hannah Herrin, Kendra Gilmore, Laura Kay Oakley, Katie Chadwick, Elizabeth Harper and Mallory Dunavan. MMS cheer coach is Traci Lunn.

McKenzie cheerleaders do some building as they entertain the fans with their first-place show from Bradford's competition. They performed their routine before the 2006 mckenzierebels.com Bowl at Bethel's Wildcat Stadium.

McKenzie cheerleaders raise the Rebel spirit during their pre-game performance.

McKenzie cheerleaders conclude their performance in pregame of the 2006 mckenzierebels.com Bowl.

McKenzie and Dyer meet at midfield for the 2006 mckenzierebels.com Bowl coin toss.

A good turnout watched McKenzie and Dyer battle in the inaugural mckenzierebels.com Bowl at Bethel College's Wildcat Stadium.

McKenzie runner Matt Thomas grinds out some yardage in the first quarter.

McKenzie's offensive MVP Devin Wagner surges ahead for a couple of yards.

Dyer's Darius Armstrong streaks for yardage against the McKenzie Middle School Rebels. He had 123 yards rushing and a TD.

McKenzie runner Jace Hargrove breaks free to the outside against the Dyer Eagles.

McKenzie running back Neal McCann scores on his 24-yard romp to tie the game with under a minute to play in the fourth quarter.

McKenzie celebrates victory as the clock winds down on the inaugural mckenzierebels.com Bowl at Bethel College.

The scoreboard at Wildcat Stadium shows the result of an entertaining football game.

Cody Hobson was the defensive MVP and Darius Armstrong was the offensive MVP for the Dyer Eagles in the inaugural mckenzierebels.com Bowl.

The Dyer Eagles eagerly accept the runner-up trophy for the 2006 mckenzierebels.com Bowl at Bethel College.

McKenzie MVP's for the 2006 mckenzierebel.com Bowl are Tyler Verner (defensive) and Devin Wagner (offensive).

McKenzie accepts the championship trophy of the 2006 mckenzierebels.com Bowl Thursday night at Wildcat Stadium after defeating a tough Dyer Eagle team 22-20.

The Rebels get the hardware after defeating Dyer 22-20 and....

...hoist it aloft in celebration of their victory.

The Dyer Eagles, 2006 mckenzierebel.com Bowl runners-up, finishing with a fine 5-3 mark this season.

The McKenzie Middle School Rebels, 2006 mckenzierebel.com Bowl champions, finishing with their second straight 7-2 record and second successive bowl victory.

McKenzie Middle School coach Brad Chappell talks to his team following its thrilling 22-20 victory over the Dyer Eagles in the 2006 mckenzierebels.com Bowl at Bethel College's Wildcat Stadium.