Battlefield and Freedom-Woodbridge first opened their doors on the same day in 2004. <\/p>\n
But thats where the similarities between the schools end at least where football is concerned. <\/p>\n
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Bishop McNamara's lineman dominates the trenches in memory of his grandfather. <\/p>\n
911 Remembrance, Syrian crisis, NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy returns in Soyuz, Fukushima victim search and more. <\/p>\n
When Battlefield (1-1) won the Div. 6 state title in 2010, the Eagles were busy going 1-9. In fact, the team has never won more than four games in a season. <\/p>\n
But those were your older brothers Eagles. <\/p>\n
Heading into Thursdays matchup with the Bobcats, Freedom is undefeated 2-0 after back-to-back victories over Osbourn Park and Osbourn. <\/p>\n
Its definitely not the Freedom team of old, and they deserve a lot of credit for what theyre doing there, Battlefield Coach Mark Cox said. <\/p>\n
All that senior running back Mike Gibson has done is shoulder the brunt of Freedoms offense. Gibson rushed for 130 yards and two touchdowns in the Eagles season-opener victory at Osbourn Park. He added a workmanlike output of 66 yards on 24 carries against Osbourn Friday. <\/p>\n
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