North Gwinnett, Collins Hill Win

Collins Hill and North Gwinnett claimed important Region 7-AAAAAA football victories Friday (Oct. 5).

COLLINS HILL 41, PEACHTREE RIDGE 10: Eagles QB Brett Sheehan was 21 of 28 passing for 301 yards and two touchdowns. The Eagles scored 20 points in the third quarter to remain unbeaten in the region. Next Friday, Collins Hill (4-1, 3-0) hosts unbeaten Norcross. "This is such a big rivalry game," Collins Hill running back Tyler Henderson told the Gwinnett Daily Post. "I love that score after last year's game (a Peachtree Ridge win).

NORTH GWINNETT 42, DULUTH 28: QB Michael Haynes had 145 yards rushing and two rushing TDs to lead the Bulldogs (4-1, 2-1). Duluth cut the score to 35-28 with 3:05 left. However, North recovered the subsequent onside kick. Three plays later, Haynes ran raced 45 yards for a TD. North travels to Mill Creek next week.

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Through games of Oct. 5

2012 SUWANEE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULES

 COLLINS HILL (4-1, 3-0)

Aug. 31 Central Gwinnett 27, Eagles 21

Sept. 7 Eagles 24, Dacula 22

Sept. 14 Eages 52, Habersham Central 9

Sept. 28 Eagles 40, Mountain View 7

Oct. 5 Eagles 41, Peachtree Ridge 10

Oct. 12 Norcross

Oct. 19 at Meadowcreek

Oct. 26 at North Gwinnett

Nov. 2 at Duluth

Nov. 9 at Mill Creek

PEACHTREE RIDGE (2-4, 2-2)

Aug. 25 Camden County 42, Lions 0 

Aug. 31 Parkview 3, Lions 0

Sept. 14 Lions 28, Duluth 21

Sept. 21 Mill Creek 20, Lions 10

Sept. 28 Lions 30, Habersham Central 7

Oct. 5 Collins Hill 41, Eagles 10

Oct. 12 at Mountain View

Oct. 26 Norcross

Nov. 2 Meadowcreek

Nov. 9 North Gwinnett

NORTH GWINNETT (4-1, 2-1)

Aug. 25 -- Bulldogs 16, Colquitt Co. 14

Sept. 1 -- Bulldogs 38, Flora 0

Sept. 14 -- Norcross 31, Bulldogs 21

Sept. 21 -- Bulldogs 45, Meadowcreek 20

Oct. 5 -- Bulldogs 42, Duluth 28

Oct. 12 -- at Mill Creek

Oct. 19 -- Habersham Central (homecoming)

Oct. 26 -- at Collins Hill

Nov. 2 -- Mountain View

Nov. 9 -- at Peachtree Ridge

Material from the Gwinnett Daily Post and the Atlanta Journal Constitution was used in this report.