Week 2 Recap: Pack, Panthers, Seahawks fall, Raiders win again

Published 11:06 pm Friday, August 25, 2023

By Steve Barnes

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Washington High School lost their home opener to D.H. Conley, 27-0, Friday night at Wagner Stadium. The Pack (0-2) failed to score an offensive touchdown for the second straight week, while the 4A Vikings bounced back from a 60-13 loss at Wilmington Laney last week.

“We played better in the second half, but we still have a lot of work to do offensively,” said first year head coach Matt Taylor, who spent the last eight seasons as an assistant at Conley.

“We moved the ball well in the first half (seven first downs), but penalties at the worst possible time killed us,” Taylor said. “We will use our bye week to get things going in the right direction.

Conley senior receiver Isaiah Crumpler caught three touchdown passes, two in the first half for a 19-0 halftime lead. Crumpler, son of ECU standout Carlester Crumpler, will play for Rutgers next season.

Washington is off next week.

North Duplin 14 Northside 13

The Panthers dropped a close one on the road to fall to 1-1. Jamie Corprew ran for 122 yards, while quarterback Hunter Crismon completed 5-8 passes for 109 yards before leaving the game with an injury.

Washington Co. 26 Southside 6

The Seahawks dropped to 0-2 after a road loss to Washington County.

Pungo Christian 48 Mattamuskeet 0

The Raiders improved to 2-0 with a road win in 8-man action. PCA put the game away early with 26 points in the first quarter.

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